One Arrow to Slay a Dragon

Putting aside the fact that the protagonist offended a terrorist organization for an unknown egg, and later, knowing he was being targeted by them, he still dared to go out alone. Did he really know he was the protagonist and wouldn't die?

The part about the gold coins being found is really toxic. Knowing that the other party would often come looking for the scumbag, he still took the gold coins without asking and casually hid them on the side. Just when they were stolen, he ate a bear and became stronger, and the gold coins were not spent. The incident was easily resolved. What is the purpose of this plot? Is it to depict the protagonist's careless personality?

A very simple solution: Take a tiny bit of powder from the heartwood of that tree, soak it in a cup of water, and place it nearby. Let the Crimson Demon first extract the soul of the wisp, then snatch it and soak it in the heartwood water. Next, try to slowly cripple the Crimson Demon, then use the Slit-Mouthed Demon's scissors to cut it into thin strips, and slowly put them into the cup to feed…

Disrespectful of his own life, a self-sufficient genius who frequently gets involved in trouble and narrowly escapes death.

It's been a long time since I last gave you a tip. I hope this will motivate you to keep writing.

The beginning of this book was actually quite good, but some plot points were clearly written without careful consideration. Leaving aside the initial gold coin theft incident (likely an excuse to escape the hotel), just look at the banquet events I've seen so far—so many problems! One or two wouldn't be so bad, but so many are just unbearable.

It's poorly written; it really deserves that a time traveler is so useless.

It will be updated in eight months... Thank goodness I didn't take this book off the shelf.

This is too toxic; the adults are acting like little kids.

It's disgusting right from the start; the author is really something! They can't even hide a single gold coin properly?