The Chip Disguised as My Cells

Now I finally understand why there are so many people complaining in the comments section. I couldn't take it anymore. The first few chapters were okay, but the later ones were impossible to read with my brain working. I was around chapters 60 or 70, and I thought my tolerance for the poison was pretty high, but I still succumbed. 🙂🙂🙂 Let me mention a few points.

Can a book with a completely unrelated title and synopsis become a hit?

I couldn't continue reading after chapter 14. If the protagonist were a seven or eight-year-old, this level of intelligence would be acceptable, but he's an adult, yet he's forced into the role of an idiot. This book would have been very popular ten years ago.

This book would have been a huge hit twenty years ago.

The author's writing is decent, but the plot is currently in its early stages. However, the protagonist has developed into a jaded bureaucrat, lacking any youthful vigor and feeling unrealistic. The July 8th Special Case was supposed to be a major turning point, but the author's portrayal was too realistic, making the plot feel pointless.

Ten years ago, people might have watched this kind of protagonist, but honestly, I couldn't finish reading more than ten chapters now. He's just too stupid. He has such a huge cheat ability, yet he only uses it for such a small effect. And the fact that so many people discovered his treasure hunt and even came looking for him is ridiculous. If you don't hide this kind of ability well, you're just waiting to be controlled by others in a world with supernatural powers.

The plot is a bit bad, and the characters are a bit idiotic.

Creating conflict is such a cliché; large families either don't intervene at all or they go all out, all for the sake of a woman. It's old-fashioned, but it's deadly to me.

I didn't understand. The first few pictures were fine, basically no issues. I won't say anything about the part where the woman left her phone number; reporting her later would have been a good move. But nothing happened after I went back, and the woman showed up the next day. I just don't understand. Aren't all the main characters public officials now?

Personally, I feel that if this book doesn't introduce a brainless female lead or a "pretending to be weak to actually do something big" plot too early, and if it's written well, it's a pretty good story... It has a well-developed setting, distinctive characters, a non-greasy protagonist, sound values, and a clear, coherent plot. Wishing the author a phenomenal success!