not just cause he’s an MC in a CN novel but the nature of his ability as well

So the MC starts out as a relatively average and normal person, but suddenly becomes:

1) master tactician

2) master fighter

3) master alchemist

4) master engineer

5) master creature creator?

Even though we are in a futuristic setting, it still feels like modern day or earlier.

Even though we are spread out across the Milky Way and other galaxies, it feels smaller than the Earth.

He then discovers that the ancient race is coming back set to kill all life in the galaxy because they're egomaniacal a**holes so he's frantic to save everyone. However, the Milky Way alliance government don't believe him because he's the sole survivor of an incident that killed off dozens of battle gods so MC decides to reject them and become an outlaw in truth. Some cool stuff to look forward to is his getting a divine weapon that comes with a star mouse, his growing OPness when it comes to making chimeric animals, his being s**ked into a dark net death game where it turns out that there's a deeper layer to the dark net that allows you to gain more cool things and also where you can meet all aliens from the corners of the galaxy including the 3-eye race. Also cool is since the MC is atheist, when he breaks through and becomes a battle god, he decides that his divine path is to kill all who claim to be divine gods. Some of the revelations about the dark net are also interesting such as it actually being responsible for the 3-eye race's technological advancement because it's been there from the beginning of the universe so theoretically, the Milky Way races can catch up if they get lucky and work hard to dig up its secrets. It turns out the 3-eye race left because they were trying to find the source of the dark net and take it over but failed.

Some stuff that caused me to start losing interest was that more and more female characters that are attracted to the MC get introduced. I'm okay with MC having love interests in general but I invested in the lightning girl and I generally hate harems because they're not done well at all and this will be no exception from what I can tell. A lot of the women started feeling tacked on so I started losing patience. Plus, the suspension of disbelief was getting harder and harder for me as it began to be more and more fantastical rather than hard sci-fi. The dark net is a bit of a leap for me personally since I'm aware of how TOR, VPN, and what the real life darknet entails so it feels like the author overly romanticized that when he wrote about the galactic dark net to begin with so the sci-fi foundation was already a bit shaky for me. Especially since the stuff you discover about the dark net makes it more and more iffy for me since it turns out the dark net functions because there's a reverse universe and that's how the dark net can constantly break rules of physics and time/space, etc. I would be okay with just that but more and more stuff just gets piled on top of another until it gets pretty crazy to the point where rule of cool can no longer power it-- at least for me. At one point, the 3-eye race attacks the solar system and as the humans flee, I KID YOU NOT--the solar system including the sun, moon, and 8 other planets all converge on Earth in a planetary battle formation to defend it. It was f*cking Sailor Moon BS right there except it would be Sailor Earth and no pretty girls but the actual fricking planets moving on their own like they're alive and wrecking sh*t up. I get how cool the image is but that piled on top of all the impossible things was just too much for my logical mind. It just broke the universe for me. Then at one point Pluto does a last stand and dies but the MC's crew save a mysterious dude who answers to Pluto and they don't f*cking question it. Does no one in this universe have a normal sense of curiosity and know how to pursue a proper line of questioning?!?

That's not how you write an open ending, not just by abruptly cutting it out before final battle. Even if you were to write couple of chapters of battle, couple of chapters about MC romance, then proceed to kill the MC, and ended it with his kids receiving the legacy and still keep on battling is a still better open ending, although shitty, than just cut it out before final battle and tell the readers to just imagine the ending and write '1000 readers... 1000 ending' like wise sage, what a charade

Han's mother, what happened to the other planets, his love interests (lighting chick) & mother and father etc, along with meeting with the Golden family and the Golden Garden annnd I am sure theres alot more... its clear that something happened for the author to stop, and atleast he gave a ending verse and abrupt stop.

It might as well have finished with Han waking up and realised it was all a dream.

The way I see it, the moral of the story is that Evil is ongoing and the fight is eternal. The greatest sin is the inability to change.... having said that I wouldnt mind a Epilogue

'Earth has recently entered into a galactic stage, and ability users, Aka espers, are the representative elite of each world. Earth avoided colonization by the skin of their teeth. but their hero, Ke Lake, has mysteriously disappeared. Meanwhile, a guy named Han discovers the existence of the dark net, and begins his rise to become a hero for not just earth, but for the entire galaxy!'

For example, his wolf fang battalion tactic operates on the basis that his void domain nullifies all powers without the victim being aware of it. Well, the author will drop this explanation at the drop of the hat whenever it doesn't suit the main character, or the battle he is in. In fact, the author even uses the void domain as a replacement for a simultaneous signal for a couple of masters to withdraw their source energy at the same time. Then, in the very next chapter, he uses the fact that it is unnoticeable to surprise one of his enemies... Sigh.