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Decent story concept, but it felt like author, translator and editor doesn't really care about the quality of their work output i.e. bad English too many typos.
It was pretty good at the start, but it gets repetitive. Its like you don't need to read it anymore, you can be sure what happens next, so its kinda boring.
IMO its one of those overrated novels.
If you really don't have anything good to read and if you don't mind bugged up English then its a good read.

Can someone spoil which chapter he enters into vampire server cause i am here because of vampire tag

After reading 1500+, it goes downhill once he tries to find as it repeats the same sequence over and over but new character and place. I'd recommend anyone to just read the first arc as author tries to nerf MC but makes you think he's OP so that cross-realm BS like any other MC has nowadays. He forgets the skills that he gets and his lack of creativity is suffocating.

Who made this cover? There's no dog and robot dogs lol

where is the antihero tag? because of him, thousands of innocent people died, and he himself killed a lot

Tag strong from the start, strong to stronger, and also weak to strong?

Look... I honestly like this story but I had to remove myself from it, I stopped at chapter 1916. The plot of the story itself is good, it has a large, very broad world and has a lot of potential to be used, for example unique powers, worlds invading each other, skills such as natural sciences, necromancy, formations, religion... This makes that it is a very broad world and that it can provide a diverse story, but the author is shit, we have the system but from a moment in the story the author stops giving information about the character, his status, the author nerfs it repeatedly his protagonist and cheats him when it is useful to him and on top of that he forgets the protagonist's skills, I'll give examples. every dead mob has a chance to drop skill books, okay, at the beginning the protagonist gains some, most of which are recipes that give him experience in cooking, and he gains some books, but as the story progresses this skill is lost, doesn't gain anything. Another example, in the story the MC always fights against other factions and I don't remember which chapter but it is portrayed that an extra has 6 skills to improve his physique and the limit of having skills is never mentioned, so I always thought, if the MC He's an influential guy and there are lots and lots of high-ranking people around him, so why doesn't he start buying some skill books? This would increase your own combat power and improve your summons' combat power as they gain part of your attribute. another factor for example is the loss of abilities, the MC used his silence stick a lot in the vampire saga, but after it ended he NEVER USED IT AGAIN, with his coffin improving his abilities as a vampire the silence should be even stronger, but he doesn't use it. another factor, THE FUCKING MC doesn't sit still digesting his gains, always walking around even though he tells himself that he's going to stay still for a while, but he can't last 1 day, that's a personal opinion, even though he knows that his greed won't let him, I I understand =( I like the story but in my view there are so many holes, the author nerfs his character a lot and sometimes makes him super strong, there is no worthy opponent against the MC, the secondary characters are all just potatoes, I don't see any intriguing character that would leave the Under pressure, the MC ends up getting everything he wants with a happy ending for him in all arcs... There is no suspense in the story.

Atm at ch1910, last 50 chapters after the "real life" fog part, I cant seem to fall into the story the way I used to. Ridiculously short chapters and no engaging content, its hard to care at all. Like its previous charm is missing or something. Anyone else?

Ainda me perguntando quem é o cara na capa de perfil do livro por que o MC não tem um cachorro....

This novel, and I'm at ch 1005, is amazing. I love it. If you have read "Complete Martial Arts Attributes" then reading this novel will be familiar to you. Not in the way it is similar in plot, but the MC and how he conducts himself is so much the same.

This is not a faceslapping novel. It is not a harem novel, and there has been no romance at all so far.

Now the MC awakes and finds out there is a problem with his memory. He knows vaguely of his past, but only a few highlights. In the novel, people have access to a gameworld and they can make a choice of where to go, with different genres - vampire, wasteland survivor, or zombie apocalypse.

Everyone gets a talent with the typical F through S ratings, and the MC got one that is OP. He becomes a summoner type, but is greedy. "Children makes choices, adults take it all" So he trains in pretty much all skills he can. His goal is to play the storylines of the elementary game, then to mid game, then to high level games on various worlds.

The novel really trucks along and the MC seems to never have time to breath. There like zero filler, everything the novel discusses seems to be relevant in the upcoming story.

As a LITRPG, there is game stats presented with items and powers here and there, but no filler of the the author wasting a half chapter all the time as the MC checks his stats. It's been a few hundred chapters since the character sheet was last presented in fact.

The MC reminds me so much of Complete Martial Arts... Each of them are so greedy - one for items, resources, and quest completion, the other for "squeezing the wool" (making people perform in fights to pick up attribute bubbles). They both seem like they're going along with things for the ride, but are intentionally positioning themselves for the greatest gain, with only allies of convenience.

The MC is not some simp, or a passive person who allows himself to be ordered about by the government either. He's more of a steady realist type who makes allies as he can, but guards against being betrayed and gets measured revenge when crossed. Remember, realist. He doesn't seem interested in wiping out entire "clans" because someone crossed him.

I don't know what his hurry is, and why he is pushing so hard. In truth, it's almost like he's getting manipulated. No prior memories, a little confused, so he throws himself into the storyline which takes a life of his own. The competition is vicious and he needs to move quickly to secure his place in it. Completing world quests first has amazing rewards even out of game. Then there is the management aspect of what he gains that takes so much of his time. Everything he does has a consequences and requires follow up.

The side characters are so so. There is a little bit of "you're so awesome, I'll just call you God", but there are opponent players and NPCs as well. Some of the side characters I'd wish for more screen time, but the author uses them as aids for the MC as he needs them. He's always too busy to interact for recreation. There is only one other friend the MC is always dragging along, he's like the administrative assistant.
Read and enjoy :D