Heavy Dependence on the Enhancer

It's a real shame. The first plot, with its exploitation of the "golden finger" (a powerful cheat ability), was a bit off-putting. The characters in the first plot were decently described, but the rest was mediocre and didn't offer any truly satisfying moments.

Investigation Report: "Number"-674 Subject of the survey: Male protagonist of "The Enhancer's Heavy Dependence" - [Lorne] Survey Results: [Physical Transmigration] Criteria for judgment: Abnormal traits: Transmigration Investigators, as the name suggests, are professionals who investigate and record the transmigration situations of transmigrators.

That's fine, it's a little slow but not a big problem.

I just finished reading it, and I thought it was finally getting better. If I could just get through this month, the enhancement resources wouldn't be so scarce. But it turns out the author just died from exhaustion.

The protagonist's enhancements would be very powerful if used to improve learning ability or comprehension. Luck is another factor; some protagonists simply try to stack up their comprehension and luck, whether through equipment or external items. In some cultivation worlds, advancement relies on luck and items related to the Enlightenment Tree…

Having read 27 chapters, all I've seen is the cheat-like ability to enhance food, allowing the body to reach near-Iron rank; the story progresses very slowly.

The battle descriptions in Chapter 44 are not very good.