Survival Game: From the Start, I Changed Class to Grave Digger

His character breaks down after chapter 70. Instead of utilizing and developing his skills and talents, he runs around aimlessly with his team to get the first kill? He even shares loot with trash, he's weak himself but still carries around girls, he's completely infatuated with women, and then he gets turned on by his trashy subordinates and reveals his secrets. Unbelievable!

This is really good! It's a survival/monster-slaying novel with a leveling-up and character development element, and it reads smoothly without feeling out of place. It's the best book of this genre I've read so far. Although there are a few minor plot holes, they don't detract from the overall reading experience. The snowballing progression is engaging, and the character development is quite interesting. I won't comment on how the later chapters go, but at least the first hundred chapters were excellent. Keep it up!

The protagonist was originally somewhat indecisive, but after level 130, he started to develop into a saintly figure. Killing enemies who wanted to kill him was perfectly justified; it was only under the influence of magical artifacts that he could be so ruthless yet decisive – it's ridiculous. In the end, he even went to explain himself to the saint, but unfortunately, the saint didn't give him a chance to flatter her.

The beginning was good, but the third trial just drastically lowered the protagonist's intelligence. The protagonist finally managed to become the top player in the entire region, possessing various overpowered skills—what a great start! Everyone was wondering whether the protagonist would easily overcome all obstacles or introduce new enemies, but instead, the protagonist was made to act like Luo Zhi, trying to close the gap with other players?! The top player in the entire region constantly compromises with outsiders, can't control his subordinates internally, can't keep any secrets, and gets his base breached by a weak, unprovoked enemy force, even killing his pet. I'd call him the most pathetic protagonist on the entire site.

The protagonist knows that the woman surnamed Li is a saint, she's practically shitting on his head, and he's still a coward? It's not like he can't beat her. Does the author like saints? Look how many times this woman has argued with the protagonist because of her overflowing saintly heart, and he's tolerated all of this? Is she a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle? Disgusting.

The protagonist was doing well when suddenly a sanctimonious woman started showering him with gold coins. I thought I was going to break ties with her, but then a few days later, the protagonist inexplicably got together with her. I was instantly devastated. She was showering me with gold coins and then, after saying a few nice words to the protagonist, she became a loyal sycophant. I promptly dropped the book.

The character engages in excessive and nonsensical chatter, exhibits average intelligence, and frequently posts random levels without any consistent or stable leveling pattern. The data is often inconsistent; one sentence might say 30, and the next immediately changes to 60. For example, one sentence might state that 50 experience points are needed to level up, while another mentions defeating a large group of monsters that only grant 10 experience points per monster, resulting in no level gain. The character's confused thinking and overall experience is extremely unpleasant to read.

The male protagonist clearly had a bad life in his original world, but after transmigrating and having such a great start, he still messed things up like this. He forgot his shame and was brainless, ignoring so many good girls and insisting on fawning over a saint. This adventure novel has been turned into a female-oriented story. I'm dropping it...

The male lead is clueless, has no ideas, and keeps fawning over the female lead. That woman, who I don't know if she's the female lead or not, is hypocritical and a saint. Every time he's about to break down, she beckons and gives him a nice look, and then the male lead goes back to fawning over her. I'm speechless. Author, you're just asking for trouble. Sooner or later, nobody will read this. Just wait for Cat Brother to force you to abandon the story.

Dude, this is a survival story! The male lead should have known his place from the start when his qualification was taken away. But from chapter 60 onwards, he's been relentlessly fawning over a saintly woman. He didn't care about her initially, but after no intimate interactions, she suddenly starts fawning over him. Then, when they teamed up in a dungeon, she didn't share her gains or discoveries. She's inherently selfish, and after the male lead was constantly sabotaged by her subordinates, she showed no remorse. He was at least invited and teamed up with her. Then, around chapter 100, when the regional center was being opened, she didn't stand by him when he was being bullied, and even betrayed him after realizing she'd alienated his enemies. He only calmed down after his outburst. Then, in chapter 112, she invites him again and he immediately accepts and fawns over her. I can only say the author has problems handling character emotions. It's impossible for a normal person to handle things like that; it's a recipe for disaster. I hope the author sees this and changes it. This story could have been much better.