At Level 999, I Finally Joined an Adventuring Party

It's written quite well so far, and it seems to be the kind of story about a powerful character. If the "leaving the team" trope is like releasing a floodgate—the beginning is the most exciting, but the momentum weakens after the middle—then this kind of "joining the team" story, which focuses more on daily life plot design and team member interactions, really tests the author's skill.

The protagonist is a rather rare type; he just wants to slowly experience the life he desires: he won't give up beef because of material possessions, nor does he want to become a lonely, aloof master. The protagonist won't deliberately hide his strength; if someone asks, his reply will at least be: "The strength that can be openly revealed."

The synopsis suggests a lighthearted, everyday life-like anime storyline.

I really enjoyed the first half of the book, especially the part before the transformation. The biggest highlight was the protagonist's very straightforward personality. The protagonist rarely hides anything; he acts decisively and doesn't pretend to know what he doesn't.

I read two chapters and then logged out to check the platform... This light novel vibe is just too authentic, 99% perfect. The author must have read a lot!

Seeing the Sweet Flower Battle, I personally do reflect on the plot. This book has significant problems with its underlying logic and the protagonist's personality. The skills are all at max level. It seems that all skills are at max level except for some unique or special skills. But this is just my speculation.

In essence, the synopsis is just that of an invincible story, with the plot likely ending in one of four scenarios: daily life, harem, or the departure of the caregiver. It concludes with a major war. That's how it's written.

I've read up to chapter 161. It's good, but some aspects of the plot are a bit off-putting, whether it's the unexpected "bad luck" created to advance the plot or the gender swap caused by "bugs". It's like finding half a caterpillar in your food halfway through a meal; it's disgusting.

What does it mean to suddenly add a lesbian?

There are too many characters, they lack individuality, and the plot is too chaotic. Perhaps it would be better to cut it out and start a new book with the same theme.