Hellbound

I read the first twenty chapters and found them quite good. The opening curse and Nietzsche really captivated me, but I have my own opinions about the rest of the text. In suspense novels, readers inevitably try to guess the ending. Early suspense authors would describe all the elements of the scene in detail.

I don't know why the rating is so low. I really like novels without any cheat codes. The protagonist relies entirely on his own intelligence and doesn't have any special abilities. He takes things one step at a time, and the logic is very rigorous. It portrays human nature very clearly. It's a great read!

One moment they're friends, the next they're enemies, their identities shifting with the plot. The protagonist is indeed a bit too strong, blessed with a protagonist's halo, but in this situation, most people would have died long ago without some kind of halo. The one with the highest survival rate is Mia—cold-blooded, intelligent, with high combat strength and strong senses.

This is exceptionally well-written! The characters are deeply developed, the plot is captivating and full of twists and turns, and the descriptions of the desperate struggle for survival, the backstabbing, and the individualistic battles on the cruise ship are incredibly detailed.

One moment they're enemies, the next they're allies; there's no right or wrong, only survival and self-interest. The only downside is the numerous instances of characters being tied up but not killed, only to escape. Aside from that, overall it's not bad, much better than other light novels.

There are many basic errors, such as mixed-up names, but these flaws do not detract from the overall excellence of the article. The structure is superb, and the content is excellent.

The protagonist can't help but attack any woman he sees; I don't want to say anything more.

Why didn't you just row a boat out instead of going around in circles?

Good books are always read by so few people.

It was alright, but who knew I was watching it on my MP3 player 😢😢