I Spread Behelit in the Modern World

A world without hope is uninteresting, and any attempt to depict redemption later on would inevitably backfire. The established fear and suspense built up in the earlier chapters create a strong character for the protagonist, but this is contradictory.

Author, you're incredibly reckless to dare tackle this subject matter. This subject matter absolutely cannot be suppressed; it must be logical. Even though there's a risk of it being shut down at any time. If you write a successful book, you can continue writing a second one under a different account, and readers will follow.

I finished reading it in one night, and after some reflection, I'd like to offer some thoughts to the author. The author's writing style is somewhat immature. The details of the scenes and the descriptions of the characters and their actions need improvement, but it's sufficient for now. The author chose a good subject matter, and the process was quite interesting.

To be honest, it seems the author intended Lugi to be the fourth Hand of God, but after reviewing his information and deeds, I think he's really unsuitable. His influence on the world is too low. The predecessors of the Hand of God were all representatives of their eras, representing the most popular culture, the most mainstream beliefs, and the most influential ideologies.

Your psychological profiling is absolutely phenomenal; you're not even acting anymore. Doesn't it look strange to you?

I've read Berserk and Claymore, so please don't use that to attack me. This book is rather disappointing. The underlying dark fantasy setting and the mix of Chainsaw Man and demonic elements are interesting, but the core logic is highly contradictory. The protagonist lacks any of the abyss god's aura and has very few comedic traits; it's as if the author forced him to do so.

It tried to copy Sword Wind and stitch together elements from Chainsaw, but the author lacked the ability, resulting in a hodgepodge.

It's somewhat reminiscent of the "Golden Three Chapters," but the protagonist suddenly pulled off a glitch at the end of Chapter Four, which made the overall feel a bit off, and the cool factor dropped a bit. 😅

I feel this book started strong but declined in quality, becoming increasingly uninteresting. 😅 From the beginning to the launch, from the initial subscriptions to now, it feels increasingly boring and bland. I really like this book! 😭😭😭 The novel plot at the beginning is quite attractive.

It just fell apart while I was writing... The plot after it was released... It emphasizes a battle between the left and right brains.