A Max-Level Big Shot Rides the Winds and Waves in a Strange World

Could the author please reduce the number of awful characters later on and focus more on the female lead's missions in the second world or her own ability development? Or perhaps she could develop camaraderie with her friends. I really don't want to see too many awful elements. I'd rather have more plots featuring highly intelligent villains than plots with bizarre and eccentric characters. 😥😥😥

The author of this article is extremely malicious towards women. There are all kinds of bad jokes, female rivalry, and love-minded women. In some plots, the man's death can achieve the goal, but the woman's death is necessary... After listening to the book for more than a hundred chapters, I was speechless and couldn't listen anymore.

Is the author a male? There are too many vicious female supporting characters in the article 😅. I was attracted by the content of the novel and wanted to continue reading, but the brainless female supporting character solved one after another, and coupled with the ubiquitous female competition plot, I really couldn't stand it anymore.

It's a bit of a shame. It started off quite well, but it became increasingly difficult to read. I don't know what went wrong. 🤷‍♀️ However, the part I found most annoying was the group of awful relatives; it turned a bizarre story into a domestic power struggle drama. 🤦🏻‍♀️ It completely wore down my patience for reading.

Because so many people have asked this question, I'll answer it all here: there will be a male lead, but I'm not good at writing about romance. So, even if he appears in the main story, he'll only be there to fight monsters with you; there won't be any romantic descriptions. He probably won't have many scenes. Descriptions of the romance between the main characters will likely be in the epilogue. Those who prefer a no-romance story can skip the epilogue!

What's there to brag about? What's the difference between the female lead's parents and those who live off their children? They're in their fifties, have no pension, and still have to support their parents, so they do nothing but rely on their daughter. I don't really like these parents.

The author worked hard, the female lead has a good personality, and there's a plot, but the story is too dry, like reading a formulaic outline. There's little emotional fluctuation, and the supporting characters are too stereotypical—the kind of brainless people who believe everything they hear, except for the protagonist, whose average IQ is 80… Hopefully, this will improve later. Keep it up, author!

If the female lead weren't the author's favorite character, she'd be dead eight or ten times over, given her arrogant personality. Each time she wins by relying on her mental strength, she claims she can't find anything in the original owner's memories, and she doesn't bother to learn about this world.

The original title of this book was "The Exorcist from the Apocalypse," but due to platform regulations prohibiting the words "apocalypse" in book titles, the title had to be changed. Just letting everyone know so you don't misunderstand and think the author plagiarized themselves! 😂

Please write more about the missions in the Second World. We want to read supernatural stories, not farming stories. Also, since the female lead's parents are ordinary people, please don't write about them experiencing so many supernatural events. How unlucky would it be for someone to encounter so many supernatural events in real life? 😅