Komyunan no Ore ga, Koushou Skill ni Zenfuri Shite Tensei Shita Kekka - Reviews

The plot is always moving forward and their is always an unexpected twist and turn There are a bit of illogical points, where you stare at the author..... Ex. Why is there a Japanese guild, when it clearly states at very beginning that the area only allows Chinese players? ........Nationalism.........

Something that stands out in this novel compared to the rest is the use of complex vocabulary. It gives it a sort of "fancy" edge to it which I personally enjoy. The only slight problem is the occasional grammatical errors however they are not to the point where the novel becomes unreadable. One last thing, I'm a bit confused on the uploading schedule but its a good novel so I'll be bias and give a full 5 star review.

I really love the book but you may want to check the latest chapters I believe they are backwards or something I don't know how to put it other than saying that I read chapter 29 before 28 and just bought 29 just a few minutes ago.

I feel bad about this novel, because the characters are quite unique and their interactions mostly very well done.My problem with this novel is the total lack of systematic world building.On one hand there was enough time (6 months) for private/somewhat poor people to build their own Apocalypse shelters. On the other hand not even 1 month has passed and the MC thinks it is normal to kill each other for seeds, the government shelters have run out of basic/necessary tec products, medicine is supposedly already scarce and the police is missing basic survival equipment. Do not ask why the police station is still up and running, when the whole earth is supposed to cool down into an ice-age. Or why a unknown gets access to the police chief when there are at least suspicions about him and there are government workers getting killed. Also a solar storm big enough to change the color of the sun and atmosphere for prolonged amount of times would destroy every satellite in orbit and most electric equipment on the ground. Why the hell is the first part of this story centered around a satellite station? It makes no sense.The upgrade system is also quite weird and inconsistent. Point distribution and timing seems random.The thing about the MC is that he is supposedly a survival expert who is very active in the network, but he needs to buy food with points, has no seeds stored and there is not a single instance where he is actually doing something a survivalist would do, he just uses his points to solve everything.Calling this an survival in the Apocalypse novel would be wrong, because the survival aspect is either glossed over or solved with point magic. There is no struggle, not even a hint of tension. Mc is basically just playing around outside in the "wasteland" and not actually doing any "surviving".

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Hello, I love reading through your story, i enjoy the energy you gathered together but it has low engagers I would like to discuss something with you that will help the  engagement of your book

I was so overwhelmed, I know I cannot win from this cuteness overload!!!

[Pass the exam.‹completed›]

Without warning, the devastated titan threw his head back and released an echoing wail, once that was crippled with rage and sadness. His mind clouded, Rogue scrambled to his feet and darted to the exit of the cove with his claws bearing into the mossy stone. He had to get away, rampage… everything was his fault. The titan then charged back into the forest, roaring and snarling as he pelted the innocent landscape with examples of his fury. As he went along, the titan threw his fists into sturdy trees, chucked rocks, kicked the thick brush, and even gnawed into the bark – destroying parts of the very forest that he had lived in for decades. He took no notice as he broke and severed his own limbs; to him it felt like fit punishment for what he had done.

After thinking for a few more minutes, an idea suddenly popped into his mind and a sinister smile appeared on Higg's face.

Stepping into her home, Avery initially wanted to call out to her youngest familiar. But she changed her mind when she noticed the gryphon's intent gaze on the fifty-two cards neatly arranged in grids. At times Bolt would flip a pair of cards and either set them aside or flip them back.

I went up to the terrace with him guiding the way.