Infinite Devouring, Starting with Lord of the Mysteries

This chapter is incredibly toxic. To summarize: The protagonist painstakingly completes a mission and brings back a character as a reward. This character intends to keep quiet, but eventually lets slip the secret, revealing the truth to the protagonist. This character is nominally the protagonist's follower, but the follower relationship can be dissolved without any consequences.

I'll give you a good method: combine 22 pathways into Sequence 7, known as Little Primordial 😁.

This is a bit toxic. The protagonist clearly knows the mysterious plot, and his unscathed landing could be attributed to divine protection. But he gets tricked by a coachman, pays extra fare, buys information points and a beer at a tavern, and then pulls out a five-gold list. Unsurprisingly, he's then targeted. Is the protagonist an idiot, or do you think the readers are idiots? 😅

Seriously, what's the point of writing about this butterfly? Is she the master and the protagonist the servant? I don't see what use this butterfly is; she just eats, drinks, and plays all day, serving no purpose whatsoever. The protagonist even has to buy her skills, rescue her, and send her around to play during quests. Seriously, this protagonist is quite the servant.

Why did you write about this butterfly? She's incompetent, useless, and offers no benefit. Even if she's brought back to the reincarnation space, she can betray the protagonist at any time, and the protagonist even lends her reincarnation points?! Is she a servant or is the protagonist a servant, just to annoy the readers? I've stopped watching here.

Reduce unnecessary action descriptions, meaning: avoid following a sentence with a series of unnecessary actions, such as touching your nose. Just talk, why all the strange actions? It's actually quite well-written, I just want to complain a bit.

Without even preparing weapons and showing the slightest vigilance, they dared to choose Lord of Mysteries at the start of the game? Do they really think that's a harmonious society over there?

If the plot is driven by accidents rather than logic, it's really clumsy.

The main character is written with a very low IQ, and what's with this so-called Lina? Was she just there to discourage viewers? When will she die?

I feel that demons and hunters are quite suitable for the God's Space, I didn't expect someone to actually write about it.