Career Sequence: I’m Not a Murderer

I like the concept, but the cover image of Gretia (I think) looks a bit strange...

The plot descriptions, the character development, and the portrayal of professional abilities are all handled quite well. While not exactly vivid, they are still quite engaging and capture the reader's interest. (｡･ω･｡) Regarding the protagonist's current advantage—the ghost town—I hope it's only used to acquire characters for the "murderer" profession.

What Phuket Island is saying is right up my alley.

First of all, this book is really good. It's rare to find a supernatural novel that you can read straight through. However, one drawback is that the power levels are a bit inconsistent. Although the protagonist puts in a lot of effort, he still manages to easily defeat so many opponents, even those at level three... And even hold off higher-level opponents, all while only at level one.

It looks good. (I'm a socially awkward person, so I don't know what to say.)

It's a very good book with an excellent plot and well-developed characters. However, some details are not handled well and are a bit inexplicable, but it's acceptable. It's one of the best books I've read. Keep up the good work, author!

I want to ask why, after the ski resort incident, Tan Shan didn't tell the captain that the protagonist was a murderer. Did I miss the reason, or was it never supposed to be mentioned? This is really malicious. Please, unless they're law enforcement officers or street thugs, they should report any problems!

The background setting is somewhat similar to "Monster No. 8", but the plot and abilities are quite different. I always feel that the protagonist has a sense of indifference, which may be related to the writing style. The imagination is very big. If he can maintain this, it will definitely be a good book. Five stars!

It's very watchable. The protagonist is neither brainless nor sentimental. Many relationships between characters are not expressed through words, and the descriptions of events don't always start with the group of people around the protagonist, but rather focus on more minor characters. It doesn't directly express emotions.

Overall it's okay, but there are a lot of plot holes and the storyline is very long. Many people give up when they see this kind of thing 🤦🤦🤦 Keep it up, author! I have high hopes for you! The early parts were rather disorganized, which caused many people to give up.