Online Gaming: The Evil God Defies Heaven

The protagonist is simply too cowardly, irresponsible, and incompetent. He's like a sissy, all he does is show off. He cowers when faced with a strong opponent and doesn't have any of the advantages one would expect from someone reborn.

Although it's from many years ago, the male lead really is brainless.

Honestly, even though this book is five years old, could you please stop making the protagonist seem like an idiot? Do you think the readers are stupid? Please stop with such a weak-willed protagonist! The plot is terrible, it's ridiculous, and the characters are underdeveloped. The theme is unclear. I really don't understand why it was arranged this way. After a few chapters, it's hard not to be speechless. Thumbs down.

New Year, new look, I've read your masterpiece.

It's great! Keep it up, author! I'll always support you!

Tsk tsk tsk, this book is pure fantasy by the author. Billions in rewards all over the place—can't it be a little more realistic? And those level 100 equipment pieces you could wear at level 60? Have you forgotten the skills you learned?

Everything was great, but it's turning into a harem game. Although online games are all about wishful thinking, it gets boring when it goes too far. With billions or hundreds of billions of dollars involved all the time, and princesses and young ladies throwing themselves at you, it just loses its appeal.

To be honest, when I read the synopsis, I was reminded of Ye Zi's "Dragon Slayer," and I immediately felt that this book was uninteresting (I quite liked "Dragon Slayer").

You can tell it's trash just by the title. Rebirth means you already know everything, so what's the point? It's like knowing the exam answers; what's the fun in taking another exam? There's no novelty at all.

I only managed to finish a dozen or so chapters.