Clocking Out, Then Hunting the Supernatural

As you can see, hunger drives people mad. The protagonist's ability, which I've named "Food Filter," forcibly treats all sorts of random creatures as food, greatly enhancing digestion and intensifying hunger. When insanely hungry, one is highly likely to lose their mind; however, being full can temporarily boost combat power.

The concept is imaginative, the plot is decent, and the characters are original, but the writing is a complete mess. It feels like reading an outline...

The writing was bizarre, turning into a data panel for defeating monsters in a game, relying on...

Review: Excellent, wonderful, recommended. Tags: Fantasy, Infinite, Bizarre, Mysterious, Dungeon, Invincible Build (Uncertain) male protagonist Richard Currently, there is no female lead. The female supporting character (should be) the Mermaid King Phiglia Already experienced the following instances: Rost village (S) Sogbia Prison (S) Iris Strait (S) I'm currently on chapter 53.

Having read up to chapter 19, not much information about the protagonist has been revealed yet. He has the ability to devour strange creatures to gain power, and there's an infinite flow dungeon world setting. Statistically, he's not the strongest, but in terms of activity space and plot, he doesn't encounter enemies stronger than the protagonist, making him relatively invincible.

It's too messy, and the transitions are abrupt; it's very difficult to watch.

The article's logic is very disjointed; simply put, the author wrote whatever came to mind without considering transitions, which makes it somewhat confusing to read.

It feels a bit messy; it should get better as the author becomes more proficient.

I received the interview notification tonight. The interview is in a few days. I'm so tired I can't even type a word. I need to prepare for my second-round interview. I'll update again after the interview.

It's pretty good, but it feels like the writing pace is very fast.