Ultimate Hunt

I feel that the author Da Da's writing is ingenious and the encounter between the male and female protagonists is very attractive. I also like that the heroine's character is not pretentious or artificial, and overall the plot is not sadistic.

This book is really good. I will continue to support the author. I like your novels, your stories, and your themes. You must work hard, it's great

Let's not mention the other things. Going to the upper world requires a protagonist to pretend to be B. That high-end woman, how did she get to the high-end, beg for food, or sleep with the high-end? I'm talking about the woman in the union, what era was that, how did she survive with her mentality? In today's society, in those companies, her character has long been eaten away. Looking at the world written by you, the author, forcibly embodying the protagonist makes people feel like watching a clown pretending to be B. It is a joke from beginning to end.

Since it's a hunt, I hope the protagonist is cold and ruthless

The Sharingan is just a spiritual power. Every book should make the Sharingan appear to be invincible. What's the point?

Isn't the Sharingan one hook for insight, two hooks for hypnosis, and three hooks for copying? Why does the author copy after two ticks?

How talented is the protagonist? He just wants to fuse skills. Do you know the principle and structure? Skills are just given to you by others and you don't know anything about them. It's like a primary school student got the scientist's flamethrower and the cryogun and wanted to fuse them together, hahaha, why didn't you die? As brave as the protagonist is, he was killed by himself hundreds of times before he could dominate the world.

What are you writing? I couldn't stand the first chapter.

Could the author not forcibly reduce the protagonist's intelligence? It doesn't matter if you have to fail once before succeeding in anything. After all, not everyone is a genius and can succeed once. But the most damning thing is that he succeeded the second time because he used one of his own abilities. Then why didn't you use it the first time? Are you fucking dumping Wang Zha? Do you have a limited word count or do you forcefully increase the difficulty for the protagonist? I don't know if the protagonist's success would be considered a cheat, or whether it would be regarded as a mindless and cool novel. But this kind of forced intelligence and all kinds of illogical arrangements are so frustrating that it makes people want to hit the wall.

You wrote that the protagonist is not good at this or that, and has no talent, but you still want to write that others are surprised by him again and again and think he is a genius. Is the author sick? It makes me, a reader, extremely humiliated and uncomfortable to watch. It feels awkward and deceptive. It would be nice to just write the protagonist as a genius so that others would be surprised and find it unbelievable. You have to go around in a circle! It's just cheap! There are too many narrations. Is it interesting to reiterate some issues?