Speedrunning the World, Starting in South America

This book is truly amazing! I really love it. The last time I liked something this much was with "The Courtesan Scholar". If this were a multiverse genre, it would be so awesome!

This rhythm is like a motor, pure and simple passion, biubiubiu~

First of all, this is an absolutely great book. Although the ending was a bit rushed, it is indeed a very impressive work. I can completely admit that I've become a fan. When should we create a Discord group? I don't consider myself a very sophisticated reader, but I have written quite a few short stories and novellas (Latin to Latin), so I'll shamelessly offer my evaluation.

The plot is fast-paced and concise, with no unnecessary filler. The protagonist is ruthless and decisive, not a saint. Anyone even remotely aligned with the villains is basically killed. The American history depicted in the book gave me a Call of Duty vibe, somewhat like a game perspective. Therefore, it's best to read the entire volume at once, otherwise, following along is too agonizing.

At the current rate, a vacation seems a long way off, and writing becomes impossible. Also, this book is currently awaiting review and release from censorship...

The writing style and character development are both good. It's a pity it's an urban fantasy novel. It relies entirely on the protagonist's invincible aura. Otherwise, he would have died 800 times over. He doesn't have any extraordinary power whatsoever. What's the point of him having fun in the real world?!

It's well-written, but the title is a bit misleading. I thought it was one of those multiverse novels where you travel through movie worlds, but it turns out to be an original story. I was expecting to see characters like John Wick or Agent 47, but when I looked closely, it was an original work, which was a bit disappointing.

An author who wrote spy novels got arrested, an author who wrote tomb raiding novels got arrested, and now I'm reading a novel by an author who's a mercenary (at least it doesn't seem fake). I don't know whether to worry about the author stopping updates because of his arrest or because he's injured.

The author went to Venezuela yesterday for a surprise attack; were you involved in a special military operation?

It's so well-written, so professional! Hold on to the nauseating attacks from those worthless idiots; they'll organize to give you terrible reviews because you really can write novels. After that, you'll have all the votes. Don't believe or listen to any of the nonsense your peers tell you. Many talented writers have been fooled before. Hang in there!