Global Attack and Defense

This is the most human book I've read recently. The protagonist finally feels like a real person, instead of some kind of overpowered, walking protagonist. This protagonist grows gradually, starting from his desire to become a professional. "When the sky falls, there are always tall people to hold it up." "I'm the tall one!" This reveals the protagonist's sense of responsibility.

As a seasoned bookworm, I think this book is excellent! I felt the emotions—the extraordinary encounter and change in mindset of an ordinary person, the helplessness of a weak person—it was written very realistically. Personal evaluation Reading experience ★★★☆ Book plot ★★★★☆ Comfort level: ★★★★ Water-related level: ★★☆ Overall rating: ★★★☆

I usually just read quietly and rarely comment. But now I have to say, this book is quite well-written. Although some parts are quite depressing, they manage to keep you reading until there's a satisfying climax. However, I hope the author can make the protagonist's personality change for the better later on (you've added a bit too much dark content; I'm worried it might get taken down.

Author, please keep writing at the right pace! I'll come back after my college entrance exams to see this book reach the top and become a legend.

I especially love the everyday scenes; I never get tired of them. I feel like the author would be amazing at writing slice-of-life urban stories. Well, the protagonist's personality is a bit unsettling, but the book also contains a lot of emotions. Judging by this trend, I suspect the author is trying to use these emotions to redeem the protagonist. I've typed so much, the author should really appreciate it and give this a thumbs up!

I've read six chapters... Doesn't the writer get tired of this kind of background and setting? The system imposes high pressure on Awakened Ones, yet they are expected to fight desperately against external enemies. They seem to have no special privileges.

After reading chapter 59, let me share my thoughts. The plot is good, but unfortunately, the plot and the background setting are contradictory. With a complete education system and facing a near-global extinction crisis, how can there be such severe internal strife, with people killing each other at the drop of a hat (even in the wild)? Are you sure there is any hope for such a world? Don't those big shots have any ideas or solutions?

I'll make some temporary changes to the plot these next few days, sticking to the original outline. The protagonist's trip to the core area resulted in the deaths of many people, causing him to become corrupted for a period of time. He only gradually changed his ways through various events. Two books were previously censored, one on this site and one on another site.

Why are the results so bad? I think it's because there were too many women in the early stages, making it seem like a harem novel, and people didn't see the foreshadowing later on.

Please update soon, author! You're writing so well, don't stop! Once you stop, it's hard to pick it up again. It's like how killing and robbing can become addictive; if you stop for too long, it's hard to continue. So keep going!