Online Game: Strength for Every Basic Attack. Might Makes Right!

It's such a cliché: the protagonist wants to sleep with the aunt who raised him. It's morally bankrupt, and I just can't understand the thought process of these authors. Male protagonists in romance novels are always falling for various foster mothers, aunts, sisters, or cousins; female protagonists are always falling for various uncles or cousins. It's disgusting!

You can't increase defense, yet you only get hit for four or five hundred. Isn't that infuriating? You can't increase agility, yet your attacks are incredibly fast. Isn't that infuriating? You can't increase speed, yet people just can't escape. Isn't that infuriating? 5% Health is 600 against minions, but only 500 against a boss. It should be tens of thousands! Isn't that infuriating? This is all written in a mess.

It takes half a day to land a few hundred punches, is that reasonable? Talent leveling is so slow, even top-tier talents level up slower than others by fighting bosses every day, plus some ridiculous, low-life fantasy plotlines 😅😅😅 There are just too many flaws.

Well written, but don't write like that again. As a reborn person with a talent that surpasses the Dominator, but whose level, damage, defense, and speed are all lower than others, it's not a "Super Dominator" talent anymore. Just call it a "Super Bronze" talent. Also, you actually know there are so many hidden benefits in the newbie village? Why didn't you tell your aunt? You were afraid that once she developed, she wouldn't need you anymore and you wouldn't be able to get them.

That was awesome! One punch and they were all blown up!!

So beautiful! 😀😀😀

Data disorder

There's a particularly awkward and incomprehensible section. Having a minor villain constantly chasing after the protagonist to advance the plot is one thing, but the world boss scene—it's not even in reality yet! Would you scream and run away at the sight of a big boss in a game? Can't you use some common sense? It's so disjointed to write a hero-saves-the-damsel-in-distress plot.

I felt so nauseous after reading Chapter 5 that I vomited. You ate the percentage damage.

Personally, I think this book is quite good; it's very enjoyable to read, you could call it a "feel-good" novel.