This Hero Is Truly the Scum of Humanity

These two combined don't even have half the scumbag level of the male lead.

It was quite interesting at first, and the writing was excellent. But as I read on, I suddenly lost patience. It was so boring, all that analyzing and explaining, with very little plot development through the protagonist's actions. Most of it was just rambling. Who has the patience to read that?

You have to use your brain to read this book. At first, I thought it was one of those stories where a scumbag protagonist NTRs a true hero and "can be replaced," but it turns out to be a Guy Ritchie film with multiple narratives that close at the end: a scumbag hero battles an evil god. It's tiring to read, and there are many passages that you have to reread to understand the author's intention.

First of all, this is a purely subjective evaluation and has no reference value. This book is very well written. It has two minor flaws, but the plot and character development are excellent. The main characters are well-developed, and even the supporting characters, who are not described much, are very memorable.

Why? Why is it that every time I discover a good book, it's always a seedling? 🤔🤔🤔

After reading a few chapters, here are some thoughts: establishing an initial base using goblins and slimes is really unreliable. The Rimuru slime can do that because he's incredibly powerful, capable of single-handedly destroying a nation, and has a diverse cast of oni, demons, and pig kings under his command.

It looks messy, constantly showing off, lacking a clear goal. While everything seems perfect on the surface, the author is actually overpowered, frequently relying on their own assumptions and others' opinions.

It's funny, and sometimes a single line can be really interesting. But what kind of ridiculous plot is this? It's all over the place, leaving me completely confused. It seems like there's no plot at all; I don't understand it at all... When I read the first two chapters, I felt this book shouldn't have flopped; it didn't even make it into the featured category. After reading more than twenty chapters, I realized there's a reason why it flopped...

Yay!

The author is truly amazing! Zhou Li's seemingly heaven-defying actions are actually all under the control of the gods. This is the normal situation. How could a hero who has been summoned and reincarnated many times suddenly break free from the control of the gods? To be honest, I was a little disappointed when I saw Si You get killed. I thought the book was falling apart.