Planes: Secret Realm Apostle

I've already read half of this paid book. I could tolerate the bad points in the beginning, but I couldn't stand the values ​​later on. The author's values ​​are like those of Arabs from the late Southern Song Dynasty. In a world where demons eat people, the last human castle is destroyed, the reason given being revenge for the abandoned humans outside.

His dad was injured and sent to a regular hospital? I ran away when I saw this. A mature and systematic superhuman career chain has been formed, and it has even spread to schools all over the country. No matter what profession a superhuman is involved in, you would send him to a regular hospital?

This is awful! There are no character outlines; it's all just random writing. The protagonist's father initially seems like a member of a subordinate squad within an organization, but later he becomes the head of the city's defense system. The worst part is that even jackals can get their hands on healing potions to save people, while this top leader, injured in the line of duty, has no medicine.

He has incredible talent, the kind of person top universities in the country would recruit, but in the end he joined a local government unit for the sake of a magical artifact.

The protagonist is reborn and seizes a school opportunity that he only discovers two years later, while the entire city faces destruction ten months later.

The "100 to 1" advancement system is ridiculous. I can't stand watching the advancement section every time I come back. Advancing to level 5 requires 10 billion zero-tier apostles—is there even that many people in the total population? And that doesn't even include those who die during regular dungeon exploration.

How to describe this book? I almost thought it was written by an author from 10 years ago. The plot is incredibly toxic, and the author does have some skill. It's just too outdated.

This male protagonist is so greedy and has such poor self-control.

The author chose a good theme and the writing is decent, but there are too many flaws that I have to complain about: 1. The protagonist is impulsive and reckless after transmigrating. He can't reveal his S-rank profession, so he flaunts his abilities. 2. He's supposed to be reborn, so at least he should be steady and decisive. In the solo dungeon, he's like a naive fool.

The story begins with despair and lamentation, a complete waste of space reborn! But as you can imagine, a waste is a waste; no matter how many times it's reborn, it's still a waste!