Behind the Scenes: The Archive of All Things Gone Awry

Currently, I have caught up with the latest chapter (Chapter 62). I feel that the setting is very novel. The setting of pollutants makes it seem that the spread of the extraordinary is not so deliberate. Of course, there are also deliberately created characters, but relatively speaking, ordinary people have a greater chance of obtaining the extraordinary. Then, for readers, there are some poisonous points in this book, but this is inevitable. Some people can understand these poisonous points, and even think that there is no problem with this poisonous point, while others think that this poisonous point is a big problem, so I hope the author will listen to the readers' suggestions and modify some particularly big poisonous points. Finally, I hope the author will keep updating and maintaining his status. For the right group of people, this book has great potential. Let's talk about the world view: the protagonist introduces extraordinaryness to the world through the distortion of living bodies. Some life forms are deformed into creatures with the ability to pollute. Depending on their abilities, they pollute surrounding things. The resulting pollutants and contained objects become extraordinary props (a type of power-gaining system), as well as other power systems. Pollutants have different potentials due to different degrees of contamination. When the contamination reaches a certain level, it becomes a containment object. Then, both the containment object and the contaminant need to be developed, so the host is very important. Then the combat power will not collapse, because some pollutants are in conflict with each other, and the pollutants will not be invincible without thinking. (Currently 73 chapters)

Author: You really seem like the world will never encounter my style again. It's very beautiful, but why isn't it popular?

Very good. Because it is new, the score may be a little lower. I personally estimate it to be above 9.2. There is no problem with the writing and the setting of the plot. Some people may not like this kind of material, but if you like the behind-the-scenes scenes, it is still worth watching.

I am Shennong, and the book is okay. It just feels a bit messy, a bit uncomfortable (I don't know why), and the poisonous points are not clear. In short, I recommend it with 4 stars. It can be read. The author updates frequently five times a day.

It's still very good, but since the pollutant may make the outside gods notice, why doesn't the protagonist go there himself and let two level 1 ones fight one level 2 one? Isn't this just a gift? A bit difficult to stretch.

It's really too foreshadowing in the early stages, maybe because I'm afraid of collapse. It limits the explosive ability of both parties. After reading the reviews, it's pretty much what I thought, but there are still too few climaxes. Overall, it's still watchable.

The fact that the male protagonist likes to go off personally is a highlight and a plus in my opinion. Carrots and cabbages each have their own preferences, and I like that. This novel is quite well written, and is considered a rare masterpiece among all Tomato novels.

Well, it's pretty cool to watch. Also, it's true that you can't die without doing anything. You have attracted foreign gods. Even the weakest ones have a much higher life level than humans. I want to see the dead suffer the consequences instead of ordinary innocent people. 🍉

Not bad, but that world didn't have, uh, the concept of a country? It just feels a bit outrageous that the official is being suppressed by businessmen. It's a pity that the map is too big

There seems to be nothing wrong with it for the time being. The protagonist has a similar personality to Huo Hua, the protagonist of the world, which is good.