The Myth Revived and I Became the Villain Boss

I haven't finished reading it, I just skimmed through dozens of chapters, but I felt something late at night and wanted to write a book review. As far as the story in the first few dozen chapters is concerned, the author's writing is capable and not procrastinating, and the characters are well developed. Every dialogue is action + language, and the process from character dialogue or narrative description to first-person psychological description is also very smooth and natural. In terms of plot design, there are also continuous changes. Each adventure has crises and novelties, reasoning and battles, and a very appropriate ending and a coda that serves as a rest and relaxation. It can be said that reading this novel is like watching a movie. Every scene is novel and real. The motivation and sense of involvement of the protagonist are sufficient, and the emotional changes are also delicate. However, I obviously feel that the protagonist is not very smart. There are some situations that "no one can tolerate", but I feel that I can tolerate them; there are some places where the protagonist is hesitant and unexpected, but I think I should have tried it a long time ago. So out of personal preference, I reserve one star. Also out of my personal preference, I think it must have 4 stars.

I think this book is pretty good and worth reading.