In a World of the Uncanny: Please Believe Me, I’m Not the Killer

It's very good, it's just a pity that not many people know about it.

Although I've only read a dozen or so chapters, I already see another great book emerging. However, I personally think it would be better to reduce the number of female characters. I feel that the amount of text dedicated to interactions with female characters could be used to write more about dungeons and character progression.

A very good book

It suits my taste; the author has come back from the dead.

Let me share my personal thoughts. How can we prevent 80% of crimes from being committed by superhumans? From the moment they're discovered, we should use swift and decisive action to eliminate them. Special forces or elite units should be in command. The goal should be to eliminate them until they have no choice but to surrender to the government.

Author, please, look at me carefully. I want to say something: this is reality, not child's play. I implore you to write those women more maturely, at least don't make it seem like child's play. Thank you.

It feels pretty good. Regarding combat power, as some have pointed out, it hasn't fallen apart. After all, there are so many people in the world; it's impossible for only the protagonist to be strong. There aren't that many top-tier fighters in the book either. With billions of people, are a few dozen top-tier fighters a lot?

It's well-written; it's one of the better ones in its genre.

I'll give it four stars, so I can see how many people, like me, were put off by the sister's appearance, or if you, like the author Gun Kai, end up killing your sister to prove your Dao, please let me know and I'll come back to read it. 🍉 [Learned something]

To be honest, I really liked this book, except the younger sister was too annoying. It would have been better if she were more independent and less clingy to her brother. Also, the plot twists were too abrupt and forced. Aside from those two points, the book is still very good.