Keeping a Low Profile in Another World, Using Nukes to Reason with People

High EQ is retro, low EQ is outdated

I stumbled upon this book while searching for books. I initially mistook the little figure on the cover for overalls, but upon closer inspection, it turned out to be a little person. 🐔

Back then, I was just a bystander, enjoying the melons of the Milky Way and the other worlds, and before I knew it, another book had finished and a new one had been released? Hehehe, let me tell you, I used to be a hater who picked at cucumber thorns (ಡωಡ) Ehehehe… My peeler is ready! Long time no see, is Junmo still to come? Let me see! ( ˘•ω•˘ )

The flaws of this novel are that it's too verbose and also too simplistic. This kind of game isn't what readers like. It's like Assassin's Creed, where you're given a story mission and you're willing to spend half a day figuring out the NPCs' movements and then kill the target NPC out of dozens of NPCs. But if you accidentally kill any of the others, you have to start over. More people prefer a perfect assassination, not an assassination itself.

Damn you, eunuch! You better finish updating the "Alternate Dimension Construction Manual" already! You've only written half of it, there's a title but no content. What's wrong with you?

I just cast my monthly vote!!! How could it be gone already!!!

Having read over fifty chapters, I personally feel the author wrote quite well in the first few chapters, but the later ones feel like a mere chronicle of events. Although there are many characters, none of them are truly well-developed. The fact that the system's units have their own thoughts is a significant flaw, and the story feels bloated as it grows longer.

I suggest adding an important supporting character named "Mikoyan".

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival, Sister Cucumber!

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