Global Class Change: From the Start, I'm the Supreme Mage, and the School Beauty Begs Me to Carry Her!

Game-themed fiction, you can design your own formulas, even if they're infinitely inflated, but at least they should be accurate! This one chapter is inconsistent, and the data jumps around between chapters—what's the point of reading it?

Speechless. Can't they write without women? The entire story is just women, women, women. The later plot is like a Russian nesting doll—it's so padded…

Data-driven novels present data in a terrible way, with too much unnecessary dialogue. Even a simple dungeon run consists entirely of random characters talking nonsense, and the protagonist can finish a task in two seconds and still manage to fill dozens of chapters.

Damn it, if I had known it was going to be a bad ending, I would have given up on it long ago! [Angry][angry][angry]

The numbers are inconsistent and make a lot of sense.

The data is too messy; the author suffers from intermittent amnesia.

I've read so many reviews, and not a single one is positive, so I'm skipping this book.

Oh my god, I died from poisoning after reading six chapters.

I've never seen an author who can even misspell the protagonist's name before.

It was okay at the beginning, but it started to decline around chapter 200.