Godlike Level-Up System

When the protagonist comes, he either time travels or is reborn. There is no system that must bring top-notch skills. It's not fun to kill monsters and upgrade all the way. The same is true for this book. The protagonist starts with a boost, collects battle pets, recruits followers, builds equipment, and then follows the main line and meets his father. Just when I thought the protagonist was about to take off, the whole book is over.

It's a rubbish novel. The main character is indecisive. If it weren't for his indecisiveness, the people around him would be fine. He has to kill when he should. He will not kill him even if he can beat him. On the other hand, the person spared by the protagonist captures the people around him and almost dies. He can beat him or not to save the person. I can't even read this crappy book.

It's very interesting, but the ending is a bit rushed. I guess I can't continue editing it.

The writing is so bad. In the first chapter, you can get 30 experience points by killing a level 3 person, but you can't upgrade the protagonist to the first level. In the second chapter, you can level up by killing a garbage monster with just a little experience. What's the operation?

Very interesting, but the ending is so sudden

Another rubbish novel, what is the title of your book? The content is different from the title! The protagonist complained about killing monsters and leveling up, but the writing was off track.

This good book was ruined. I felt that the horns of the pig were not bloody. None of the enemies or bad guys were killed. There was still some blood... I gave up decisively after reading Chapter 172.

Okay, the ending is too random

Chapter 1 says that my mother died in childbirth, and later in Chapter 14, he says that he wants to save her. How can he rely on this?

The book is very interesting (this is the first novel I have read from beginning to end), but the ending is a bit sudden.