Recommendations System novels with smart mc

I'm looking for novels with system where the mc is really smart, not just enemies are fools but really really smart mc with high IQ. bg and bl both are welcome.

 

I'm looking for novels with system where the mc is really smart, not just enemies are fools but really really smart mc with high IQ. bg and bl both are welcome.

 

Reverend Insanity
Warlock of the Magus World

 

https://www.novelupdates.com/series/the-empress-livestream/

 

Quick Transmigration System: Male God, Come Here
Rebirth of the Film Emperor's Beloved Wife
My Disciple Died Yet Again

 

Devil's Cage.
The strong point is that the story is sort of in form of an anthology series so it's difficult to get bored

 

Carefree Path of Dreams

 

Stop, Friendly Fire!

 

Crossing to the Future, it’s Not Easy to Be a Man

 

Dungeon Defense hahahahaha

 

God Level Demon

 

the experimental logs of the crazy licht

 

I think that The Mech Touch may be considered a fit. And Number One Dungeon Supplier might fit. Thing is, the option for the second suggestion will never get a "Genius in Fiction" Award, while the first takes some time to build up to the point where they're basically competent, before reaching "Genius" level. Good thing they're actively still improving, even in the story now.

Spoiler: The Mech Touch's System & MC.

The Mech Touch's System is a physical item that isn't necessarily something the MC always has access to, but does act as it has access to all his information, even what he doesn't have access too, or doesn't know. The MC themselves starts as what I feel by now is a surprisingly ignorant character, and grows into a more informed and intelligent character as the story progresses and he improves his "intelligence" stat.

But, seriously, there's a mech armour structure that is treated as pretty much a basic requirement for most decent mechs after it's introduced, and the MC doesn't even know it exists at the beginning of the story, let alone how to make it, despite growing up in a family of Mech Pilots/Soldiers and undergoing (admittedly garbage tier) schooling for Mech Design. Admittedly, knowing how to make, and being allowed to make, it is actually a problem due to patents on making the myriad of different variations, but still.

Villains do not tend to fight straightforwardly, or do not seem to last past a single arc so far. Probably due to the MC not being able to pilot mechs, and thus the story not being able to focus on that.

Spoiler: Number One Dungeon Supplier

MC wishes to run a Dungeon Supplier store (think Artificial Reality Dungeon Runs for Cultivators), and gains on his birthday... a System that allows him to become just that. Twists and turns, System does not actually single-handedly make the MC great at everything, and actually learns from the MC. That said, both the MC and the System have their moments of stupidity and ignorance, as do the side characters and enemies.

 

That novel has a good start but a lame ending. A few of the worlds felt like the author wasn't putting in any effort. Also, the protagonist isn't particularly smarter than his enemies. Throughout the novel, most of his enemies were pretty dumb.

Spoiler

I liked the fact that the protagonist became a Demon God and later acted like an eldritch god but it was badly fleshed out. The plot was also much more shallower than the plagiarist's other novels. (That's saying a lot when most of his novels are shallow.)

Honestly, this is probably my least favorite novel from the plagiarist. Even his earlier novels were far better.

 

If it's BG, then maybe you can try :
1. The Experimental Log of Crazy Lich
2. Overlord
3. Reverend Insanity
4. The Legend of Sun Knight
5. Martial King's Retired Life
6. The Grandmaster Strategist
7. 12 Hours After
8. Kingdom's Bloodline
9. Running Away From The Hero
10. The Empress's Livestream

If you want to try a BL novel, then maybe you can try :
1. Game Loading
2. The Earth is Online
3. Escape the Infinite Chamber
4. The Founder of Diabolism
5. The Marshals Want to Get Divorced

 

Not sure how it becomes, later on, I am only at chapter 140 right now.

The enemies indeed do not look smart tho. I like the farming concept and it looks like a decent cultivation novel for now.

 

Honestly, the beginning is probably the most well written part of the novel. The farming is sadly rarely mentioned after he left the starting region. He used his botany skill a few times after that but it wasn't his main repertoire. The novel's still good for passing time though.

 

Paradise of Demonic Gods

 

The Legendary Mechanic
Lord of the Mysteries
The Ultimate Evolution

 

I’m Scattering IQ to the Protagonist -bl