I Made Up a Containment Organization, and the Whole World Believed It

It's a great show, quite interesting. The main character handled so much in one night without even eating; he's practically become a superhuman! Later on, I feel the show could elevate the main character's status and authority, making him less passive.

It's quite interesting, and it fits the kind of realistic story I'm looking for: "What if something really went wrong in the real world?" It has a subtle, rustic feel. I'm giving it five stars to encourage the author. Keep updating! (The author's inner thoughts are: I hope there's no romance, no female lead, just the main character being beautiful on their own.)

It's a very good book, a promising read. However, doesn't it feel a bit contrived that the protagonist immediately moves on to the next containment event after handling one? Also, so far, there's been relatively little background information about the organization and other members behind the protagonist as an investigator, which I personally find hard to believe officially. Perhaps adding some containment objects investigated by other investigators could be helpful (OvO).

It's good, but the plot is too fast-paced. The lack of breaks between cases makes it tiring to watch.

Let's encourage, support, and guide this new book. Overall, it's not bad, without any major flaws, but there are indeed some minor issues. For example, the protagonist is passive from the first to the third instance, and the timeline is very tight, with no rest time or external reactions. The main characters are limited... The world-building hasn't even begun to unfold by the third instance.

It's well-written, but some of the supporting characters' remarks are confusing. They constantly pressure others to make decisions, yet they themselves don't make those decisions (some of which are simply part of their job duties). Why delegate professional tasks to non-professionals? It gives the impression that they don't want to shoulder any responsibility.

I'd give it a 3-4 out of 10. The premise is novel, but it feels like the world is just playing along with the protagonist, giving the impression that the entire world isn't real, like a world confined by the author's imagination, similar to "The Truman Show."

It's a good read; the writing is straightforward, depicting firsthand investigators analyzing, dismantling, and containing anomalous events at various locations. The story focuses on analyzing these events and ultimately achieving containment or restriction.

It's a good read; the descriptions and wording are quite good! [Attention][Attention] My favorite part of the whole story is the second elevator arc, but I have a few points to make: 1. The third and fourth arcs, concerning the hospital and finance, are too complicated.

I've read over 40 chapters so far, and the premise is excellent. If I had to summarize the core message I've gleaned, I'd say: cumbersome procedures are a sign of care within civilization. I initially thought the story was a bit long, but looking at the chapter count, it's only around 40.