Weird Invasion: My Traits Fuse Without Limit

To write a supernatural tale based on rules, the author's IQ must at least meet a certain standard.

The main character has a good personality, but Lin Wan has too much screen time.

Lin Wan should never be a teammate; I've seen too many similar cases.

The first dungeon was pretty good, but the second one was extremely disappointing... This is completely unlike the quality of writing by one person...

Chapter 23 reveals the true nature of the protagonist's cheat ability. The plot is clichéd, and the characters are stereotypical, especially Lin Wan, a pure-hearted hypocrite who makes the protagonist sacrifice his own safety to save innocent bystanders, and even believes that the protagonist was wrong not to save those damned villains earlier, all because of her own good intentions.

The protagonist is a preachy, low-class female boss. While some comments suggest the later parts are good, how can one get through the beginning?

I know that people don't like reading short books, but new books really need readership. Please take a moment to scroll down a few pages. I will add more chapters during the new book period, and I will give back a super-explosive update after the book is officially released. Thank you!

There's too much nonsense, it's just too rambling, like an endless ocean. Each story has thirty or forty chapters, and that's only one level. Leaving aside whether it even has ten levels or higher, at this rate, even nine levels would require hundreds of stories. I can't even imagine.

1. Hunting low-level monsters is incredibly easy for high-level players. The protagonist can lock onto people even through a network cable with just a green-quality [Anchor], and it's not difficult for others to kill "monsters" and get their attribute drops. 2. High-level power leveling services still maintain dominance in low-level dungeons. There are limitations, but they are negligible.

After reading 10 chapters, I'd describe the author in two words: "Saintly Mother".