Arknights: The First to Grab a Bucket and Run!

I didn't watch it, but I ran away. #(Laughs)

I haven't watched it yet, but I'm off with my bucket, guys! #(Lol)

I've seen the latest update, and it seems like each of these female characters has their own bizarre reasons. There's the one who secretly leaves her fingerprints, the one who stalks her the whole time, and even the one who steals patents. It feels like they'd all be the type to never speak to each other again after a breakup. I hope the author can quickly reveal their "difficulties" so I can decide whether to continue reading.

Seeing the latest update, what's wrong with these women? Why are they all breaking up with the protagonist and even causing him harm? Horhyah likes the protagonist, but she steals things and causes him to be hunted down. Remyane spyes on the protagonist, breaks up with him, and then regrets it. Damn it, none of their relationships end well; it's always the women who bring it upon themselves. Author, what kind of "chasing-after-her-husband-in-a-cremation" scenario are you playing here

This book of yours... Feels like it's doomed. You've turned an invincible novel into a mystery novel.

The more I read, the more I feel the protagonist is a turtle. He was alright in Lungmen, but things just went wrong with Kal'tsit's arrival. Losing his memory and being tricked by his own pet is just unbelievable. I'm also not happy with the first five chapters after it was released. #(Blue and sad)

I absolutely don't want to see this jailed cat kneeling on the ground, filled with regret for the rest of its life. I was here first, and now it's a nightmare of chasing after its husband... #(Seal)

If you need information about Shennong, start reading from chapter 54 to understand why this book was suspended.

Is the narrative being controlled?

All I can say is that Si Chong truly lives up to his name. His strengths, like his older works (Ansel, Mei Xue, Shui Yue), are brilliantly written. But his weaknesses… to put it mildly, are absolutely terrible. 😓 Compared to the old book, I feel that this book might be because the protagonist chose to become a Doctor (or rather, an original protagonist with the Doctor position?), Which led to dealing with a large number of historical issues involving the various kingdoms of Terra and even pre-civilizations. As a result, coupled with the author's preferred plot and the protagonist's ability settings, it gave me the feeling of the left and right lobes of my brain plus the cerebellum all being messed up. I can't describe whether this book is an invincible novel, a slice-of-life novel, or a mystery novel. So far, it seems to be a bit of all three. Another issue that has already been clearly discussed in the forum is that the main character's personality is too strange, and some of the female characters (especially a certain green lynx and her amazing actions deserve special criticism) are too overpowered. My personal suggestion is to explain the causes and consequences of those amazing actions as soon as possible (if the explanation still doesn't work, then change it quickly). Don't leave it there just to make it seem like a puzzle; on the other hand, there's the protagonist's personality. Generally speaking, he's definitely a nice guy, but being too nice becomes being a pushover (which is very unlikable). Even if you don't change it, at least change the way some of his inner thoughts are expressed. After all, the same content can sometimes convey two different meanings with different expressions, and some of those meanings are really off-putting.