Watch the Dawn

It seems that there are more and more book pits in the book list. This time I will save my character and read a complete good book. The worlds I have experienced include Baldur's Gate, Resident Evil, Eden, Iron Blood, Pirates of the Caribbean, Gensokyo, Apocalypse, Mass Effect...

Not bad, fattened up

Pseudo-infinity? A more alternative main god construction stream? Nothing seems right. The beginning and some settings are all about the construction flow of the main god, but the main content is about traveling through various worlds. The writing skills are 80+. This author has a strong writing skills. Basically, he can write different feelings in every world. Unfortunately, he has no distinctive features. At least, he did not leave a deep impression on me. The plot is 80+, which is quite satisfactory. It won't make people guess right, but it doesn't have too unexpected developments. There are 80+ characters, and each heroine has her own obvious characteristics, but when there are more people in the later stage, they basically become unruly. I read a book a long time ago. I was too lazy to follow up after reading the latest chapter, so I threw it on the bookshelf. It was not until I was bored and looking through the bookshelf more than half a month ago that I discovered that it was finished. There's nothing too outstanding, but there's nothing too bad either. It's above average in every aspect. The biggest attraction is the author's comprehensive writing skills. No matter which world he writes in, he can write in a unique style, the ease and freedom of winning, the hard work and responsibility of Yitian, the heroic passion of pirates, the plain fun of Gensokyo...

Recommendation index: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🌗 Lao Lei's new book is still in the preparation stage There's still so much to see around the city Chewing Lao Lu alleviates the book shortage