Reborn in a World of the Paranormal, and You Want Me to Join Bureau 749?

Intelligent protagonist with plenty of foreshadowing, logical and rational plot, a refined and charismatic villain (actually, it's a food-themed novel). I advised against opening the comments section in the early stages (because there were some overly righteous people arguing), but the comments section later on was hilarious.

Having read quite a few books, this is the only one I've recently found truly engaging and enjoyable. First, let me explain why I didn't give it a perfect score: the author's vocabulary is too limited, with frequent instances of characters breaking out in a cold sweat, which is somewhat distracting. Also, the detailed descriptions are lacking.

Sure, it's been a while since I've encountered a dark, profit-driven story that suits my taste. The plot is gripping and very enjoyable, but occasionally I feel like the protagonist's mysterious identity is a ticking time bomb. I'm wondering if there's any way to resolve this?

I got into this fandom because of Chu Yue, she's absolutely gorgeous! Selfishness is perfect for surviving in this kind of world. The line between humans and non-humans isn't so clear-cut; eating each other's flesh and blood is ultimately just for survival. Everyone's just trying to live; there's no right or wrong, it's simply the only way to survive in this world.

This is the most enjoyable novel I've ever read, bar none. The male lead has no ambiguous relationships or romantic pairings, and he's bisexual (PS: literally bisexual, I mean bisexual; after over 100 chapters, he even creates an organization!). I'm curious, since we've already had Night Banquet, Luo Banquet, and Grand Banquet, when will we see Skin Banquet? (Just kidding). Anyway, it's incredibly good! Okay, I've completely fallen for this book. Go read it!!!

I enjoyed reading it; it's a pure villain story. However, many details in the beginning point to the protagonist, and glossing over these points makes the logic a bit weak. Otherwise, there aren't many problems. I wonder if there will be a female lead, since it's impossible for her to be with a human. The eerie aspect is still somewhat understandable.

It's said to be very exciting, depicting vivid characters from multiple perspectives, and the protagonist's psychological process upon learning he's of an alien race is also very complete. The decisiveness in killing is truly impressive, and the scenes are genuinely heart-wrenching (//∇//). It's exciting, but a little bloody, though I think it's just right.

The writing is decent, the logic is sound, and there's no female lead or romantic entanglements. Among Tomato's many novels featuring protagonists in the supernatural genre, I'd say it's above average. While the detailed writing is good, I think the plot could be accelerated, otherwise it feels a bit padded.

It's pretty good. For me, there are no flaws. The writing is excellent, and all the necessary foreshadowing is there. It's not particularly mind-bending, and the subject matter is good too. I hope the protagonist doesn't have a romantic subplot; that would make his ruthless and cold-blooded nature even more appealing. ... Let's stop arguing about stances.

It's a pretty good book. The general plot is easy to follow, and you don't need to be too picky about the details. After all, books with a clear overall structure and those that require some brainpower are rare on this platform. I just don't understand why it only has an 8.8 Rating. I saw it before when I was looking for books, but the rating deterred me.