Investigator's Handbook

To be honest, the major shift in the story around Hundred Life Village seems to mark a significant turning point, with a dramatic difference in the protagonist's personality and actions before and after. Initially, he was a kind but timid character on a long and arduous journey searching for the Iron Heart, but later, as if struck by a sudden enlightenment, he transforms into a decisive and cunning protagonist. This transformation is undoubtedly positive, but without a detailed explanation of the process, it's rather confusing. #(SaltedFish)#(SaltedFish)#(SaltedFish)

I don't know if it's just my imagination, but the protagonist's personality doesn't seem quite like a normal person's. It's a bit like those Christian stories I used to read, where if someone tries to slap you on the left cheek, you turn the other cheek too.

Is this main character even normal? I feel like something's really off about him.

He's resurrected, but he's forgotten everything; he needs to watch it all over again.

While the main storyline is well-written, when will we add more romance? There are currently about seven or eight female human characters and so many familiars, but it feels like we're still in a tug-of-war phase, about to face a chaotic love triangle! 😡

Why did this book get such poor grades?

The author has a knack for writing about the Jurchen people (laughs). The plot development is also quite natural. Keep it up! (Cute)

The author finally won the revival round! #(Crying)

I've finished reading Volume 3, but I have some questions. 1. Does Chu Qiuyan refer to herself as a "fan"? 2. Why was Lin Guan the only one who retained her memories? If it was the Cha Jiu Original Liquid, then didn't the Girls' High School also use it? Or was the amulet on Lin Guan at the time? 3. Does the research institute not need to recruit new talent or upgrade its equipment for thirty years? 4. Is Matsuo Shizuka completely useless in this dungeon? 5. Why is it said that time loops don't exist underground? The entire Ninth Research Institute, including its researchers, is underground, right? The timeline should be: Baisheng Village begins selling Jade Lingzhi to Jiu Yan → Professor Ji, seeking revenge for her friend, storms into Baisheng Village, kills the cultivation center, and takes away the ancient scripture → She gradually falls into a nightmare world, forced to return to Baisheng Village, where she receives help from Chu Qiuyan. Ultimately, she chooses to become the cultivation center, choosing her own nightmare → Chu Qiuyan uses nightmares to overwrite reality, achieving a time loop, reducing costs and increasing efficiency → The protagonist group breaks in, uncovers the truth, and resolves Jiu Yan's problem → The protagonist uses a dream within a dream to help Professor Ji find liberation.

The later parts are a bit confusing. Logically, if the protagonist killed Hoz, wouldn't he gain god-like offensive capabilities? But it didn't really show any power or prestige. The combined abilities of the old family lineage aren't even as strong as a single data deletion. And he's cooperating with a fragment of divinity; shouldn't he know the protagonist's strength?