Horror Revival: I Fused with Fiery Golden Eyes from the Start

The book is very good, but the plot moves too fast, which could easily cause the writing to fall apart. Also, the protagonist's plot armor is too strong, making him too arrogant. The author could provide some motivation to push him to work harder.

First, let me state that I quite like this book, but I'd like to point out some shortcomings, and I hope the author won't be offended. 1. Level Division: The level division feels a bit off. The "God-level" should be among the last few levels, because there might be a "Super God-level" later on. Frankly, I feel the levels should be adjusted. 2. Details: There are some gaps in the details.

I really don't know what's going on. The things about him in the book are completely different at different times. Let's not even talk about the missions he went through before. The name of the pill he drew is different at different times! My goodness, this is really robbing Peter to pay Paul!

This book is great; I followed it from beginning to end. I hope the author updates on schedule, doesn't leave it unfinished, and doesn't abandon it altogether. Happy New Year to the author!

A good book

It looks so good, but there aren't enough of them.

It looks so good!

The writing is a bit immature. Also, this isn't a post-apocalyptic story, so don't portray the protagonist as someone who treats human life so lightly.

The storyline is decent. Other than that, it doesn't work; the integral calculations are a mess. The concepts of strength and power don't fit together, and it's always a case of robbing Peter to pay Paul.

It's so beautiful! (The ones after that are from my alternate account)