The Doomsday Sharpshooter

I haven't read it yet, but I'm making some connections based on the title. It's actually quite difficult to write a story where the protagonist uses ranged attacks. If the attacks are accurate, it's pointless to just rack up points throughout the entire story.

Yes. Compared to firearms, bows and arrows, and crossbows, slingshots are the easiest to make, and their lethality is decent. Aside from their relatively short effective range, they have few drawbacks. I don't know why so few people write about slingshots.

I couldn't take it anymore after reading twenty chapters, so I'm erecting this monument. The protagonist was alright for the first two chapters, but he became somewhat of a saint later on, and took himself far too seriously. Even when his teammates died and it had nothing to do with him, he felt immense guilt. He wanted to save everyone he encountered, good or bad.

What I hate most is that this virus is related to the protagonist, and what's more, it gives the protagonist an awesome system. The protagonist ends up using a useless character, and the system makes the protagonist indecisive and lacking in decisiveness, constantly creating trouble for the protagonist.

Anyone reading this? I'm too tired to write anymore, guys. I'm too busy with work every day, I don't have the energy to type. If no one's reading this, I'm just going to cut off the thread...

Let me raise a few issues. If the protagonist grew up in the 1970s or 1980s, his behavior might not be problematic (excessive sympathy, indecisiveness, and lack of independent thought). But if it's someone born in the 90s or 00s, I can only tell the author that there are basically none. My wife was born in 1999 and is a teacher. She is the most empathetic person I have ever met.

That Wang Dabiao just won't be kicked, he's just keeping him around to cause trouble for himself. Is the protagonist an idiot? And he buys medicine without gaining experience points to improve his attributes.

Please forgive any shortcomings in my first attempt at writing. Feel free to criticize and even hurl insults (just don't involve family members). Your suggestions are the source of my improvement. Thank you everyone for your support!!!

Does that make sense? Being afraid of even a little pain prevents you from improving your physical abilities? It's not exactly a miracle cure, just some filler, and it somewhat overshadows the main character.

The main character's personality is really unlikable; he's always throwing tantrums and getting inexplicably down.