The Emperor Rises: An Online Game

They use a chapter to introduce skills every 3 or 5 chapters to pad the word count, which isn't very interesting.

Without the domineering presence of a king, without the arrogance of an emperor, you can't write a true king. All I see in your writing is a nobody working in the south. A king? Ha! 1. If you're so tough, either draw your sword directly or don't. Doing something you don't want to do because of others' ridicule? What's the difference between that and being forced by your boss in real life? 2.

Kinones deliberately used the protagonist in the temporary world instance, intending to discard him after he'd served his purpose, kill him to loot his equipment, and even kill the protagonist's teammates. When Kinones was collecting the divine pet egg, the protagonist could have easily stopped him, reducing the chance of revenge to one less opponent in the future.

After reading a chapter, all I could see was the talent; I could write about the same talent multiple times.

Writing a book solely based on introducing skills

Is this a way to increase the word count in the skills description?

It feels really out of place for an NPC to use the word "tank."

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Too much fluff, repeating the same skill multiple times.

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