Infinite Worlds: Undefeated in Close Combat

Why is the protagonist's police friend acting like a complete idiot at the beginning? Knowing it's a supernatural event, he just foolishly goes to investigate alone, and the Special Management Bureau doesn't provide any corresponding arrangements? In reality, even ordinary law enforcement agencies require at least two people on duty. Is it possible for a single person not to enforce the law?

Looking at the attribute breakdown, only the constable's is lower than the protagonist's; the others are all lower, yet they still have 4 points. Whether it's the martial spirit or the profession, they're all utterly unremarkable. The skills are the worst in the entire story; the passive skill is completely unrelated to combat—is that even considered a passive skill?

After reading over 100 chapters, I feel that the protagonist's outstanding abilities aren't being showcased.

The author is a novice. Adult pythons are immune to all snake venom, yet you claim that snake venom from your region can kill pythons? Is that some kind of extraordinary toxin? Please, do some research on Baidu before writing this.

I was pulled out of the story as soon as the first chapter began. What the hell is this? A weird phone call to an ordinary PE teacher to take his pulse... Where did you come from? Are you some kind of mystery expert?

Both the advantages and disadvantages are quite obvious. I lack the vocabulary to accurately describe its advantages. The reasoning in the trial missions was somewhat presumptuous and lacked naturalness and logic. However, the later analysis of the strength comparison showed significant improvement.

There's too much nonsense, and it's too slow. The plot is so bad; we haven't even finished a full 24-page world yet. With a new book like this, very few people will be able to stick with it.

Xd, books from ten years ago can enter the infinite space faster than you can!

If you're going to write a novel, just write a novel. Don't try to inject your own opinions into everything you write. Some people agree, some people disagree, so just report you. Why bother?

After reading this book, I have a few things to say. First, the skills you possess become inconvenient after being digitized (with forced cooldowns), which is frustrating. It would have been better to learn from Ace Evolution, where your fighting skills are transformed into basic skills, like melee mastery, ranged mastery, or even wrestling mastery.