The Customer Service Rep Has to Loot, Shoot, and Scoot Again Today

Let's have some Delta jokes.

The author could explicitly state that they used settings related to Zone 0, but there's absolutely no plot related to the Zone 0 game. The author's writing is good; I was drawn in by the emptiness and such, but after reading for a long time, I was puzzled as to why there were no characters or storylines related to the Zone 0 game.

At first glance, I mistook the "customer service" character for some blue-haired part-time worker, but it turns out to be the original protagonist!

So, is there a romantic subplot?

It's almost chapter 100, and they're still using a Car15? That's so pathetic! Upgrade the protagonist's weapon, at least get him an M4. This is just a mediocre new mobile secret weapon in the state.

The main character is capable of tactical maneuvers. So what if they encounter players inside a secret location? Are they just elite monsters in an event?

It's very well written, but I don't know why nobody's reading it. Maybe the author could consider doing more Python promotion.

Why not delete that extra 520 page, or change it to a new chapter? Moving it from the end to another section would also be fine. It's annoying that I always subconsciously flip to the last page and end up with that 520 page. #(You know what I mean)

The city's authorities desperately need to strengthen their forces; the defense army's combat power is rather weak, and their stats can't keep up with the increasing number of monsters and demons appearing. Without the protagonist's support, even fighting a single sect like the "Limited One Sect" is a life-or-death situation. (You know what I mean.)

It's a pretty good book, but the narrative pacing is a bit odd, and many chapters feel padded. Things that could be glossed over in a sentence or two, or things that are completely unnecessary to mention, are stretched into several chapters.