Physical Exorcism Is the Deadliest

Let me offer some personal suggestions or opinions to the author. I don't know if the author has considered this, but my suggestion is: I hope the protagonist can learn relevant knowledge, and include plots where the protagonist learns this knowledge and applies it to modify existing weapons and equipment.

It's rare to find someone writing about modern weaponry, but I still want to remind the author that armor-piercing incendiary bombs still exist, which are most deadly against high-defense monsters. Furthermore, electromagnetic weapons already exist, but their practical value is limited by the materials, energy sources, and sheer size. Since this is an infinite flow story, these issues can be resolved through dungeons, making the system's functionality somewhat limited.

Backpacks are amazing! Fill one compartment with stones or cement blocks; they can be used for both self-defense (as a shield) and offense (get close and summon them from above).

The only advantage of fantasy and magical works lies in their combat power. They blow Because they don't actually exist, it's illogical to exaggerate. Who says you can't boast about science and technology? Come on, bring out the omniscient and omnipotent machine (that I just boasted about)!

Wow, this is pretty good, quite to my liking. By the way, when will we get to see a sniper rifle? With a large-caliber bullet, one shot could knock down a wall. It could even make a hole in reinforced concrete. Can the guns here have their calibers adjusted? Modern weapons don't need such high power, but can we adjust that here?

If your old book, "The Killer's Intent," is abandoned and left unfinished, I'll come and criticize your new book every day.

Before clicking in, I thought it would be a barrage of firepower, a saturation attack. But after clicking in, I saw the resources were being used so sparingly, like using a skill. Come on, if you really can't handle it, go abroad, get a few boxes of ammo, grab a submachine gun and fire off in one burst, okay? Don't make you think twice before firing a few shots with a Mauser pistol. It's supposed to be Battlefield Online, and you're still making it so lame.

Could the author please change the trope of constantly eliminating characters? You've written a protagonist, not a dog on a leash controlled by a system. With all this coercion and manipulation, what's the point of having a protagonist? He's worse than a dog; he's just a puppet on strings.

The stronger the power, the more democratic. The longer the range, the greater the freedom. The larger the caliber, the more just it is. The thicker the armor, the more human rights it equates to. The larger the tonnage, the more equal the distribution. The faster the rate of fire, the more glorious it is. The more turrets, the more revolutionary.

No matter how technologically advanced one becomes, personal improvement is still essential. Ordinary people can't even withstand the impact of a regular handgun, let alone other advanced weapons. In the mystical world, aside from physical prowess, the main strength lies in mental power. Even a simple ghost can influence a person's mind, not to mention others. I've always felt that pursuing a technologically advanced path is somewhat unreliable; ultimately, one must be physically strong.