An Adventurer’s Investigation Journal

Why do authors charge for their books after they're published? Why are all the female protagonists female? Why are the books filled with text?

Sure, the biggest advantage of the investigator route is that you don't need to deliberately suppress your combat power, since you have a wide variety of skills. But it does require a lot of imagination from the author.

One of the protagonist's seemingly insignificant abilities is the ability to summon monsters he has previously killed without any loss. Even if a summoned creature dies, it can be summoned again immediately, and the protagonist can connect with the summoned creature's senses. Currently, this single ability seems sufficient to allow him to traverse parallel universes within seven days.

After resting for a few months, I read 197 chapters in one go today and subscribed to the entire series. Here are my thoughts: the beginning, up to the point where the protagonist kills the sorcerer in cooperation with the Labyrinth's Will, was alright. But it gets quite boring after that, and there are many plot holes.

I've read three chapters, and it's just okay. It's readable if you want to, but you can also find a few interesting points if you don't. The battle descriptions are average, and other aspects aren't particularly appealing.

Why do all the main characters start with armor, shields, and spears, and manage to fight the goblins on equal terms?

A shocking plot twist! In the latest chapter, the protagonist is corrupted by an evil god. He went astray in his investigation; he himself is the one being investigated, his perception forcibly distorted by the natives. It's all a lie, an act!

To be honest, it's well-written. Being listed on the Sanjiang Literature City list shows its quality. It's a light and enjoyable read with a simple plot, which I think is the essence of online novels. After a long day, all I want is something simple and relaxing. This book gives off a game-like feel, and the gradual growth of the plot is very comfortable. My personal rating is that it's a great read. Keep up the good work, author! I'm voting for you.

Even for a summoner, the mana cost is incredibly low. If a dedicated summoner could summon monsters at such a low cost, wouldn't that make it a Tier 1 class?

But that doesn't stop the author from being thoroughly investigated, even severely investigated.