My Script Seems to Be Coming True

If you don't have the talent, don't bother writing, bro. You've already abandoned seven books.

With that kind of ability, why would they even bother with magic? Isn't the eternal path of immortality more appealing? Isn't the solid path of martial arts more imposing?

The Superman and Doctor Manhattan archetypes seem even stronger.

The first three chapters! Gold is a deterrent! Extremely poisonous! Inedible.

The combat power of the bio-monsters has been increased. The monsters in Resident Evil are only suitable for close-quarters combat; their flesh and blood bodies can't withstand more than a few rockets. Repairing their bodies also requires materials; otherwise, they can only reduce their body density. It's not like the Blacklight virus in Prototype, which can evolve multiple times.

I suggest the author take a look at the writing style of the mysterious screenwriter to see how to seamlessly integrate the script into reality.

When I saw the protagonist vomit upon encountering a dead person, I didn't want to continue reading. I already knew the author's writing level was questionable.

What is the nationality of your protagonist? If he's Western, why use a Chinese name? If he's of Chinese descent, what kind of mess is this character relationship description? The character relationship setting is chaotic.

Seven books, over 2 million words, yet you still only know what it means at LV1.

I can't understand the third chapter anymore, so I have to give up. The author should reflect on why the results are so poor. Most people read novels for entertainment and relaxation. While your chapters are based on the movie, you've changed too much. If you're not expecting a movie adaptation, why make it so complicated? You changed all the company names and added random, nonsensical characters.