Laying Low as an Aberration in a Supernatural World

First of all, I've never been an author, but I want to say that writing 100 chapters a day is very difficult. Is that right? It's not that I'm being unreasonable; after all, I said at the beginning that I didn't... I've worked as an author.

The random summoning mechanic is terrible; the rewards don't match the costs, and you're constantly worried about getting killed by the summoned creatures.

The author's writing is incredibly chaotic. The chat group is supposed to be made up of transmigrators struggling to survive in this world, where they can fight against each other or cooperate. The author shows the protagonist how others trust each other, including the protagonist, and after sharing information, the author has the protagonist ambush the other party.

This is enough. The plot is completely messed up and has lost its appeal. All that buildup for the first level of mutation is this? How much time did you waste to break through to the first level (others can do it in 30 seconds, you need 50)? Okay, even if spending those extra 20 seconds lays the foundation for the protagonist, what's the effect? ​​Is this all the effect of your level?

The most ridiculous episode is here! Who carries their martial arts manual around all the time?! Once you've learned it, you can just leave it at home. He's a landowner, not a vagrant. You even bring your property certificate when you go on vacation?

I was interested in reading the beginning, and the author handled the early parts quite well. I also thought the previous book, "Demons," was quite good, but after following it to almost chapter 300, the updates were too slow. I thought I'd wait until it was finished before reading it, but then in January I saw the author say that the later parts were bad, so I stopped reading. Personally, I think this book is still pretty good. Keep it up, author!

I don't even know where to begin complaining. If you continue at this pace and arrangement, I think there's no point in continuing. I've said before that I understand if you want to avoid the flaws of your previous novel, such as the protagonist leveling up too quickly and the plot progressing too fast. But you can't be so wary of things that you've already been bitten once.

Please don't include a romance at the end; it's a bit inappropriate in this bizarre world, and besides, this is a game of despair.

Those who can still persevere after chapter 115 are practically Shennong himself; I really don't know what he was thinking.

Seriously, this is off-putting. The author treats readers like enemies. They've meticulously avoided anything that would satisfy the reader, relentlessly drenching them with garbage. The attribute points you painstakingly added can be wiped out (and more than once!), And the "unkillable" plot point you were told to avoid is completely ignored. Are you afraid the readers will enjoy it?