I Offer My Life from the Start, Fighting Taboo with Taboo

It's well-written, keep it up, author! But who is the female lead?

I really like the "Star Road" setting. The fact that it's set with high school students makes it feel very clever, and I think we should explore this aspect more often. We could slightly slow down the power progression (with the really powerful characters appearing gradually), and first transform some common everyday things into interesting settings, like community rules.

How should I put it? I think this rating is quite low, so I gave it five stars. But considering the books I've read, I rarely give five stars. So this one doesn't quite meet my standards, nor is it unreadable; it's a good book. Let me write a longer review. If you're looking for a single genre, like a thriller with multiple instances or a purely urban setting, this book might not be for you.

All I can say is that, as a new author, this one book alone surpasses many others. It truly cured my habit of skimming through books, as there's a lot of foreshadowing throughout (which is shown later). The female lead is not the hairpin maker (I almost didn't notice).

It's well-written, but I personally don't really like Kamen Rider-style stories. The ability itself is your own ability; why turn it into a card and add an extra restriction? It could be activated directly, but instead, you have to add a belt and insert a card.

It's a good read, with lots of detailed and beautiful scene descriptions, showing the author put a lot of effort into it. However, it does have some flaws. The protagonist always gives me the feeling that he's not putting in any real effort. Although I know he only has so much power, his air of superiority always makes me think he's playing dumb, but then again, he isn't, which is a bit strange.

Actually, it's quite good, but I don't know why so few people watch it. Each instance has a different feel, and each instance opens up a vast world, so there are quite a few chapters, which is still acceptable. Actually, I've been waiting for Tomato to update with good books, but there aren't many.

For newcomers to this book, I think it's important to set aside the "fast pace" of modern society. While fast-paced, exciting stories are certainly enjoyable, I wonder if blindly pursuing that thrill can lead to numbness. Instead, try to feel the author's emotions, like a spring breeze on your face, warm as the sun (although the story is a bit scary now).

It's good. Based on my experience reading so many books, as long as you keep updating and maintain quality, it will definitely reach a score of 9.0 Or higher. Also, the author planted too many foreshadowing elements, making some parts difficult to understand at the beginning.

The first few chapters were a little off, but not a big problem. The author planted a lot of foreshadowing, and the female lead should be Li Luo. Some of the subtle, ambiguous feelings weren't quite right. Handling the romantic storyline well is an issue. The imagery is very vivid.