Heroes Drink Red Without Leaving the Bottle Behind

Eat the bottle like a normal person!

So why are the novels that appeal to my taste only tens of thousands of words long each time I come across them, while other trashy ones can be millions of words in a few hours?

A tough guy always bites the glass bottle and swallows it whole when he drinks red medicine.

Why not kill them in Chapter Two? Because the opponent is an elf, so even if they ambush you, shoot you with a bow and arrow, or poison you, you should still use items to heal them after you've injured them, right?

I actually wanted to say this a couple of days ago, but I was too lazy, and then I saw the notice that I was going to stop updating, which was really embarrassing. I hope the author won't think I'm just being wise after the event. I stopped reading this book when I got to the part where the big boss has two split sisters. Why?

Author, have you ever considered that so many high-ranking figures in this world know the protagonist's true identity (referring to Thousand Faces), making your previous plot developments (the Dorne family) seem like a joke? Is this also within your outline?

Dude, could you add more paragraphs? The text is so dense, it's making my eyes blurry.

What the heck? I clicked on a completed, high-quality book, and then the comments section told me it was abandoned?

The numerous stitches are a headache to watch; they not only break the immersion but also destroy the story itself. Meaningless symbols are just a string of gibberish.

Ultimate Godlike Introduction 😨What era are we living in that they still write about aliens conducting experiments and giving characters a cheat code? Even if you delete that last sentence, you'll still get a lot of points. Author, I sincerely suggest you delete that sentence in the introduction.