Logging 10,000 Years into the Future高武：登录未来一万年

Well VR novels end badly because the author makes them too much op at the start and then the rest of the novel nerfs them, and most time he must have some 'beautiful' companion who is totally useless the whole novel

An intriguing premise yet poor execution being the usual with web novels will always be frustrating for me. So much potential wasted.

Sometimes I’m tempted to write something just to make a point, and because I can’t find anything sharing the ideas I enjoy reading that’s high-quality.

My review would have been pretty similar, so I would just say to read yours. Also, word of warning, the TL group that picked this up is dropping it after 25 chapters because it didn't get a positive enough response. However, apparently another group is picking it up but I have no idea on how that is going to work and how the updating situation is going to work. Also, I think it would be interesting if he

A very superficial assessment, considering only 25 chapters read.
I read almost the entire Chinese source (Google translator is quite normal for reading) - and this is my opinion.
It's not a masterpiece, but it's a very interesting piece. Much better than average.
Notes on your review.
1) Killing zombies does not make the protagonist smarter. He is already very smart from the start. After all, he is a reincarnator living a second life. Killing a zombie grants him the experience of a killed human and a portion of his lifetime will. Which he can partially absorb and become stronger. Essentially close to your words, but not exactly.
2) No legacy left to him. In the future, there is a large database of martial arts. He logged in as an ordinary person (like any person). Since he is in the "dream space" in the future, his actions affect his lifetime history (which he can also read about). And the stronger he is during his lifetime, the higher his access to the database and the more rare techniques he can get.
It's basically like a public library with a premium membership.
I will not comment on the level of translation ...)

What I liked about the book.
The author is an adult. Judging by the author's notes, he has a wife, a child was born. In general, this is not a typical "hungry student" who copies other people's ideas in the hope of achieving success.
The level of the author (in any work) greatly affects the work itself. In general, I evaluate many books from the beginning precisely by the age of the writer (when I can, of course).
So. I really like the main character. He is hardworking, moderately serious, moderately playful, focused on the goal, does not forget about his family, but without excesses. It is pleasant to follow him and he does not infuriate with his stupidity. He also does not chase skirts and does not sacrifice his interests for the sake of women. But not an insensitive log - if you need to take a risk for the sake of your beloved - he will do it. In general, there is almost no romance in the work. And this is the right move, here we are talking about the survival of mankind and not about some kind of nonsense.

In the book there are masters for slapping, but not to say that very many. I would appreciate it as a tribute to tradition...)

The plot and intrigue itself is not bad enough. The author slowly reveals the causes of the death of mankind and how they came to this. Again, this happens very naturally, the protagonist becomes stronger, his access to the database grows in the future (he uses his lifetime authority and the stronger he is in the past, the higher his access in the future).

If it weren’t for the size of the translated text, I would boldly recommend reading it to fans of action-style romances.