he's super overpowered. All of his classmates only had fifty points to 'buy' the skills and items they want, which is a serious restriction when it costs all 50 points for sets like villager set A, 30 points for contact lenses, skills like walking and sensitive body, and magic spells, and anywhere from 20 to 50 points just to buy yourself potential.

The classmates who didn't buy the sets (which is items only, not skills) probably could only afford two things each, four at most if someone chose a few consumables. Not only did our protagonist get a 50 point set (Villager A), a 10 point martial art (Cane arts), and four magic skills that are 30 points each and can lead to learning more expensive spells like fireball, he also gained a home protection special skill and OP contact lenses that allow him to appraise with seemingly no limits as of yet.

Even the detrimental skills I'm not sure are a bad thing. I wouldn't be surprised if the slower leveling debuff is referring to his overall level, which, as all gamers know, is something that directly correlates to how much your skills level up. The higher the overall level, the slower it and the skills grow. I could be wrong about that being the twist, but there's one more thing that makes him overpowered that's super obvious.

He maxed out his luck twice over. No matter how strategically a person plans their character, they're screwed in the face of a super lucky ba$tard. Bet he gains new skills and items as easy as breathing because of this. Heck, it's only chapter 2, and he's already learned a couple of skills his classmates had bought on his own without meaning to. He really is an OP protagonist, the kind where logic no longer applies...