A Mysterious World: From the Start, Sleeping Can Get You Killed

It's alright. The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, but without emotions, he's just a heartless leveling-up machine. He lacks even a sense of humor; if it weren't for the old man with the cheat ability interacting with him, it would be incredibly boring. The naming of the skill creation, "Marriage Sword Technique," is rather amusing. The "no-female-lead" aspect is good, though.

It feels like AI-assisted writing. Then, I don't dislike male protagonists who are decisive and ruthless, but I hate male protagonists who even kill their benefactors. That kind of personality is too antisocial; I feel like reporting it would get you banned. Don't talk to me about realism and decisiveness. This is just a bloody fable of the farmer and the snake.

There are some parts I don't understand. The person clearly failed, so how come they don't die in reality? That doesn't make sense. Who would buy a substitute life-saving item? If they fail, they can just start over with a new one, right?

I'm only writing this review after reading 300 chapters. Firstly, the initial setting of men on Earth as "rare animals," leading to their special privileges, was initially interesting, but unfortunately, it was only mentioned in the first few chapters. Forget the special treatment as a "rare species," later on, most Earthlings he encountered caused him trouble.

After developing a heart of steel, all I wrote was a bunch of dog-like creatures 🐶💩

It was supposed to be an infinite flow story, but it turned into a cultivation story later on. It's really bad!

Nice!

I'm really baffled. Where did this 9.0 Rating come from? First of all, apart from the planetary theme, the other tags have absolutely nothing to do with this book. The style of this book kept changing in the first few chapters, and the settings were added and deleted repeatedly. In the later stages, they wrote a huge world view but couldn't control it.

The beginning was alright, but the power levels kept falling apart. The protagonist, in Sequence 2, suddenly appeared with a bunch of extraterrestrial beings. After losing his emotions, he became more like an idiot, increasingly greedy, and never learning his lesson.

The protagonist, Li Xiaoshuai, is a bit dull at the beginning, but gets much better later on. The author updates over 3,000 words a day, though there are about 500 words of filler text. This is just my personal opinion, please don't be offended if you disagree. 🤣