Survival in the Bizarre, You Won't Even Call Me Godfather

The book is incredibly bizarre, the protagonist's talent is a bit weak, and then there's the monster girl who can boost his stats. Also, I accidentally bumped into you while I was eating; you should apologize! This book is making me lose my appetite.

Not bad, it avoids the biggest pitfall of stories where giving away supplies results in receiving even better things in return. The warnings weren't taken seriously enough, and the protagonist's enormous stomach shape is just too bizarre.

The author's writing style is somewhat eccentric, but it's still very enjoyable. Read it while you can, as it will likely be revised later. Chapter 1 is quite bizarre; it's readable if you can manage it, since human preferences are often strange. The only downside is the low rating, but a higher rating might get you punished by the Divine Crane.

I think this book is very well written. There's a female character named Su Tong, right? The one with "Xing" in her name, I can't quite remember. You could consider adding her to your harem. You could change her character to a yandere (obsessive and possessive type). I think changing it to a more intimate, harmonious one might be better. I hope the author will consider my suggestion. Thank you.

Watching some Douyin and Xiaohongshu before enjoying something light and refreshing is a wonderful thing 😏

This is my first time reading a novel like this. The plot is alright, but the pictures are really too bizarre! [Heavy punch]

This work is divine, and the author is even more divine, a true genius! Anyone who can hold their breath after reading this could go cosplay as a bandage-wearing hero in Peacekeeper Elite! 😄 I can't understand the author's thought process when writing this book. I feel like the author was probably far removed from reality when writing it. That treasure chest monster truly shocked me for a hundred years.

Honest Review ⭐⭐⭐ ① Main highlights: In my opinion, it's the diverse ocean worldviews—the Famine Sea, the Storm Sea, the Vegetated Sea, etc., Each with a unique and powerful being (gender unknown, female appearance). The biodiversity is also amazing. It's certainly grotesque, for example, the protagonist sticks an intestine out of his mouth, connected to his stomach.

It's a bit bouncy, the author's writing is alright, just a little stiff in some places, but the bouncy feel is enough 😋😋😋

Keep it up, big brother who sells tentacles!