The Mysterious Forerunner

I felt something was off after watching it. Every time they encountered an enemy or old friend from a past life, they would have to reminisce. This wouldn't be a problem in itself, but it became less enjoyable when there were too many flashbacks. Whether it was Du at the beginning, his sycophantic secretary Luo, Ye at the museum, the security guard, or even the traitor Yuan and Captain Wang, they were all flashbacks.

After reading the introduction, it seems so idiotic, like the whole country is full of idiots.

The power system is not very rigorous. Your system relies mostly on secret treasures. Judging from the three-digit numbering, there are at most 999 secret treasures, and you can even fuse multiple ones. Without secret treasures, you can't reach the True God level? From the introduction and the first chapter, True God isn't the highest level; they can also die. Therefore, the power system will most likely collapse later on.

I still remember the first zombie novel you wrote. A vampire turned into a zombie, hahaha, I was only in junior high school back then, and I still have an electronic copy on my phone. During that time, modern urban fantasy, vampire, and dark cult novels were really popular, but they're all gone now. I don't like light novels these days.

It's ridiculous. The world is going to end soon, and instead of using collective resources to advance themselves, they have time to indulge in romance. I think either reporting it to the government or organizing their own people would be better than playing around like this.

The protagonist was arguably the world's number one person during the mysterious resurgence, if not number one, then certainly among the top few. Couldn't he have just reported directly to headquarters? A little background information, gaining trust, would have allowed him to unleash his full potential.

When the male protagonist saw that woman surnamed Ye approach him, he abandoned his original plans and started taking care of her, so I gave up on the show. The scope is insufficient, and the achievements are limited. No matter how the author writes later, it's just whitewashing.

Now that you've become the number one person in the world, why not step forward? After making arrangements for your parents, you can step up and take that position. Being supported by the nation's resources is much faster than slowly accumulating wealth, and you can also reshape the Secret Security Bureau to your liking. Always thinking about keeping the future unchanged?

Why do books by platinum authors get so little attention? There weren't many comments.

I've read over 40 chapters so far, and I haven't seen the protagonist say he'll lead his race to fight and rise. All I've seen are various boasting and face-slapping moments, and not a single bit of action to develop the race.