Fog City Street Cleaner: Starting with Collecting Bodies

Changing it to "Sanmao's Wanderings" would better fit the content of the book.

The beginning was alright, though a bit drawn out. But after Chapter 7, with the appearance of the "beautiful woman," it took a sharp turn for the worse, and it became unclear what the author was trying to write, creating a serious disconnect from the earlier parts.

😅By the time I got to Chapter 8, at least two supernatural disasters capable of destroying cities had already popped up. Did the author consider that ordinary people could trigger such devastating disasters without any qualifications or requirements? Add to that the oppression and exploitation inflicted on the lower classes by industrial revolution, how come this world hasn't been blown to bits yet?

The entire story revolves around the protagonist saving the city from a crisis that threatens to destroy it. The monsters capable of destroying the city are as numerous as stray dogs on the street; how did the city survive before the protagonist arrived?

The Warhammer Medieval universe, where the expansion of the Saurian forces into the Fog City is a significant part of the story, is a key element of this.

Street cleaners are supposed to be the first line of defense, but they get no pay and are treated like that. This profession should have gone extinct long ago. Those who have "scavenger" tattoos on their badges, aren't they afraid the scavengers will lead the monsters to their doom?

I really want to ask, why must the protagonist save a child who has been kidnapped?

Does anyone have information about using human bone meal mixed with flour to make bread in Europe and America? I feel like I've seen it somewhere before.

The world-building needs some development, and there are too few updates at the moment, but the writing is excellent. I'm looking forward to it becoming a huge hit and the author updating more frequently.

At least one a day, one every two days, it looks like a difficult childbirth.