A Field Guide to Wasteland Creatures

I like this type of writing, but alas, the protagonist is too much of a saint. It's frustrating. Do all you authors have to write about women in your novels?

Degrading the protagonist is a huge mistake. Also, didn't he say he didn't care about killing or disposing of bodies? Why was he threatened? And what a bunch of sycophants!

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The author has a wildly imaginative mind, creating a fantastical world permeated with apocalyptic panic, teeming with demons and monsters, and where unexpected superpowers can be gained… The protagonist is also a well-developed character, not a stereotypical figure. I've been following this story from the beginning, and I hope the author continues writing and doesn't abandon the project. Keep it up! 🌹

The writing is a complete mess. A police officer suddenly finds out the protagonist's secret, and the protagonist even reveals it. Plus, the protagonist is incredibly incompetent and a complete saint. The female supporting character is also incredibly stupid. I'm speechless.

The premise of this book is good, but it doesn't seem to focus on the male protagonist at all. Post-apocalyptic stories should remove most of the romance! It was very unpleasant to read, and I felt like I was choking on something! It was uncomfortable!

This book feels very similar in style to Blood Mist Age. Both share the protagonist having impressive cheat abilities, yet constantly encountering enemies far stronger than themselves, always on the run or on their way to escape. Also, although the world has changed in just a few days, the enemies seem to have developed over hundreds or even thousands of years, possessing organized backgrounds, well-established power systems, and a remarkably clear understanding of the world's transformations.

The Virgin Mary? Goodbye

The author's updates are too slow! Please update more!