The Only Savior

The low-profile version of "The Natives of This World Are So Fierce" tells the story of the invasion of overlapping monsters in the world, the protagonist obtains a salvation system, initiates a revival of spiritual energy, and establishes a salvation organization to recruit a trickster. Generally speaking, there are no big poisons but small ones. The early plot is sometimes so embarrassing that I want to scratch my feet. Then the pace is slow and there are many daily scenes, otherwise it would not have reached 4.2 Million words. Bonus points are that there are few emotional scenes and no ambiguous entanglements, just a female protagonist who is married to an official. Then the author's writing skills improved in the middle and later stages, and the scenes were expanded and he focused on the plot. There were no longer supporting characters whose IQs were difficult to judge and died without thinking. In addition, although the power system is a bit messy, it opens up a path to transcendence in a form similar to spiritual energy recovery, and it is still adequate in terms of imagination. I personally think that this book is generally readable, but the main point of difference lies in whether the early plot can match the brain waves. The actual reading experience of the early plot is more like a self-centered urban daily life. It feels like it has not yet entered the main line of the behind-the-scenes story of establishing a salvation organization and recruiting young men to fight monsters together. If you are a French-only audience and can get the author's brainwaves, you should be able to read this book. But for older readers who have no sense of self-centeredness and who have read for a long time, it is somewhat difficult to comment on the character of the middle-aged boy who is the protagonist of this book at the beginning. He reveals the existence of the system to his mother at the beginning, and brags in front of others without knowing anything. Including the protagonist system, you basically draw a lottery every day to obtain props, and then use the system props to advance the plot. The logic also seems a bit stiff, and it feels like a deus ex machina. The entire worldview and plot development and evolution are not very natural.

To deceive others, it is better to tell the truth. I personally prefer personal heroism. Please give me a good review. Thank you.

From writing to publishing, the protagonist still works alone. If you had been exposed to the country early, you would probably have started to work in all the worlds. In the end, it is still water. Until payment, you still work alone. The gang establishment order has been issued, but it has not cooperated with the country. The pattern is too small, and the world view is written in a big way. It is a pity that the pattern written by the author is too small. To put it bluntly, the writing is not worthy of the world view.

At the beginning, the mother knew that the system existed, and so did the father. Mother's emotions change quickly, she is prone to being emotional, and she can be taken advantage of.

4.5 Stars. After being a bookworm for more than ten years, I feel good. I will keep up the good work.

The author said that if you cooperate with the country, you will be banned. I don't know how you knew it. Did you hear it from others or the editor-in-chief? If the editor-in-chief said that you will be banned, then take your time. If you came up with it yourself or heard what others said, then it is nonsense. It doesn't matter if you don't cooperate with the country. Then you can develop faster, okay? Your current reason is that the plot development is too slow, not passionate enough, not tense enough, and has no climax.

Are there any books similar to this book and The Natives of This World Are So Fierce?

I don't like this very much about water word number - water word number

I have read a few chapters and I think this book is good. Why are so few people reading it? Come on, author! !

Why is the first rating so low? What about the second book club group? You have written nearly 3 million words, but you don't even have a group. It's a bit poor.