Surviving the Supernatural: I Can Devour Countless Talents

If you write according to your own ideas, as a newbie, you're easily overwhelmed by everyone's opinions, and then you make random changes, which will lead to failure. It's rare to find a book written with brains, and it seems the author actually wanted to produce something worthwhile. Although it has flaws, at least it's not mass-produced garbage.

It's free for a limited time, but it was updated 29 days ago?

It's watchable, but a bit strange. The part where the protagonist is mentally attacked seems like he really is being mentally attacked. It makes me feel a bit dizzy and confused. Does anyone else feel the same way? I want to figure out if this is a personal issue.

Although my peers have already cut their cuts, 1500 is a huge sum for me, and I need to collect it over the remaining two months! It only has 10,000 favorites and less than 30 reads. There are too many big names supporting the book. This is my problem. I went off-topic, so I quickly took the reward and brought it back to the main storyline.

It's strange, something just doesn't feel right. You could say it's ugly, but it's also okay. You could say it's beautiful, but something just doesn't feel right.

I just read the first ten or so chapters. The author tries to portray a tragic, suppressed commoner protagonist in a similarly action-packed way, but instead tries to be both tragic and full of tropes, which feels disjointed and hard to follow. I'll leave a comment after each chapter. If it continues like this before it's officially released, then I guess I'll just have to stop reading. 🤐

Killing people grants attribute points; this book is a disaster. Humans are one of the least scarce resources. If this is the case, leaders of dark forces like the Gathering Righteousness Hall could easily overwhelm the protagonist just by their attributes.

The beginning was alright, without the mindless, nonsensical chat room dialogues found in other books. However, after reading around chapter 20, the character development feels a bit disjointed. The character is initially established as a cool and decisive individual, but some of their later actions and dialogues feel completely out of place; the conversations are too childish and awkward. I've read up to chapters 20 or 30 so far, I'll see how it goes later…

Well, the writing is decent, but the author struggles to depict ensemble characters while focusing on the guild, making it difficult to evaluate. Why are there so many lone wolf novels on the market? Because it's hard to describe a large cast. Take Qi Heng, for example; he's always said to be powerful, but his specific combat strength and fighting style aren't described.

I don't want to say too much, but if you, as the main character, can only kill the enemy when you are on the verge of death, then everyone else has to die!