All People************

The writing is good, at least I have a good impression of the book when I listen to it. There is no repetitive description that does not match the preface and the follower. However, the title and the opening of the book are indeed a bit disappointing. The so-called monster Lin Xi turns out to be the name given by the protagonist himself. It is neither a mythical beast nor a cute girl. There is really no gimmick in using this as the title of the book. It is not as straightforward as using the simple and clear opening to tame the tentacle monster. In addition, the protagonist's skills are a bit too big. I've read about ten chapters now and there are several permanent passive characters. I don't dare to think how perverted the protagonist will be in the future. Based on my experience in reading so many survival stories, it is very likely that the protagonist will either suppress the protagonist's combat power, or continuously increase the difficulty regardless of whether others live or die, or force others to ascend for the sake of balance. I hope the author will have his own outline to balance the strength. Finally, this is my personal expectation. I hope that the protagonist can be a little bit more crazy and that the world view is not crazy but a little bit awkward.

There is an appearance beyond the horror of great navigation single heroine I feel that being able to extract players' talents is a bit too big. They are both "system talents" rather than real attributes. If players' talents can be extracted, then the system can also be extracted? Killing other people's little monsters extracts the additional functions of the little monsters without eating beef.