Survival Game: Starting as a Crow

If you've read this far, here's a little suggestion: try to minimize the main character's presence. Judging from the current pacing, the protagonist seems more like the villain, and villains often die from talking too much. Being ruthless could speed up the pace. 🐶

I only read the first ten chapters and then quit. Uh, the protagonist killing indiscriminately seems like indiscriminate killing. Don't talk to me about being a saint; it's all just random killing. A person hanging themselves hadn't offended the protagonist, yet they were inexplicably killed.

Well, the protagonist's talent is amazing, but why create an alternate account? That's like consuming double experience points. Shouldn't the faster you level up, the more your strength increases later in the game? Just for filler content?

This early part is so similar to a book I read before, where the protagonist was a zombie, and the nail was on the protagonist's coffin—even the nail is the same. Are you writing fanfiction? (՞•Ꙫ•՞)ﾉ????

Hmm... Let me tell you. The fight scenes in this book are so simplistic they're practically nonexistent. —I know from the first few chapters that the author wanted the protagonist to become stronger quickly, but your experience was cut short by more than half. —The people or the mysterious ones here seem so stupid, so lacking in common sense, yet so optimistic?

Reciting skill moves during a fight is a bit awkward. 😅😅😅

Just a reminder Many novels on Qidian nowadays like to follow the path of "all things in one". As long as it's broad and full of novelty, it's believed that it can attract readers. However, in reality, the author must outline a general framework, guiding all skills step-by-step towards the ultimate goal in a logical manner. Judging from the synopsis, misfortune, physical intimacy?

I prefer dark themes, but I don't like data-driven elements! For example, strength, intelligence, etc., They feel too gamified!

There's no eerie feeling here. Fusion skills should change the physical body so that the body can use that skill. Besides, there's no change in strength when you advance. There's no devouring or plundering of anything else, so how can you become stronger?

@Reader author, look 👀