Mythic Class: Starting as a Snake Catcher

As the title suggests. That is, ordinary people in ancient times struggled to survive. There was an old woman whose father died while catching snakes. Then there are the government and various taxes. The main character can grind for various professions and skills. The protagonist uses his liver to capture venomous snakes. Yet, they abide by the law in this environment.

Well written. Well-behaved, with a bully's edge but without any backbone. They say that wielding a sharp blade breeds murderous intent, what a waste of such an awesome cheat! 🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷

Book title: The Snake Catcher; Synopsis: The Snake Catcher

As expected. Basically, every chapter title has eight characters, or every chapter title is neatly arranged, as if it were very poetic. These authors are all self-important eunuchs.

Having read up to chapter twenty, the biggest flaw in this book is that it gives the protagonist a cheat code… Without this cheat, then words like "living a life of ignominy" and "enduring humiliation" would become positive terms, because readers know they'd only manage to survive if they were transported to ancient times naked. But you want to give me a cheat code? Heh heh! Well, sorry, I'm going to fight this cannibalistic feudal era to the death!

Can ordinary people even survive in this world? Why write so much nonsense?

The world imposes all sorts of taxes on the lower classes; it's making it impossible for them to survive. How do ordinary people even live? I hope the author can explain this. Shouldn't novels have some logic?

Modern authors write novels with less seriousness than kindergarteners playing house. It's normal that ordinary people haven't all died out despite paying huge monthly taxes, and that the world hasn't descended into chaos; cults, rebels, bandits, and famine are the norm! The fact that ordinary people haven't died out is simply absurd. A novel can have any exaggerated setting, but you can't use bizarre settings while maintaining a normal worldview!

The backend notified me of a failed investment; the author has abandoned the project. I hope the author's future is as unfortunate as this book. To be honest, there have been many similar works before, with similar plots and decent writing, and they all liked to give you a little bit of fluff, but without exception, they all abandoned the project. I decided to invest, not subscribing until it reached 500,000 words, and it turns out I was right! 😁

I didn't believe it and watched it anyway; it's like I didn't watch it at all. Go to the history section instead; it's too boring.