Myriad Worlds: Slaughtering Begins with Banditry

The author's strength lies in the fact that if the protagonist is all alone, the plot becomes very interesting. However, once the female lead appears, the author seems to lose control of the plot. This trend started with *Prototype*. The author's handling of romantic scenes is really poor. I wonder if this book will also have this problem?

They've been suppressing the protagonist's combat power for the sake of the plot, forcing him to fight harder. It's half-hearted and not as satisfying as a normal, unrestrained rampage. Even if the power levels drop quickly, it would still be better than the current situation.

Damn it! I think I watched Prototype about two years ago. No wonder it looked so familiar.

This parrot spirit is infuriating! Why have you stopped writing? If you keep doing this, I might just continue writing this book and create an expanded version.

Oh, it's a parrot. Just a heads-up, if the protagonist isn't given superhuman powers, leveling up is a complete waste of time. The protagonist can't handle just a simple hypnosis. Shouldn't we add a few magic-breaking skills for this kind of background?

Bro, I've been reading Prototype since high school in 2020. I really like all your books. I was thinking of waiting a bit before reading more, but it's already finished! 😢

That's so short. By the way, do parrots have that underneath? It seems birds have a cloaca. 🙂🙂🙂

I was wondering why I liked this book after reading only one or two chapters, and why I knew the writing style suited my taste. It turns out I liked it four years ago when I read "My Spells Have No Attack Power." I was wondering why I wanted to curse the author. It turns out I wanted to curse him three years ago when he wrote "Umbrella."

As the title suggests, this book has a poor description of military weapons; the first few chapters are all about AKs. For indoor combat, firepower is preferred, and the Uzi and MP5 are both good choices because their ammunition is 9x19 Luger rounds, which can be carried in large quantities. Handguns are even less necessary, because they can't kill anyone.

Damn it, I'm dropping this book immediately. The update speed is unacceptable. If it were a cultivation slice-of-life or youth romance novel, a slower pace wouldn't be so bad, but a pure, fast-paced, action-packed novel with such slow updates is just asking for readers to leave! Why don't you build up a backlog of chapters before releasing a new book?