Global Hunt: I Can Read Boss Skills

It's not bad. I don't know why so many people say it's not good. Maybe that's just the difference between people... I think the skill names are okay, just a bit awkward. Otherwise, it's fine. Maybe the author wanted to make this novel a bit more humorous?

Those who gave bad reviews mostly read dozens of pages and then stopped reading, even though the beginning was indeed not very good. But I felt the later parts were quite good! ^ω^

The beginning was a bit weak, but you can see the author's writing style is improving later on. I hope the author continues to write better and better.

This book is actually quite good, not as bad as some of the reviews suggest. It gets more interesting the more you read on (⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄).

The pacing is quite fast, and I found it to be a very enjoyable and satisfying read. The overall structure is also quite complete. I really like the character Su Bai, and I think his personality is also very good. Unlike many other overused stories that rely on superficial romantic subplots, this one doesn't rely on the male lead constantly winning over multiple female characters – those plots…

As a reader who has finished all the chapters so far, I can say that the first 50 chapters or so weren't very interesting; just focus on the premise, as they don't affect the later plot. The book gets better and better as you read on, becoming more and more addictive. It's not a mindless wish-fulfillment novel, the protagonist isn't a harem character, and I didn't deliberately look for flaws.

Personally, I think that through that next shooting, he could comprehend a spiritual realm similar to one that counters divine power. As for the name, I think Ragnarok would be excellent.

The subject matter and content are decent (please be objective). The beginning lacks gripping suspense, but the later parts are quite enjoyable. The author has done a good job with the skills and other aspects, but the content is still a bit lacking. The outline of the novel shows that the author has revised it many times.

The protagonist's stats have some issues. I recommend this to beginners looking for a lighthearted, fast-paced read; the later parts are quite good. However, I personally suggest not using your brain too much when reading fantasy novels like this, otherwise you'll definitely lose interest. The plot is pretty good, and there aren't any major flaws.

This book is truly excellent. The early chapters lay the groundwork, and the later chapters are a powerful surge. I hope you'll read 200 chapters before making a judgment. What can you possibly understand from just a dozen or so chapters? This book is genuinely good; I hope you'll give it a try.