Can't You Give Monsters a Chance to Live?

This book is fantastic for a discerning bookworm. 80% Of novels these days are too superficial. People who cheat and act recklessly are often seen as mindless. Some authors lack experience but insist on writing about things they can't control. Slow-burning books are actually very good. Follow the protagonist as they grow, explore, and experience different worlds. This is the purpose of reading.

It has great potential, but it also has its drawbacks. [This is just my personal opinion; please don't be offended if you disagree.] 1. The book title is confusing; where is the boss? It's neither relevant to the plot (at least not yet) nor is it particularly eye-catching. 2. Slow-burn type. However, this is too slow-paced for fantasy novels. A small plot point is written over several chapters.

When I first started reading this novel, I thought it was a good one. The details were exquisitely described, and the various settings were quite novel. But as I read on, it just didn't feel right. Why? Because the protagonist, having transmigrated, should have a developmental and exploratory process in terms of both thought and skills; he should grow through exploration.

Every time I read this book, I feel like it's so enticing, and I always feel like I'll end up eating the monster too (￣￢￣*).

This writing is like that of a bloated, fat person... It's clearly the work of an old-fashioned, pretentious writer. I've read five or six hundred words and still don't understand the main character's situation; it's all just descriptions of scenery.

This book would be easy to adapt into an anime. The author's writing vividly portrays both the inner thoughts and the action and environmental descriptions. All that's needed is illustration and voice acting.

In short, it's irrelevant and offers no real enjoyment.

I didn't understand what the book was about at all, but the characters were very well-developed. I just clicked in without really understanding what it was about, read on without really understanding what it was about, and waited for updates without really understanding what it was about. It has already captured my heartstrings.

I'm shocked! I'd been waiting a month to come back and check it out, and it's already finished? Was it a plot hole? There are still dozens of chapters to read. I thought this book would have at least 1000 chapters to go before it ended. The story is just getting close to the main plot, and there are still obvious foreshadowing, metaphors, and many plot holes.

I think it's quite well written, I don't know why it's not well received. Is it because of the negative comments from previous fan groups?