Who Made the Strongest Player?

@ The character design of a novel involves many factors, which I don't want to concern myself with. What I want to ask is about the alt account. The main account is already overpowered, so there's nothing wrong with using cheats. You can decide for yourself. You said the main account was too overpowered and not suitable for arena PvP, so you created an alt account, but it also used cheats, and you don't even know how it happened. Didn't I read it carefully? Regardless of how the alt account got the cheat, if the alt account is using cheats, is there any point in using an alt account? You're not going to explain yourself? Your smurf account is also using cheats, carrying girls, getting chicken dinners... Ugh, showing off. Don't you have a main account? Why create a secondary account? Just to spam the chat?

No need to scan anymore, the author has remade it.

Fully revived! | ू•ૅω•́)

Cherish it, this is the little pigeon's last ripple.

Tomb sweeping

The new cover... Well... I can't quite put my finger on it, it just lacks something.

The plot is quite good, and the author's character portrayal is excellent, far superior to most brainless, invincible protagonist stories. However, the protagonist's intelligence is lacking. It's not that he's stupid, but his intelligence doesn't match his strength; he feels somewhat like a freeloader. Nevertheless, his intelligence is still relatively normal, much better than most brainless protagonists. The biggest flaw of this book is the abundance of disgusting characters (many of the antagonists are mentally unstable and have abnormal thoughts, making you want to punch them), which is very uncomfortable to read. I don't mean for authors to only write wish-fulfillment stories, but they shouldn't be purely about disgusting characters.

I'm starting to find it hard to accept. Now it doesn't feel like a harem anymore; it's more like raising a sex toy, even sleeping with his own mother (although it seems to have been said that they're not blood relatives). I don't really understand it, and personally, I find it a bit disgusting.

Go, little dove!

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