Containment Across the Myriad Worlds: Starting with The Host

Not bad, it still fits the theme of saving the world. As for those in the comments section who call it a "saintly" character, the protagonist should kill those who should be killed and save those who should be saved. That's how a savior story normally develops, right? Oh ho, does that mean you should kill anyone who doesn't suit your taste?

Why not kill off those guys who went to other countries and used archaeology as a pretext for theft? Seeing those thieves reminds me of cultural relics lost to other countries. You wouldn't want to leave them alive, would you? There are quite a few experts in the same field in Chinese horror movies, so be careful not to choose the wrong side. Everything else is fine.

The plot is okay, but if you're looking for a harem story, you can leave now.

This book should only exist in heaven! It's amazing how well it blends old tropes from over a decade ago with new ones. The ending of The Walking Dead is also fantastic. It's a must-have for my collection!

It's okay, but there are too many groups going into different worlds. And aside from not needing to recruit too many female members, it's better to have a team of about ten people in one world, otherwise I won't be able to write anything later.

It's well-written, keep it up, author! The only downside is the abrupt ending; what happened to the other characters? Also, the middle part could have been more suspenseful, like a different team facing a crisis in a different world, with the protagonist going to rescue them. Other worlds could also be included.

I don't know why the rating is so low; I think it's pretty good!

There probably isn't a female lead.

It's really good, keep it up!

The number of worlds felt a bit small, and each world had a lot of chapters; overall, a positive review.