Death List: An Eye for an Eye Is Only Fair

Sure, I was a little worried about getting a bad book after seeing the ratings at first, but I decided to check it out since I was looking for something to read. Surprisingly, it's pretty good. There are very few flaws, and while there's a little filler, I can accept that. I hope the author keeps writing! I'll save it for later. It got worse later on, too padded out and incredibly boring.

The world-building is grand, and the protagonist seems invincible right now. However, the sudden jump of five years feels very disconcerting; it feels like a lot of things have been skipped. Also, it seems like the little girl from the beginning—the one who fought the girl possessed by the protagonist and destroyed the planet—hasn't appeared again.

It's a very good story, but the world-building is still being revealed step by step, and the mystery surrounding the female lead's system genes and background remains. I'm also curious about the system hint at the beginning—is the entire world a game world?

How many words does the author plan to write in this book? It's so good! 🥺 I hope it's long! This is simply not enough! Wait, how many updates a day?! [Shocked]

Overall, it's quite good. The plot is good, exceeding my expectations, and Fuxi is very handsome. However, while it's fine to focus on an ensemble cast and their stories, there shouldn't be too much fighting; the fighting takes up a significant portion of the beginning. Finally, the slice-of-life scenes are actually well-written and enjoyable, especially He Qing, but there's too little focus on Wang Shu.

The writing style is quite distinctive, but the plot development feels a bit chaotic, like a crime thriller turning into a biohazard, then a fantasy, then a sci-fi alien invasion – a strange and unexpected turn of events. I'll have to read it properly when I have time. But it's definitely worth reading.

It scared me to death! I thought it was about cultivating immortality, but it felt more like telekinesis and life evolution; official mechanical ascension, protagonist's genetic ascension. Why are there over 190 comments, but only a third are showing as reviews, with the rest being short and negative reviews? Is that why the score is so low?

I want to see rivers of blood.

The structure is clear and the content is substantial, but at the beginning, it was a bit confusing because there was no background information, so it was a little hard to understand. However, it got better after reading a few chapters. The more I read, the more confusing it gets.

Each story has a tight plot and rich characters, and the world-building becomes even more interesting later on. It gets better and better. Keep it up, author! So far, the pacing of this story is excellent, and the plot and setting are quite captivating. It has kept me constantly curious and eager to explore.