The MC, at the age of 6, is a prodigy capable of creating S-rank jutsus and mastering multiple elements with impressive speed. However, after a six-year time-skip, the character appears to stagnate. Despite intense training under 10x gravity and years of practice, he struggles to make progress in areas like taijutsu and element mastery. Even more puzzling is the fact that he abandons promising skills, like thread control, to focus on a sword style he can’t master even after a year. The author seems to have sidelined the MC’s initial potential to artificially stretch out the conflicts, creating a lack of coherence in the character’s development.

showing off too much, I hate that, especially when it's too overdone, and for overdone, this author is king

trash!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What’s the point of this garbage? Yes, I’m calling it garbage — because even calling it a "novel" is an insult, even to the worst books ever written. The author created an invincible MC and clearly had no idea what to do next. So what happens? Random massacres? Rape??? Like, why even write something this awful? If I could give it a negative rating, I would — no question.

We're being sold a universe of dungeons, conquests, strategies — a world where death lurks behind every trap, where the words 'dungeon master' should rhyme with terror, authority, and life-or-death stakes. But what do we get in return? A world with its teeth filed down, enemies coming for advice with hearts in their eyes, and 'conflicts' that dissolve into polite apologies and puppy-dog eyes.

Novel Summary: If the author wants his MC to win, then he wins. If the author wants his MC to lose, then he will lose. Also, the MC's use of magic is horribly poor.

trash!

I don't understand why the author makes the mc sell these chickens at such ridiculously low prices, a chicken worth 100 silver taels sold for 20? Ridiculously stupid! A simple portion of herb effective for going from rank 8 to 7 is worth 100 silver taels and you need 10 of them, and the mc sells a chicken that has or less double this effectiveness for 20 silver taels????? I can understand at first when he didn't have the strength to protect himself, but later when he has rank 5 strength to protect him, why he sells so much at a loss, like why not 50, 70? But no, he sells for 20 and lets these middlemen earn 80 taels or less of silver per chicken sold. Basically, every time they sell a chicken, they earn enough to buy 4... and the author presents it as something special to see without realizing the ridiculousness of the situation... trashy novel and author!