My Runes Can Level Up

I can read two hundred chapters, but from now on I will have to cycle through dungeons on a single player, which is boring. By the way, I would like to complain about a common problem in this kind of novel. Every time the protagonist takes the baby to level up, he has to spend a hundred times and a thousand times the resources of others. As a result, he has never been able to beat the passers-by who are two levels higher. The women around him are all better than the cheating protagonist who levels up faster.

One thing to say, this book is quite good in terms of content and setting, but after the last 10 chapters, it suddenly became real... I can't say it was a bad ending, but it was pretty much the same. Of course, in the middle, there were some parts where the content was confusing, and some other things, but I still couldn't accept it. Alas, forget it, the situation is special. But to put it another way, the content can be rated around 8 points, and the setting can be rated around 9 points. The plot and part of the character and the process of getting along are a bit strange. However, this character's personality has always been acceptable. Overall, there are a lot of flaws, but the flaws don't hide the good points.

The first part was okay, but it was too repetitive and quite boring.

When I read it, it felt like a pure online game novel. Later on, all the value settings simply collapsed. You just set the strength, defense, mental speed, and speed. The more you read, the more you read.

The heroine is severely afraid of society, and her aunt who has been with her for so many years is afraid to speak. When the hero comes on the scene, he pays more attention and chats a few words, buys things, and becomes a good friend. When he heard that they could become roommates, he wished he could run up to warm the bed. There is also the plot between the two of them. To be honest, if the awkward part was not written, this book would be pretty good.

After reading it, it's very well written

Levels are a bit confusing. They are level, rank, and quality. It would actually be good if it was written well and clarified. However, there is no distinction at all. Those many conditions are all called upgrade conditions. It is difficult to distinguish whether you are upgrading the protagonist or upgrading the summoned object.

The writing is blunt, the data is confusing, and the fighting relies entirely on the aura of the protagonist. Chapter 30, being attacked from two sides, still risking your life to pick up the dropped items, risking your life here.

It's okay at the beginning! I don't know what to say later. The main theme is disgusting!

It's not good-looking, and the writing is terrible. Also, the character of the elf in the male video makes me feel sick to my stomach and make me vomit.