Now That I'm an Adventurer, Who Needs to Work Hard?

Huh? I haven't been there for at least half a year. I just go there every day to send flowers and vote for a few books in the "God Group: Starting from Zero," but the comment sections are all filled with amazing people, I don't dare look, and I don't even look for books anymore. Looks like it's really dead, all its prestige has vanished.

Pikachu, you've changed. You don't write sandbox gardens anymore.

It was exhausting to watch. Although the protagonist seemed to achieve all his goals, there was almost no sense of satisfaction. It was like one task wasn't finished before the next one started; you'd barely get one thing done before being dragged into the next.

There wasn't a single comment about the book's content. The first three chapters only revealed the protagonist's arrogance, and the rest was confusing. Can anyone tell me what happens later?

Looking at the comments, Pikachu? I knew the stove needed to cool down.

If the conditions for upgrading a skill remain the same after it's downgraded, then this "Appraisal" skill can easily become powerful with just a few practice sessions. Other similarly easy-to-learn skills can also be mastered through repeated practice in the same way.

So it's you, problem child from Arcadia, the eternal god.

The protagonist's cheat is a skill upgrade system that allows him to downgrade easy-to-obtain skills for a small amount of skill points and attribute points. He easily farmed points using the Appraisal skill, and then decided to downgrade incredibly difficult-to-obtain auxiliary growth skills to gain points. I just can't understand it.

Luckily I didn't subscribe. If I had known you would abandon the story, Qidian would probably have allowed the author to make a statement to the readers. FL is not worthy of it. The main text of your last book ended inexplicably, the side stories were written as the main text, a bunch of plot holes were left unfilled, and the outline ended inexplicably. This book is obviously yours.

Hanging up the strings is useless; the conspiracies and schemes are endless, leaving you completely on the defensive. It's exhausting to watch like this; I prefer something lighter.