The North American Wizard Started His Rampage as a Cook

I really can't stand it. Can't you disable your invisibility in a place where no one is around? In Huihui, you write that someone behind you is surprised when you see someone behind you, as if you've seen a ghost. You don't think it makes the protagonist look bad when you write it like this, do you? 😅😅

I originally thought it was very powerful, but I ended up thinking about it for the rest of my life. I am not a moralist, but being around vampires really makes me uncomfortable. I know there are many sources of vampires, but I always think of them as the same type as zombies. It always feels weird when people are mixed with such creatures. Also, judging from the proportion of extraordinary creatures that the protagonist encounters, those who control society should be those who live long, are organized, and are obviously more powerful than the legendary blue-blooded aristocrats.

The writing is really good, you can read it

How should I put it? I just... Didn't understand what the protagonist wanted to do, and the main line was unclear.

The introduction persuades me to quit, and I have no desire to watch the fusion American drama.

The extraordinary creatures in the Wizarding World books are the stuff of the operating table. Too loud

The author pays attention to punctuation. But when it comes to the battle scenes, they are full of long sentences.

The wizard's golden finger is so awesome, is it the same level as this werewolf and vampire?