Comprehensive Comics: Play Su Nuo at the Beginning?

Volume 1 is very well written. Later it became crotch-stretching. The protagonist received huge rewards and a bunch of advanced skills in the first world. In the first world, he earned reward points and advanced side plots that other reincarnators might not be able to earn in 10 worlds. As a result, none of the subsequent tasks were easy. After the protagonist has received so many rewards, a newcomer who has just entered the reincarnation space in the novice mission can cause the protagonist to be troubled and even life-threatening. Although the protagonist relied on his own powerful trump card to make a comeback in the end, I didn't feel happy at all. The most outrageous thing is that the new villain is not dead in the end. Successfully escaped from the mission through the main god space. The protagonist also needs to spend his own merits to chase and kill in the next mission. All I can say is outrageous.

The book itself is quite interesting, the plot arrangement is pretty good, the character of the protagonist is okay, and the characters are not too obviously OOC. However, it is not without reason that this book is not popular. 1: The novel is filled with a lot of meaningless explanations and descriptions, and each original character is given a long plot. Dude, who wants to watch these on Infinite Streaming? This kind of writing is used on characters who go offline in one scene. I would rather you use more data to make it less uncomfortable. 2: I don't know where the author learned this inexplicable perspective change. This is the most disgusting part of this novel. Let me give you a simple example. In normal novels, the protagonist usually fights monsters only from the perspective of the protagonist, right? At most, some descriptions of the villains and supporting characters are added. But this book is the most outrageous novel I have read for more than ten years. At the same time, he writes a long description of the protagonist fighting monsters, and then suddenly changes his perspective to repeat it from the perspective of the monster being beaten by the protagonist. What is even more outrageous is that he sometimes even repeats it from the perspective of a supporting character. The perspective changes in the middle, and a lot of psychological descriptions are interspersed. The author's explanations were so confusing that I was speechless. I don't even know where the author learned this abstract writing method. Can't we write novels well...?

In a small plot, the enemy's vision is reviewed once, the protagonist's vision is reviewed once, and the supporting character's vision is reviewed once. I explained the water numbers over and over again, wishing that one action could explain a chapter. Too many useless descriptions. The whole plot is in pieces.

Generally speaking, there are still some poisonous points. The plot is not attractive to me. I don't have any books to read now, so I read it.

It's indeed watery enough. I don't know if the plot will get worse in the future.

Generally. What does Demon Slayer Kato Castle mean? Is it necessary to stay in Nuo at the beginning? In my opinion, these two copies are the sea.

Apart from the different names, what are the differences in abilities? They are all about controlling the mind.

So far, it's pretty good. There aren't many anime about the main god's space in the infinite flow. So far, it seems to be pretty good except for the psychological descriptions that I personally think are too much. The protagonist himself is also a talented and charming protagonist that I prefer. I think the crystal palace in the manga is the selling point. I think your harem is also very good. From the current attitude of the author, there is no situation where he doesn't marry after seducing. Although A It's a little regretful that Wuming from Tiecheng didn't get married, but after all, he didn't have much emotional interaction with her. I don't know if there is a Koibashira or Butterfly Ninja on Demon Slayer's side. Of course, I would like to say that I hope the author won't show any emotional interactions between other male characters and other female characters (even if you don't include them, there won't be any emotional scenes). After all, this is a small point. If not, just treat it coldly. Having said all that, I prefer this type of book. I hope the author can work hard.

What to say! Let's not talk about the plot. It's too clumsy to just punch a real person and analyze it in one episode. The author can simplify it more.

No man, I've booked them all, don't die 😕