Extraordinary Sequence: Beginning with Adaptation and Evolution

The game starts with being tortured, then getting revenge, and then it just keeps going crazy and getting stronger. Ultimately, it's still the same old devouring and evolution formula, just with a sequence overlay. It's satisfyingly formulaic: the same old torture, revenge, and then killing, killing, killing. There are some foreshadowing elements, but they don't really pique my curiosity. In short, it feels very formulaic and predictable.

The author's description of the power system is not detailed enough. The so-called destruction sequence is just a bit more energy. The characteristic of the sequence system itself is its various unique mechanisms and settings, but what the author wrote is purely a primitive upgrade system.

Sequence Nine means destruction? Giving the lowest level a conceptual name? Even if you're just jumping on the bandwagon, can you at least not be this absurd? 🤔

The beginning was somewhat interesting, but it became increasingly dull as it progressed, and the art style turned into a mundane, everyday story. The protagonist's descent into darkness wasn't thorough, and his development took a bit too long. Is this going to turn into a wizarding story? I still prefer watching the protagonist cause trouble and see if he can forge an interesting path using his unique characteristics.

It felt so good to see the protagonist suffer and be betrayed in the early stages. Although he turned to the dark side, he still had some conscience, so he was still a human being. It was quite satisfying, just like modern people, from being ignorant and naive as children to being tormented at work, to being carefree and indifferent. It's so similar.

I've finished reading it, and overall it's just okay. The climax was poorly written, the premise wasn't developed, and neither the main nor supporting characters were particularly compelling. It's just a very ordinary novel.

Other comments describe him as Kaneki Ken, and his cheat abilities seem like an enhanced version of an Ajin.

Having covered revenge in the previous chapters, the author begins to conceal their adaptive evolutionary abilities. 😯

It looks alright, at least readable. Praise the sun!

The battles are exhilarating! I haven't read a book where the main plot is pure killing in a long time. The female protagonist's resistance, the gatherings, and other plots are all drawn out and boring. I want to read something with exciting battles, one that keeps the fighting going and doesn't stop!