The Witcher Begins in America

Reading progress: Chapter 3. Invited to taste. Reading score: tentatively 30 points, recommended with caution. Review summary: Non-East Asian and non-European protagonists are still very rare in Starting Point. The description of the scene and environment is very careful. Writing style: (tentatively rated 6 points) The writing style is smooth and the scene and environment are well described. The overall feeling is a bit distorted. On the one hand, the background of the protagonist is not introduced clearly in three chapters, which makes it feel very delayed. On the other hand, the progress of the entire plot is very hasty, and the use of personal references and camera shots seems a bit rough. Characters: (Tentative 6 points) The description of the protagonist is split into multiple completely unrelated paragraphs, making it difficult to create an overall impression. The forced purchase of antiques and the eagerness to save people also seem very disconnected. Plot: (Tentative 6 points) As far as the current short plots of buying antiques, two bus accidents, hospital fee evasion and dealing with the landlord are concerned, they should still be in the introduction stage. It's actually a bit long, and the three golden chapters don't give people the desire to continue reading. Setting: (tentatively 6 points) The system goes online at the end of Chapter 2, but no functions are visible so far. After giving 3 warnings, there was no response. Chapter 3 didn't appear at all. Thoughts: (Tentative 6 points) At least judging from the performance of the protagonist, it seems very fragmented and confusing. The so-called "pollution" shown in the book is more of unexplained madness. It's hard to predict how the plot will unfold next.