The Power-Leveling Legend

These past few days I've been bored out of my mind, so I decided to reread this book, and I was shocked by the comments! So many criticisms! The main complaints are that the protagonist is too cowardly, constantly getting bullied, which is frustrating!

It's alright, but the protagonist is written too weakly. Some people say this reflects social reality, but Dali's servility is so deep that he doesn't even dare to think about flipping the table. He's been suffering losses for hundreds of chapters. Are you always suffering losses in real life too? Everyone should have some cleverness, but Dali doesn't. He's constantly groveling to everyone and constantly being taken advantage of.

I've read over 500 chapters. The game's character portrayal and plot are good, but the protagonist is always in a state of being abused. It's hard to read for over 500 chapters with him still having a loser personality. I'll just flip through it occasionally in the future, but I won't read it specifically.

Many people who think I'm a coward are probably young people with little experience. This book is simple and realistic, far superior to fast-paced, wish-fulfillment novels. With its complex cast of characters and storylines, and multiple layers of logical tasks, if this isn't a masterpiece, then what is?

Everyone laughs at Dali, but everyone is Dali.

This book is a compilation of various online novel tropes, including the transmigrator Ye Meiluo, the chosen one of the plane Shenlan, Dali's behind-the-scenes story, the ruthless and unrestrained Blood Sea Rage, Fiona's transformation into an NPC, and finally Dali's underdog rise to godhood. Moreover, the writing is excellent and the characters are intelligent, so I highly recommend this novel.

This book is quite interesting; it's not a pure simplistic novel and has a good sense of humor, similar to *Beast Chronicles*. However, while reading it, I had a lingering unease. After some thought, I think there are a few issues: 1. The theme is unclear. More accurately, the protagonist, Dali's, goal is unclear.

Of all the novels I've read over the past decade, this is probably the one that left the deepest impression and is my favorite. Other novels are too formulaic, repetitive, and the satisfying moments are tiresome. This one subverts the formula, the protagonist's personality fits a normal character, and the dual transmigrator trope, which I personally despise, actually becomes a plus.

This book should be called "Rebirth of an NPC: A Step-by-Step Guide to Playing as a Player." Throughout the book, the protagonist is treated like an NPC, subjected to various "dog-walking" behaviors by other NPCs, such as not receiving experience rewards for completing tasks, forced tasks, usury, stealing equipment, and having to support an NPC's fleet. The protagonist is a selfless and great NPC who is constantly exploited by other NPCs through various bugs.

I've finished reading this book; there wasn't a single dull moment. Regarding the issue of character identification, opinions vary. If you feel that the protagonist is not suitable for you, then there is always another character that suits you. Night Demon Luo... The most common protagonist, arrogant and always thinking that the whole world should revolve around him. Raging waves...