Zenless Zone Zero: Please Stay Within Beacon Coverage

Oh, there's no need to be so sexually repressed. Smelling someone's handkerchief—no normal person would think of that.

It's annoying to see them constantly emphasizing that they're just ordinary people. There are plenty of modules that can transform them into superhumans. What does it matter if someone doesn't know martial arts? What are numbers compared to that?

I can't stand it anymore! I came back after half a month and it's still the same old thing, so bland. It's just a Minecraft site with a Minecraft tag and all it says is Minecraft content. Give me that sword mod, okay? You could have had someone else find those materials, but you keep using the ridiculous excuse of "no materials" to suppress combat power. You don't craft weapons, and what's the point of listing mods? The protagonist is being cornered at home, and you're still saying the other side is the good guy, and you're still not trying to find a way to unlock mods to increase combat power. This is a real piece of work! This protagonist is truly hopeless. I've read almost 300 chapters, and my review is that it's a pile of crap, not worth buying the later chapters. 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

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It feels less like a radical alteration and more like a convenient way to shift blame onto the conglomerate, portraying them as the mastermind behind everything. The progenitor of the Void Hunter and others are all creations of the conglomerate or its predecessors. The idea is that once the conglomerate and New Ellito are dealt with, everything will be fine. As a result, the Void Hunter's prestige has plummeted. It's normal for you to say that the Three Contracts or Black Branch of the conglomerate have the means to deal with or even suppress the Void Hunters; everyone can accept that. But for the boss of an original company that hasn't even joined a conglomerate to use some random, dubious technology he picked up from who-knows-where to exchange blows with the Void Hunters and then escape unscathed is just... The part about the defense force was so frustrating. Contacting them too early meant you could only bark and act tough like a stray dog ​​that'd been kicked, and in the end, they didn't even give you a second glance. I think it's normal to impose restrictions on the Minecraft system; if you only write zzz and there are no system restrictions, you probably won't be able to write 500,000 words. While other parts of the story were well-written, it made the mistake of introducing high-level gameplay too early, resulting in a poor overall experience.

After reading over 200 chapters, the protagonist is still so weak. Can't you give him some enhancements? Steve doesn't even have a physical constitution, so surely he should have some enhancement modules? All you have so far is a sword.

The new chapter has a terrible feel to it.

The protagonist has the advantages of Minecraft, but lacks the physical attributes of a blocky character, which slightly reduces combat power. However, having mods available from the start makes it acceptable.

I seriously regret it, guys. Remember to read the comments section before reading this book. The paid chapters aren't worth buying. I've read over 300 chapters and it's still a pile of crap. #(Vomit)

It's boring, the more I read, the less interesting it becomes. There are tons of complaints in the comments about the reduced power levels, but the author hasn't responded at all. The plot is dragging, the power levels are weak, and the protagonist has no intelligence whatsoever; he's just a tool pushed around by the author. Having read up to chapter 150, there's still no romantic development between me and the female character. I checked the table of contents and chapter titles, but we still haven't confirmed our relationship. Before the game was released, the plot was somewhat interesting, and the reduced combat power was acceptable, since the protagonist found a base in the void where he could develop steadily. After the release, the base became purely decorative. He neither farms nor develops when he should, and he doesn't avoid trouble when it comes to it, but he has no ability to solve it. A small matter can drag on for more than ten chapters. What, don't readers' time and money matter to them? The Silver Army's second-generation clone was mentioned earlier, but later on, this person disappeared without a trace, and the plot didn't seem to connect to him. The author seems to be constantly suppressing the power levels, and the characters around the protagonist suffer epic nerfs. They also frequently insert nasty plot points and characters, all while offering no explanation to the protagonist's group. Any strength they gain is immediately hampered by the forces behind them, and the protagonist is always matched with teammates who are equally problematic. In short, it's increasingly frustrating and boring to watch; it feels like all the effort was wasted. In short, the author intended to suppress combat power and write a long-term story, but I only saw the suppression of combat power and not the long-term perspective. The characters failed to develop their characters when they should have, failed to advance the plot when it should have, had a lot of typos, the plot was weak, the main storyline was a mess, there were no side quests, and the villains were disgusting (and the way they were handled was even more disgusting). The story features a bunch of villains who are constantly causing trouble, but the protagonist lacks the strength to be a dragon king, and his methods are like those of a thug, which is frustrating to watch. His teammates are also blindly accepting provocations, and everyone treats his Void Hunter-level strength as a mere decoration. The Hoshimi family is also just a side character. So far, I haven't seen many villains who take Hoshimi Miya seriously. On the contrary, Hoshimi Miya's android personality is a drag, purely used to annoy the reader.