Not Everyone Wants to Be the Final Boss!

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Investigation Report: "Number"-414 Subject of the survey: Richard, the male lead in "The Messenger of Omens" Survey Results: [Physical Transmigration] Criteria for judgment: Abnormal traits: Transmigration Investigators, as the name suggests, are professionals who investigate and record the transmigration situations of transmigrators. Their aim is to allow observers across countless worlds (i.

These days, there are very few old-timers who don't use alternate accounts to publish books; cherish them while you can.

To be honest, when I first read this book, I thought it was an invincible wish-fulfillment novel. After all, in this kind of world, obtaining a title like "Source of Fear" should make one's abilities invincible, right? After reading it, I realized that the title is like a door and its key.

The initial flaw is why some people believe that once a certain level is reached, cold weapons are always superior to firearms. This person was, after all, a nobleman who had received an elite education.

No, why do I feel like the East District and other districts aren't in the same city? With such a big incident at the dock, why isn't anyone coming to protect the port area, waiting for the logistics chain to break down and the economy to explode?

The writing is good and the story is engaging, but now I can't read anything other than light novels. Even when I read erotica, I only read gunfight stories.

I feel like this book has given me some strange quirks. Especially after the scene where she goes to the banquet with Ms. Yura, I really want to see Ms. Yura's cold, aloof face change and crumble because of something happening between her and Richard. Furthermore, Ms. Yura didn't contribute anything to the banquet storyline.

The writing is rather bland. I've read ten chapters, and personally, perhaps because I've read too many lighthearted, fast-paced novels, I found some difficult to continue. So, here's a brief summary of the plot: ↓ You can read it yourself. The protagonist is transported to a world of monsters and taken in by an elderly female clergy member of a church.

The writing is good, and the main character is well-developed. However, the supporting characters' intelligence needs some attention; it's ridiculous that only the main character knew there would be a snowplow. Honestly, that's absurd.