Kill the Reborn First, Then Slaughter My Way Through the Apocalypse

He was almost killed by a woman, and afterwards he fawned over her without any dignity. He's incredibly shameless and disgusting.

This is toxic! It has the memories of a reincarnated person, and it has a cheat code. Then any random woman can easily defeat the protagonist. This woman used to be the second young lady of a large corporation, and she was spoiled and pampered!

The protagonist in the latest chapter has a cheat code—he has the memories of a reincarnated person—yet he's getting utterly defeated by a woman (either a woman from the future or a teammate), and even has to rely on someone else's older sister to save his life. It's disgusting. The author gives a long explanation but just won't admit that he wrote something disgusting.

Starting with poison—does anyone actually like this plot? Or does the author not read novels? I won't even mention the logic problems; after killing so many people, he's still rambling on and on.

This is a mindless venting story where character development is completely unaffected; characters are killed by the protagonist before they even appear for a minute, and the enemies after rebirth are all idiots, right?

Author, the firearms you described in your last book were too weak. You should definitely learn more about them. You could also learn how terrifying modern firearms specifically designed to kill people are. Ammunition isn't expensive to manufacture; with modern equipment, production is incredibly fast as long as you have enough materials. Plus, many of these materials are readily available in everyday life. Given the modern environment, manufacturing firearms is not difficult at all.

Garbage, another ridiculous plot where the protagonist is manipulated by a woman.

After reading chapter 27, I was stunned. I can't afford to mess with them. I'm leaving.

I actually read his previous book, and now this one has the exact same plot. It relies on a woman to drive the story; it's a complete waste of money. 😤

I like the protagonist's synopsis, and I hope he can be just as ruthless towards women. I hate how many books claim the protagonist is decisive and ruthless, but then he becomes soft-hearted when he encounters a woman, even coming up with all sorts of reasons to convince himself, while he's ruthless towards men, as if he's never seen a woman before. Do many readers really not have much experience with women? Are they just making assumptions based on this little bit of text?