In the Silence, I Unleash a Massacre!

The book itself is quite good, but there are too many women; it's a harem novel with all the blushing, shyness, and butterflies in the stomach when they meet—it's incredibly annoying. Of course, I haven't read much; I only got to the part where the woman is taken as a demon servant, which disgusted me. Now that I've read the latest version, could you please tell me if this is actually a harem/stud novel? If so, I'm leaving.

This author has written six books, four of which were abandoned, and this one is still being written. Can it be supported?

To put it another way, the protagonist has a kind of innocent foolishness.

This is a whole tiger, acting as an accomplice to the tiger, perfectly fitting the path of ghosts and beasts.

The content is rather disjointed, with only a small part of each topic mentioned. At first, the story focused on the development of a clan through life infection, then on the transformation into a dragon and becoming the Dragon King. After writing a bit, the story stopped. Then it moved on to the projection of fear, the ghost realm, and the Hundred Ghosts Picture...

As an author, you can pad the story, but you can't blatantly treat your readers like idiots. What kind of nonsense is this "Haihua Community" thing? The Haihua Community itself appeared out of nowhere, and it doesn't feel like a book from the beginning. If this part of the plot were over quickly, it would be fine, but is this some kind of mental breakdown with a personality change?

Goodness, after reading the comments and flipping through the table of contents, there are over 300 chapters about the protagonist entering the Haihua Residential Area dungeon, and it's over 500 chapters before the protagonist finally returns to reality and even breaks through to... A level one. I'd believe it if you told me they sold the book and got someone else to write it.

What was supposed to be written? It was supposed to be about transforming into a dragon, but after writing over a hundred pages in Haihua Community, it still wasn't finished. All the plot holes dug in the early stages were left unfilled starting with Haihua Community, and there was no real-world storyline. Did they change the characters?

The authors who write these kinds of books nowadays keep emphasizing that the protagonist is kind and positive, which feels very hypocritical. No matter where you are, kindness is only possible towards those who are weaker than you or have no interest in you.

Either they've gone off on their own, or they've changed personnel. 😅