Started in Arkham Asylum

The theme of this book is really good. The crazy Arkham paired with the rational mage is really a good theme, but author, look at what you are writing? You can write the protagonist of this book as a madman in Arkham, or you can write a sane mage. What kind of thing is the protagonist you wrote? With the IQ of the protagonist you are currently writing, who has played in Gotham? Even a villain can treat the protagonist like a monkey. What a great subject, written like this? Alas, I'm so sorry. It's true. I was so angry that I had brain congestion after reading this book.

What the hell, you can get beaten every day, that is, if you don't use the system every day, then you can just get beaten every day, and you can get beaten to death.

The protagonist is a super masochist I've obviously received a demerit for electric shock. In the end, I didn't want to leave quickly, nor did I want to take revenge. I didn't dare to use the biohazard virus. I would rather die than use it. You are still willing to bear the second electric shock. This is not falling in love with electric shock. What is this? This protagonist is a manifestation of super masochism. You treat the people in the lunatic asylum as your family, so you are reluctant to use the virus because you are afraid that they will get hurt, right?

The beginning is quite easy and the writing is okay, but the copy rate is too high and the main plot is too little. Putting the cart before the horse makes the reading experience awkward! -

The superheroes of the DC universe are so kind that there is even a place like Arkham Asylum. If the Marvel universe next door, it would definitely be destroyed by humane means. The Iron Man next door started his business by selling weapons. After becoming Iron Man, he killed at least tens of thousands of terrorists in Afghanistan. Having no relationship with Busha and Mercy, the Hulk went crazy and disowned all his relatives. The righteous Captain America also enters and exits seven times on the battlefield. Hawkeye Black Widow is a special attack on the gods, you can count on him to do it all.

I haven't started reading the author yet. I looked at the comment section and I don't really want to read it. They are all saying that the protagonist is not good or something

It was quite attractive in the early stage, but later on, traveling through the world was too random and there was no obvious sense of boundaries.

Read the whole book I'm convinced, it sucks, it's over now The early stage is still good to watch, a little frustrated but with the logic of growth. You can acquire skills and props bit by bit. Akamuri is a little tortured and frustrated, but it quickly becomes awesome, gathering talents to build its own power. The part about traveling through various worlds in the mid-term is also quite interesting. It feels like developing forces in various layouts and starting to build a team. It started to suck in the later stages, and the writing style also changed. It was very difficult to read, and there were many typos. The plot can't be said well, but it was messy and laborious. The B-frame was just a smooth skeleton dragon superwoman. Later, a hell of her own appeared. I thought I could describe it more, but it was gone as soon as it came out. I thought I could write more interesting things about One Piece, but it ended in a snap. What did I write? Can this be considered the final chapter? Who are you fooling? How can a new book get as much traffic as this one? It would be great to continue writing.

The protagonist's IQ is actually perfectly equal to the author's. This novel is really close to reality.

It's so messy in the back. There's a lot of space in the main god's space. It's very messy. The people in Cybertron's space can travel across the world. I'm so disgusted.