Anomalies Run Wild: I'm a Hunter of the Bizarre in the Apocalypse

My primary criterion for selecting books now is that they don't require a certain number of followers to post, because most of the articles that do require followers are mass-produced scams by studios.

Having read "Alien Relic Hunter," the previous book was exactly to my liking. The only drawback was the postscript at the end of each chapter, which was quite distracting. Author, we hope you won't include a postscript at the end of each chapter. We don't care about your illness, we only care about the book!

The first few chapters were alright and there weren't any major flaws, but for purely personal reasons, I never read any book that gives the protagonist a tragic backstory or an amnesia buff, and this one falls into the latter category.

I read Wasteland Survival Guide in high school, and then I fell in love with Fallout games and post-apocalyptic science fiction novels. Six or seven years have passed in the blink of an eye.

The most perplexing aspect of this type of novel is the issue of food. If the area outside the city is filled with strange occurrences, how is the food supply managed? Growing grain requires vast areas.

Old Wang

The Chimera arc is ridiculously long; which chapter does it end in? I didn't feel any sense of oppression, nor did I feel anything in the early stages of the battle; it just kept throwing around random little tricks. It didn't feel like a boss to me, not some important character, maybe an elite monster? But the length is absurdly long.

The novel is well-written, but I couldn't finish reading it; it wasn't concise enough.

Earlier, we mentioned it could unleash blue flames at 1500 degrees Celsius... Instantly killing monsters that even missiles with core temperatures of several thousand degrees Celsius couldn't kill. Now, nuclear weapons are mentioned, with temperatures reaching tens to hundreds of millions... Also, human buildings and weapons, for safety, are generally designed to withstand temperatures around 2000-3000 degrees Celsius. Simply put, ordinary blue flames are completely useless...

The first chapter says the protagonist remembers nothing except their name, but in the second chapter, they continuously "know" a whole host of common knowledge.