The Boys: This Really Is Just an Ordinary Security Company

It's really good, and the setting is also quite good. This is one of the few Umbrella Corporation stories that I think is good. However, I suggest that the Tyrant have more screen time. Although I feel that he definitely won't appear during this period, I would like to ask the author why the Tyrant will appear.

The initial scenes with the female secretary were indeed unsettling, but the rest were alright. The biohazard and superhuman scenes were quite enjoyable.

Very good, excellent! But why are there so few ratings? Does nobody read it? It's such a shame that no one reads such a good book.

Excellent! I've hardly ever reviewed this book on Tomato, but the author clearly put a lot of effort into it. The Umbrella and Black Robe universes are well-integrated so far, and the logic is generally sound. It's readable without needing to strain your brain. However, the Black Robe plot is progressing too quickly, and there aren't any foreshadowing elements connecting to other worlds yet, so it might be abandoned prematurely. Keep it up!

So far, there don't seem to be any major flaws. Judging from the comments, the protagonist seemed to be a bit of a nymphomaniac before 😂. This kind of power-driven story shouldn't have that kind of tendency. No wonder it only got a 6-something rating; the neighboring pest control company story got over 7!

So far it looks pretty good, with basically no flaws. The protagonist is rational and ruthless enough.

It's pretty good. So far, there don't seem to be any major flaws. Some people say the female assistant is a problem, but I actually think she's fine. After all, she's been with him for ten years and doesn't know about Umbrella's bioweapons. She just wants to confirm whether he really has the confidence to challenge Vought, which I think is perfectly normal.

Update soon, it's going to be a hit, this is the real protection. The main character is also good, and there's no romance yet. It's been abandoned...

The author of this book is very skilled and ambitious. Judging from the plot of only a few hundred thousand words, it doesn't seem like he's trying to write a fast-paced novel.

For a novel in the "Umbrella" genre, this is already quite good, but the world-building is still too small. I don't know if the slow updates mean they're planning to end it or if they've run out of ideas. Nevertheless, the book is still very good.