My Super Gear Has a Slight Side Effect

I don't understand why martial artists are inferior to madmen. Madmen can enhance their physical abilities by controlling their hearts, and they possess a whole host of other abilities. A martial artist trains for over a decade, yet their heartbeat is no match for a madman's. I want to know what their hearts are made of—one beat is equivalent to over a decade of someone else's training.

Suddenly, I remembered one use for this gun that can absorb thieves. For example, the protagonist wanted to steal a house, but unfortunately the safe was too hard, so the gun sucked it up and cleaned the ground, leaving not a single hair. For example, in a forbidden area, anyone who enters dies, sucked up by a gun.

You despicable fox, do you need the bone in my left hand or the grapes in my right? Or do you need that hunting rifle behind you? Choose one! Upgrade or get caught in the spurs? You can't choose death!

It was quite enjoyable to watch, but the villains were just too powerful. I really don't understand why the villains didn't rule the world before the protagonist appeared; their strength was completely overwhelming, like one villain crushing an entire city.

I don't understand the world-building or what it's trying to say. The characters are a bit confusing, the plot is unclear, and even the professions are vaguely described. Perhaps the author hadn't figured out how to write it before starting.

Read 40 chapters and write a review. The advantages are obvious: 1. The items created by the cheat device are very imaginative and interesting. 2. The use of cheat codes is not mindless; it involves divergent thinking and research. 3. The cheat code uses quite a few unconventional techniques.

I've read a few chapters, and the descriptions of physical phenomena are quite mediocre. If you can't write them, don't force it. It's like saying six bullets consume 2 cubic meters of soil. How much would it consume if they encountered steel? This is a typical case of trying to write something you can't.

The author has already started a new book; this one is basically abandoned. His last book was his longest, but it only reached 650,000 words. I read it too. In summary, this author has a vivid imagination, so his books are quite interesting in the beginning, but they completely lack pacing, causing them to fall apart quickly.

The lifespan of madmen should be reduced. Martial artists have long lifespans, while madmen have short lifespans; if they don't advance within the time limit, they will die. Just like in fantasy novels, the righteous path progresses slowly but steadily, while the demonic path progresses quickly but is riskier.

The beginning was quite good, but then the gun suddenly gained consciousness and could talk, acting like a clown—it was really superfluous.