Natural Disaster

Having seen so many rebirth stories, this one seems the most useless. He died within two months of his previous life, and in this life he's not even worried. He was number one in his profession in his previous life, and in this life he's only slightly ahead… What the hell are you talking about?!

Although it's an older book, it's not very rigorous and has quite a few flaws. The illustrated guides and maps bought from the merchant in the first dozen or so chapters are completely useless, and the rebirth aspect doesn't seem particularly advantageous; it's purely for padding the word count. I don't know why it appeared on the homepage recommendation.

To be honest, it's hard to understand why a calm and well-known suspense novelist, after being reborn in the apocalypse, would form a makeshift team, teaming up with whoever he meets without considering their abilities, personality, or character. The spoils are even distributed according to need. These are things earned with their lives on the line, is this distribution reasonable?

I can't stand it; it seems so overly sanctimonious. Even after being reborn, why does it hesitate to act against an opponent? Doesn't it know what evil others are doing? It waits until others have caused harm to many before taking action, constantly saying it's to reduce the number of deaths! I only started watching because the tag said "decisive and ruthless," but it just comes across as indecisive and overly sanctimonious. That's just my opinion; I don't like it.

The only spot that could withstand four of my cuts was the needle prick.

That's right, for us humans, leveling up is as easy as drinking water.

Trolls are no good without terrain experts

Is it possible that it refers to this world?

Is it fast? The protagonist stayed at the camp for over a month before arriving, and it's already been four days since he arrived.

Tian Gang later became a forging master, helping the protagonist forge equipment.