Most of it revolves around streaming, which, in this case, follows the same old trope of onlookers (in chat) mocking the main character before and praising him after a significant move, while explaining some details of the fight. The author tries to portray the main character as smart and cunning, but he mostly relies on brute force or simple streaming tricks:
- Choosing a physically resistant boss for suspense while his damage-dealing summon has poisoned blades.
- Using summons to clear traps, which seems novel only because everyone else’s summons either cost money or have long cooldowns.
I hung in there until the end of the second dungeon, hoping for a change, but unfortunately, it remained the same. I gave it an extra star because this might be what the streaming theme is about, and since I haven’t read much of it, I’ll settle for 2 stars.
