The Unspeakable One

Recommendation: I like the character of the protagonist very much. Some plots can be narrated faster. The plot exists to promote the development of the protagonist, but the protagonist's presence is not very strong.

Madam, I'm hungry. I need some food.

Why do I feel like the protagonist's presence is so weak...

! ! The two of them? Ah? ! Ah? ! Charcot you? !

It's so powerful. No one calls the police if there's an accident in the entire factory. No one calls the police if there's an accident in the entire mall. Will the protagonist appear when he's about to die?

Standard cannon fodder, why are you recruiting them into the bureau? What kind of shortage of people is this?

"Zhang Qiang" gave the author a big booby trap ~ This is Wang Hu, right?

The Purification Bureau is also too weak. There is no strong one. It gives me the feeling that there is no hope without the protagonist. It's really strange. I personally understand that pollution is a very powerful monster. The government has no way to deal with this kind of monster except to let those talented people (who don't feel very strong) to die (I feel like if there is no protagonist, the Purification Bureau's first case The whole army will be wiped out) Level 7 pollutants are very powerful (personal understanding), and the headquarters doesn't care, it really all depends on the protagonist, and that Tian, he is really annoying, he has too much writing, which can be understood as foreshadowing, but I still don't like it. I feel that his presence is almost surpassing that of the protagonist. I don't like the protagonist much but I already hate him orz [split]

Although it looks good, I feel that too much description is given to the supporting characters. I almost watched it quickly. Will it still be like this later? I don't know if I should buy it [question mark]

It feels like Huzi is just like Brother Xiaochen, he has gained a little bit of friendship