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

It's very interesting and interesting. The protagonist has dealt with so many things in one night and has not even eaten. He is almost super strong. In the future, I feel that the identity and positioning authority of the protagonist can be mentioned and he should not be too passive.

It's quite interesting, and it's more in line with the kind of reality I want to see, "what if something really goes wrong in the real world" kind of reality. It has a touch of simplicity. Give it a five-star rating to encourage the author and keep updating. Os hopes that there will be no cp, no heroine, and the main character will be beautiful

A very interesting book, a potential stock. But does it seem a bit deliberate for the protagonist to follow up with the next incident after handling one contained object incident? Also, so far, the protagonist, as an investigator, has relatively little foundation for the organization and other members behind him. I personally feel that it is difficult to convince the authorities. You can add some contained objects investigated by other investigators to the containment system (OvO)

It's good to watch, but the content is too tight. If you don't relax between cases, it will make people tired.

Encourage, support, and guide the new book. Overall it's pretty good, no major thunder, but there are indeed some small bumps. For example, the protagonist is passive from the first dungeon to the third dungeon, and the time is very tight. There is no rest time, and there is no external reaction. The main thing is those few characters... The world view has not yet been developed by the third dungeon. The situation that can be observed is very small, and it can also be seen that when the author wrote some things, there were some poor proportions. For example, if I want to write about the protagonist, when I don't say something, I always use the word "hold back", which will appear almost two or three times in a chapter. The setting is still possible.

The writing is very good, but the speeches of some supporting characters are very confusing. Their speeches keep forcing others to make decisions, but they do not make this decision (some decisions are their own professional work). Why should professional matters be left to non-professionals? It gives me the feeling that they don't want to take responsibility. A person can sacrifice for his own ideals, but you should not sacrifice just because you share your ideals for others. Some of the more pointed words can be written as observations made by the protagonist or as monologues.

I gave it a score of 3-4. The subject matter is novel, but it feels like the world is acting with the protagonist, giving people the impression that the whole world is not the real world, but a world imprisoned by imagination, like "The Truman Show." This world lacks a bit of human flavor. Everyone is like an actor or a protagonist. They are not even protagonists, but serve the author's self-pleasure. To put it simply, this world is not very real.

It's nice to read, and the content of the article is plain. I personally witnessed the investigators' on-site analysis, disassembly, and completion of containment. The content of the work is to analyze the abnormal events at the scene of each abnormal event, and finally complete the containment or restriction.

It's beautiful, and the descriptions and wording are of a very good type! [Note] [Note] My favorite copy in the whole article is the second elevator, but there are a few things I want to say. 1. The third and fourth copies are too cumbersome about hospitals and finances. There are many processes in them that ordinary people are unclear about. The professional barriers are a bit strong, and sometimes it is a bit uncomfortable to read. 2. I feel like the protagonist is so tired. Can I take a break during the work? One copy follows another, it feels a bit urgent and makes people unable to relax. Overall it's still very good, come on, the author [note][note]

I have read more than 40 chapters so far, and the setting is very good. If I were to summarize the core content I have seen, then I would say: cumbersome procedures are the care in civilization. I originally thought it was a bit long, but when I looked at the number of chapters, I found that it was only over forty chapters. Although the intensity of the struggle for definition between the protagonist and various anomalies has increased, the scope has never been particularly wide. But again, it's only about forty chapters, and it's already very good so far. There are just a few anomalies that are pushing the protagonist to the front, trying to pull the C-level investigator's vest, and trying to drag the protagonist into the water. However, I have never seen the attitude of the general level towards this. Although I have seen it vaguely, I haven't written much about it overall. I still hope to see it. I'll review it after Chapter 100 or so. In fact, I originally planned to post the review after chapter 200 if the plan changed, but then I suddenly remembered that the follow-up review can be changed, so I posted it first. An original lie has now taken the form of a grass-roots team. Although it was pushed to this point, it is still worth looking forward to how it will be dealt with systematically in the future. At that time, several sub-perspectives can be arranged to describe ordinary people who suddenly encounter abnormalities and are saved by ACB members through procedures. This person can also show his abilities and join ACB in the process. I feel that the plot has a lot of room for development. For readers, the system planned on paper only knows that this thing exists, and the effect can be felt very intuitively by lowering the perspective. I kind of expect ACB to stand in front of the stage and not be afraid of anything unusual to say—— The current situation is still under control, and we will make every effort to maintain our ordinary daily life. Data is something that can easily stun people. When reporting, it was reported that ACB has accumulated and processed exceptions of XXX, involving a scope of XXX. The protagonist has always had the idea of ​​returning to ordinary life, but according to the progress I have seen so far, it is more of just a thought, and he himself knows that it is impossible. This kind of bully boss who is forced to work feels very friendly.