I Chose a Safehouse, and Now the Human Alliance Regrets It

Foreseeing the future but not one's own death 😏 Unable to foresee the malice of others, I find this laughable.

It's quite good! I'm glad I checked the quality beforehand; I wasn't completely hooked by Shennong's writing. I guess I'm pretty picky; I've read 50 chapters, and it's not as bad as some people say. It's definitely a good story for this genre. Why not give it a try? Don't you other platforms that get paid know this?

It's a good watch, worth watching, and people with positive values ​​will find it more comfortable to watch. Those with dark hearts shouldn't watch it. The protagonist has a last shred of humanity, protects those who truly deserve protection, and is ruthless towards saints. As for the constant leveling up of the monsters that many people mention, I think it's to advance the plot, which is normal.

Not bad, everyone should try this. Although I was reborn and am not a saint, I like to take people as my dogs, I am invincible in safe houses, and I am cold-hearted and will not save anyone. But I can let people ride roughshod over me, get their fill of being insulted, and then go live to be ridiculed by everyone. I can even get people to launch surprise attacks from inside a safe house. Not bad.

It's alright, at least it's not a simp, not a saint, and not overly sentimental. The male lead sees through everything and is indifferent to everything, observing the world from this perspective, which is quite good. A 5.3 Rating is a bit strange.

Don't be fooled by the low rating; the plot is actually quite good. Perhaps many people couldn't get through the setup in the beginning, or maybe the low rating was to avoid being detected by the censors? I've been reading a lot of low-rated novels lately, and I've found that most of them are actually quite good. I used to just run away from low-rated ones, but now I realize that there are good works among low-rated ones. However, it's normal for some people to be dissatisfied.

No wonder it got a low score; it's faked as a male-oriented novel, pretending to be a wish-fulfillment story. But I can still read Akaishi, it's so red! The stone is poisonous!

It's incredibly beautiful. After watching it, all I want to do is recite a few lines of poetry: 1. Only concerned with their own safety, they ignore the turmoil in the world. 2. Clearly pointing to a flat road, yet they treat honest advice as malicious. 3. Being overly concerned with trivial matters invites trouble, while remaining indifferent prevents such troubles.

Keep it up, author! I thought it was going to be a dark fantasy, but it turns out to be another neighborhood powerhouse. Keep it up, author!

It's very well written, enjoyable, and the writing style is smooth. I haven't had any problems with it yet. The story went off-topic after that; who wants to see your war scenes? 🤦