The Sole Savior

To be honest, given how poor the results were, I was expecting the show to be abandoned at any moment. I didn't expect it to last this long. That's good; at least you're responsible for your work. The plot is alright, the writing isn't quite refined enough, but you can see it's improving gradually. Keep it up, I believe in you!

This book is alright; it's one of the better ones in this genre. I've been reading "Behind the Scenes" for a long time, and I'm definitely qualified to say that the author's subject matter and content are decent, but the writing style is terrible. Despite such poor results, I admire their continued dedication. At least they're taking responsibility for their novels. I hope they persevere. Come on

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I don't know how to express my feelings about this book. At first, I thought the protagonist would just kill monsters with external aids and occasionally acquire skills, but the increases were only percentage-based and very low. Since the protagonist has a purely human physique, it's like having a bunch of seemingly powerful but actually useless skills (I haven't seen any significant highlights…

Most people are probably reading this book for its imaginative plot, and to be honest, the ideas are indeed wildly imaginative and quite novel. However, the writing is a bit weak, and the characters' intelligence isn't great; it just feels a little strangely inexplicable. I don't know exactly what's strange, but the characters don't seem like real people.

The protagonist has time but doesn't even bother to improve himself. He could at least practice free fighting, shooting, or even just improve his physical fitness! He's planning to build an organization! Shouldn't he have a basic training method and plan? But this book treats it like child's play! It's truly speechless. And all those skills seem to rely on the system to use, not on the protagonist's own abilities. Instead of this, you might as well just give him equipment with built-in skills! 😅

It's truly bland and unappealing... The premise is somewhat engaging, but it's just so padded... I was looking for compelling characters and cooperative gameplay, but even after many chapters, there's still none. They dedicate countless chapters to a single monster, which I just keep flipping through without even reading it, and it doesn't affect the later chapters at all.

There are too many flaws... The author seems to have written everything in a chaotic way, trying to include everything but ending up with nothing coherent. The main character also seems intellectually challenged, and the supporting characters are forced to appear less intelligent. It's too weak for a light novel, and even a wish-fulfillment story isn't enjoyable; it's just dragging on and on.

The book is alright, but the pretentiousness and deception are a bit forced and the flow isn't very smooth. The author might want to check out "The Real Fierce Natives," which is much more enjoyable to read in terms of pretentiousness and deception.

Can anyone tell me why there are settings where the protagonist's random ramblings suddenly become reality? It makes the world feel unreal and is really disappointing.