Global: Armor Up, One Punch to Shatter the Stars!

I gave a positive review before, but deleted it and changed it to a neutral review. Reason: One of my consistent scoring criteria is that if you decide to use the ex-girlfriend's dramatic opening as a template, you have to accept its drawbacks and be prepared that it's just a tool to start the story.

The protagonist has the ability to earn money but doesn't tell his parents, making them humbly beg for money from others, while he chats happily with girls every day without ever thinking about his parents' well-being. The author, in order to create a later plot where the protagonist's parents have to beg relatives for money, resorts to low-brow writing techniques to pave the way for a dramatic comeback.

Let's start with the armor crafting. Your system doesn't stipulate that each armor can only be crafted once. You spend 120,000 to buy enough materials to craft 100 sets, even if each set is 1,200. After crafting one set, you sell the remaining materials and then buy materials that cost 5,000 to craft one set to accumulate experience. I'm speechless.

It's very good, I recommend it.

I dare not say

The protagonist has the ability to earn money but doesn't tell his parents. For the sake of the protagonist's future, his parents borrow money from mean-spirited relatives. They have a knack for making their parents feel disgusted.

This book is interesting.

A bunch of outdated plots

Tasty

To be honest, it's incoherent and sounds like something written by AI. There's a section where both the Flame Dragon Knight and the Wind Eagle Knight are written. The damage changed from 2900 to 2600 on the next page, and the armor turned white on the next page, but the color changed to gold. Didn't you check it yourself before uploading it?