I Reincarnated as a First-Anniversary Limited Boss

A reader asked where the author has been all this time? The author went to join the army. During this period, the author experienced a lot and matured considerably. Looking back at this cringeworthy work from back then, I feel utterly ashamed. After retiring and returning home, the author may or may not continue writing. However, more mature works are already in the works. I would like to thank all the readers who have supported the author. I love you all.

This book needs time to mature, otherwise you might get high blood pressure halfway through.

It feels like it has little to do with the main character; the main character really has very little screen time.

As expected of a water pigeon, it's so good at swimming, it must have a lot of water.

It's somewhat interesting, but something feels off. I don't understand the meaning of several chapters in the middle, or rather, I don't understand their purpose.

There are many stories about reincarnation game bosses, but you've really gone through this much trouble. You could try putting it up for sale and see if it's good or bad; you'll immediately be exposed. But that's how it is for newbies; you can just start another project.

The author grasped the essence of water, achieving unparalleled mastery and becoming a water god, ultimately dominating the water realm. This reminds me of a saying: The author is all about water.

This is too padded. You have to go through almost ten chapters to recall just one plot point. Your pacing is terrible.

This woman's cheating is inexplicable. She was invincible at first and then nerfed, but it's not like she had to cheat again after being nerfed. It wouldn't have been difficult for her to beat that old man after being nerfed, why did she have to cheat?

Skipping the thank-you list and settings, half of it is gone.