What? You Built a Resort on the Battlefield of Ten Thousand Races?

After reading five or six chapters, I noticed the story mentions that all races are immediately killed by alien races chasing humans without explanation… At least explain that this alien race specifically enjoys torturing and killing humans, and I wouldn't say anything else… But then, upon seeing humans pleading for help, they're killed immediately… And then they start using some kind of jar…

Personally, I thought it was pretty good. There might be some frustrating plot points, but overall it was alright. After reading so many stories with protagonists who don't eat beef, this one felt more relatable. The common criticism of this type of novel is that it overly emphasizes the flaws of some righteous characters, making the protagonist seem weak-willed.

The author writes exceptionally well, with a smooth writing style, rigorous logic, and a very enjoyable content. It's not just a simple story about the protagonist managing the resort; there are also many stories outside the resort. I loved both the main and side stories, and read every chapter without missing a single one – it simply wasn't enough!

It's really good! The first three chapters have a few slightly cringeworthy lines, but the quality steadily improves. The author's descriptions of battlefield combat are very engaging, which is quite good for a fast-paced, action-packed novel. And although it's a serialized work, the updates are consistently frequent—five chapters a day, sometimes four! Wow! 😳😳😳 Definitely a good read!

It's a good read. It's a semi-ensemble martial arts novel, and the male lead is a somewhat money-obsessed old man with a ring. It's a classic story of being ridiculed by everyone and then making a comeback. The highlight is probably the resort scene. 🤔

I came from a manga series, and it's pretty good, so why is the rating so low? There are a lot of names in the ensemble cast, and the early pacing was a bit slow, but overall it's still very good. The shop is also very useful; it's not the kind of place that can only be used by a few dozen people. Keep it up!

I've read up to chapter 56 so far, and I personally find it very interesting and addictive. The characters are well-developed, and the dialogue is witty. It's a 5000-hour book-buying verified user, but I don't know who's boosting the rating.

The plot is alright, but the main character doesn't get much screen time. It would be better if he killed a few powerful enemies to give the audience some excitement. I can't stand it anymore! The main character is indefinitely offline and just a plot device, while the supporting characters take up 90% of the story.

It's really good. It's rare for me to watch a short drama and then want to read the novel. And to give you a spoiler, some people say that it shouts about all races but only helps the human race, but later we learn that those races in the abyss are controlled and corrupted puppets and are the opposing side.

Awesome! Those who say the protagonist is frustrated, have they been reading too many mindless novels? He's just arrived in another world, and while his strength is enough to easily crush anyone he doesn't like, does that mean he won't make money? The protagonist's actions are perfectly reasonable. If I hadn't clicked on this out of boredom, I would have been wasted on these mindless reviews and missed a good book.