All Fear is Due to Lack of Firepower

The supporting characters are not overly intellectual either. But the main character gave me a particularly headache. First of all, the protagonist's external firepower depends on training. In order to survive, he even gave up his spiritual talent. As a result, killing monsters everywhere is not a system task and has no benefit. He helps everywhere for no apparent reason, but the main character is the Virgin? No, someone knows the identity of the protagonist, and the protagonist wants to kill someone. Doesn't look like the Virgin Also, when we went to the Tong family's haunted house, the protagonist saw a group of people surrounding him. Officials even went in and came to sign me up. Just go in and take a look. This is completely inconsistent with your character of being invincible. Moreover, those who go in are said to have a defensive spiritual weapon, but I don't see many that have it. Also, the protagonist eliminated a lot of enemies, but it seemed to me that the protagonist almost exploded the grenade just by being startled. It gave me the feeling that the protagonist either had a split personality or was mentally ill. I know that the author wants to express a decisive and decisive protagonist, but sometimes he writes the protagonist like a novice, and sometimes in order to advance the plot, he writes the protagonist to be very courageous. The whole book seems to me to be very... Awkward... Twisted... I recommend this novel to those who like reading novels. You will find that the protagonist kills monsters very well, and the plot atmosphere is well described. But if you are a meticulous person. I don't recommend it very much. As I said, you will find that the whole novel has a very awkward feeling.

The last two chapters feel out of place with the previous ones.

The main character is so cowardly written. Is this a cool novel? Too old-fashioned, pretending to be cool and slap in the face. It's so frustrating to watch, I give you 4 stars.