Strategic Fantasy

As long as you don't become a eunuch, I will keep watching commercials to support you.

One star is because the subject matter is novel, but the doctor in the mental hospital is too stupid. I can't stand the forced reduction of intelligence. The protagonist is forced to have a mental illness. Martial arts use internal strength, while superpowers use energy. Just because people call superpowers martial arts, but the doctor insists on saying it is a superpower. If the name is different from the official name, it means mental illness. It's really awesome. The logic is inconsistent and it's really poisonous.

It's a book that takes an eccentric approach and ends quite suddenly. The protagonist is a suspected snake spirit who has no emotions, because in the eyes of others, his neurosis is actually his martial arts. He relies on neurotic fantasies to project himself into the world of comprehensive high-level martial arts to practice martial arts. It was later confirmed that the martial arts he practiced were actually imagined by his supernatural powers due to his snake spirit attacks. In the early days, his team used ordinary items that were fake extraordinary items and asked him to take them to a so-called different world and copy them back. As a result, the fake extraordinary items really turned into extraordinary items, which proves that his ability is based on fantasy rather than actual martial arts training. In fact, there are many plots to prove it. I saw someone in the comment section saying that the author forcibly reduced the characters' intelligence to the characters in the book, and that they were obviously practicing martial arts but had to talk about super powers. Only after I read the book did I realize that the person who said this had only read the front part and not the back part.

The subject matter is really good, but the author's logic is really bad. It's not easy for a researcher to write such poisonous things. He has super powers. You still believe in science. You have been fired a long time ago. You can't even accept the facts.

Beautiful, 4 and a half stars. The imagination is rich, and there is logic as a clue, without being too unrestrained. Nor do I write ghost stories for the sake of fantasy. . . Personally, I feel that only those who lack writing skills, logic, or scientific knowledge write fantasy into weird novels.

Not great. . . There are a lot of poisonous points but not a lot of cool points. At some point, the book has been exempted for three or four times, and the books that have been exempted for a certain period of time and have introductory readings are all under the same circumstances.

Don't be a eunuch, you have to finish it well

Novel subject matter is your biggest advantage, but your writing style is really not good, and the plot structure is also very confusing. You want to write something interesting, but it is too rigid and awkward. It should be because you have too little experience.

There is no description of another world at all, the proportion of mental illness is too heavy, and the author's own obscenity is too serious.

It's very novel, but the author didn't grasp it well, it was unfinished, and its combat power collapsed. Aesthetic fatigue.