My Ten Thousand Ways to Die

I won't comment on whether it is torture or not. The beholder has a different opinion and the wise has wisdom. You might as well add a setting at the beginning to say that thermal weapons are ineffective in the lost area. It seems inexplicable. There is no explanation from beginning to end. It is just a group of people using cold weapons to attack for no reason. Then armed cars can drive in, helicopters can also drive in, why can't tanks drive in? If I drive a steamroller and weld armor, all bullshit monsters will be meat pies. If I drive a dump truck, I will be scared to see gold and blood. If hot weapons are too outrageous, add settings and ban them. Don't forget about guns, cannons, cars, helicopters, etc. There are so many loopholes in the logic.

The writing is quite good, but his father is too poisonous and doesn't care about his children.

Garbage organizations, garbage countries, and garbage worlds are all conspiracies and conspiracies. Once the protagonist becomes stronger, he should clear out the whole world (after reading) 😜😜😜

Why don't you use a gun to kill low-level monsters? I think when the protagonist fights with other awakened people after awakening, he can kill people with a knife. The power of firearms is stronger than that of the protagonist at this stage, let alone large-caliber firearms.

At the beginning, it is written that the father does not care about everything. If it were not for a biological aunt, the protagonist would not live to be eighteen years old at all. Later, the biological father directly comes to betray the human race. Fortunately, the protagonist has a cheat, otherwise he would be cheated to death. I don't know what to write about such a father. It is fun to abuse the master. In the end, will there be another wave of forcible whitewashing routines and a deep love between father and son 😰

If it weren't for the protagonist, he would have died long ago. It's so cruel. I think your father is a traitor in reality and he is an enemy of the central leadership. There is really no hope.

This work is not suitable for me. It's full of conspiracies within a few chapters. It feels like the only monsters in the world are bad guys. It's also told in a foggy way. It's so tiring to read...

Recently, I have seen several new books with very good settings, but they are unsatisfactory once they are unfolded. The characters of the main and supporting characters are erratic, there is no stable line of logic, the world structure is unreasonable, and the large organization is careless in its affairs. It makes me feel so uncomfortable. I have to give up. There are still many bright spots. Keep chasing, there are so many poisonous points that I can't even give a far-fetched explanation😵‍💫

I read a dozen chapters. I want to ask, the protagonist's father's team clearly knew that the South Gate would discover the accident. Why didn't the higher ups seal the south gate? Instead, irrelevant vehicles are allowed to enter the south gate directly!? Just let the sidekick die so that the protagonist can awaken, right?

This is why many novels do not mention parents or mention them briefly. This novel is a negative example. The author describes this father as a typical irresponsible, so-called poor man who raises his son in a poor way. Even if his son is not raised to death, his life is good, and he is a so-called disgusting father. Maybe the author wanted to depict a story about a father who endured hardships, worked hard for the country, and took care of his son at the same time. But I'm sorry, your writing skills make people hate this father figure.