The Eldritch Inspector

Having watched more than half of it, I'm amazed that the protagonist doesn't consider the consequences of his actions at all. Chasing a murderer in the sewers? Good heavens, a killer who has tortured and murdered several people—he just goes ahead and chases them all by himself, without a gun, a knife, or notifying anyone else, just a small stick.

These days, it's amazing that people are still writing traditional Kero-centric novels, instead of those wish-fulfillment stories about the Shako system beating up the old gods and kicking away aliens, or any of those weird anime and manga stuff like female tentacle monsters.

I scrolled through the comments section and found that people were still talking. To be honest, I'm quite happy. Thank you all for your support. The most common comment I saw was that the author was strange for not saying a word, and not even making a sound after the book was published.

Chapter 17: Female Police Officer Kills Key Figure I think thugs are also acceptable. The protagonist's promotion rewards have not yet been fully realized →_→, nor have they been realized in terms of other monetary or social status aspects. If it's just because of a little kindness in one's heart, then it's not worth sacrificing too much. And these are just ordinary people.

Having read the preceding text, I'd like to mention to the author that science is a way of thinking about the real world. Materialism is based on observable results and evidence of reality. If the supernatural exists, then it would also become part of the scientific system, just as the Newtonian worldview expanded to the quantum relativity worldview.

This female law enforcement officer's writing is absolutely terrible. The protagonist had just rescued someone from a crime scene when she immediately pinned him to the ground, making him seem like a criminal. Shouldn't you avoid using force against a suspect before they show any signs of resistance? Especially since he had just rescued someone?

The earlier parts were alright, but the recent evaluation process has been so overly pretentious and slap-in-the-face, it's like they've practically branded the words "I have a problem" onto my forehead.

The story feels like it's from 10 years ago; the writing style also feels like it's from 10 years ago; He inexplicably gains abilities; a certain family member takes a liking to the woman beside him; and he constantly uses vulgar language about women.

Honestly, it's terrible, toxic! Is all this the same formula: time travel, getting involved in an event, gaining power, creating family ties? Or maybe a romantic conflict? Then a twist? Nothing new!

That's amazing! I admire you. You're much better than the vast majority of authors on Qidian.