Eerie: I Can See the Attributes of Antiques

Damn it, this is another piece of writing by a saintly idiot. Everyone, please don't read it.

The author should probably revise the character design; this childhood friend is toxic—a complete idiot with a huge addiction, just constantly causing trouble and waiting for someone to rescue him, only to end up getting himself killed again. The protagonist is also like a tool, first given a means of survival, then an attack, then a technique, and constantly having to clean up his messes.

That's so obsequious! They've already given away the Eight Immortals picture, and they still have to beg for a photo.

Chapter 12 - I'm abandoning the book! You saved a bunch of people, but you still have to consider their attitude and agree to a bunch of conditions before you can collect your spoils? Isn't this insane? This kind of character wouldn't survive more than two episodes if they weren't the main character.

Are editors really that bad these days? How can such trashy novels get featured? 😰😰

The Virgin Mary isn't my type, goodbye!

You're a time traveler; what do the original owner's friends have to do with you?

What a saint! The protagonist is always putting out fires, he never stops, the world would be destroyed without him.

The premise of this book is flawed from the very beginning. They could have safely awakened, yet they choose to risk their lives, all for the sake of saving face and displaying a strong-willed personality. The brother and sister grew up relying on each other, and the sister distances herself from her brother under the pretext of the perceived danger among awakened individuals—what kind of ridiculous setup is this?!

The book is simply titled "I Deliver Treasures Throughout a Bizarre World: A Selfless and Unconditional Saintly Mother Who Asks for Nothing in return."