The Viltrumite Madman

Fine The villain is a hypocrite However, this does indeed fit the situation of an overabundance of superpowered individuals, uneven moral standards, and a history of civilizational collapse and destruction. Honestly, under extreme emotional states, a morally bankrupt person with superpowers might genuinely not treat ordinary people as human beings.

Don't be fooled by the title and cover. The protagonist is a transmigrator who enjoys the thrill of battle, likely influenced by the system. So far, his 1% Vitmur bloodline seems sufficient; at least he doesn't suffer many setbacks in the early stages, doesn't indiscriminately kill innocents, and treats those around him reasonably well. His "madman" label stems from how those around him perceive him.

It's good. The main character has a Mark Ruffalo-like feel without the eyepatch, but he's not bad.

Damn, this is so good! It's so satisfying to read! The author's depiction of violent aesthetics is truly amazing. There are no setbacks, no filler, no dragging things out. It perfectly captures the violent aesthetics of an invincible young hero, delivering an intensely satisfying, visceral feel to every punch.

That's it, smash them all to pieces! The protagonist's personality transformation and the progression to his overpowered abilities are both smooth, neither too slow nor too tedious. Many of the classic melodramatic tropes found in supernatural fiction are absent, and the overall logic is sound. The style also has a touch of darkness, and the character conflicts and deaths are well-developed.

The combat is exhilarating, but like the invincible young hero, you get constantly thrashed. The system only gives you 1% of your bloodline, and then you die. My suggestion is to speed up your bloodline progression; the point is the exhilarating combat, not the constant setbacks of the young hero.

To be honest, some of the plot twists were a bit off, but I liked them 😏, the rest was pretty good. Speechless, I keep getting thwarted and it's not satisfying at all.

Full marks An excellent work. Although the pace is a bit fast, the plot is impressive, the battle scenes are exhilarating, and the characters are well-developed. The male protagonist, although he is ruthless and bloodthirsty in battle and has many flaws, is still a good person. He simply refuses to throw a punch at the weak and protects them, which is already very good.

Very efficient, no whining, just gets it done if it can, and stops if it can't, very decisive.

The writing is actually quite good, and there are no major issues with the protagonist's personality. It's just that the title is a bit strange. At first, I thought it was a low-quality novel that skirted the line of fiction, but the author clearly has his own ideas.