Midnight Fantasy

after reading the title i know this is just garbage it is ok to read if you ignore common sense (logic) and savage society watching 8 years old survive in the forrest.this is the same as other not make sense novels.

Huh... Not a lot of skill editing system genre around. I had read a few but have either limitation on how many time mc could do per realm or how high can mc push the limit. Reading from description in front, feels like a limitless type as long as mc is creative.Oh wait, mc had limitation of needing cultivation technique first.. Well, nothing that mc can't solve with inserting omni-ish power...

it's a good book overall ...but why does the translation quality drop from chapter 40 onwards...it's really annoying...can't enjoy a good read anymore

In one word, satisfying! This MC doesn't go around with any kind of hypocrisy. No extra BS...just simple and efficient killing. Best story of the month!

This is a great story of a man moving through a virtual reality video game and becoming the top player. Throughout the story he will develop various powers and that are not forgotten about. A skill that is used once will be used again. Most stories like this will forget about skills that were once used. However, even skills that are rarely mentioned will be brought up again from time to time to remind you of their existence. This shows us that the author is fully aware of his story and has an in depth understanding of what is important so that the readers will not forget small bits and pieces of the story. However, there are a few errors in translation but are easily fixed in your mind as you're reading. So I view these as very minor.

The plot is a generic cultivation novel. Not good or bad. Just average.  The problem is that the MC’s “golden finger” is really inconsistent. Basically it changes to become OP or useless at random whenever the author needs it to advance the “plot.” I might forgive it if the plot was unique, but it’s not. So below average rating from me.