Wasteland: Building a Sanctuary City by Collecting Monsters

The author is deliberately dragging out the pace; they probably haven't figured out the later power system at all. It's all about superhuman abilities, but the protagonist doesn't switch even when he sees something with superhuman elements. They might run out of steam before the story even airs.

Is the author planning to cancel the book? What's the point of these last few chapters? Is the author deliberately trying to annoy the readers? The author already doesn't have enough monster points, and instead of being careful with their spending, they exchanged for items before even finishing reading the list of items available for the Vine Skull, and then after getting the obviously stronger…

Anyone else, like me, initially thought it was about building a shelter from scrap metal? 🙂

The latest chapter is definitely problematic. Is it possible for a 100-meter-long turtle to have the strength of 100 tons? It can support itself for more than that. Roughly speaking, a turtle is a cylindrical shape. 100M long, 5-7m high, calculated using the cylinder formula V= πr²h. Even if the turtle were made of water, V = 3.14 × 50 × 50 × H = 7800 h m3.

Anomaly Levels: Anomalies are divided into three levels: Low, Medium, and High. Each level can be further subdivided into three grades: Common, Elite, and Leader. After each containment of a corresponding anomaly, five exchangeable items will appear, one of which is always a servant beast corresponding to that anomaly. Exchange requires Monster Points.

It turns out to be a Mary Sue story, but the protagonist is like a lunatic, damn it!

If you can't write a satisfying, fast-paced story, I'm truly impressed.

The data is inconsistent and riddled with inconsistencies. One minute, a mid-level lord and several thousand monsters only yield two or three hundred extraordinary materials, the next a low-level lord yields four or five hundred. And the prices are simply absurd.

The author's overly comprehensive cheat system is like a babysitting operation; one person can build a nation? There's no need for any faction at all. Honestly, after chapter 100, the lackeys will be redundant. You can summon absolutely loyal monsters, eliminating the need to spend time training people—one summon equals years of training for others.

It's a good film, but it feels a bit overshadowing the main character, and there are some minor issues with the details.