A New Character Every Month

Overall, the first three worlds of this book are okay. There are no big poisonous points. The themes are also very creative. I personally think they are quite enjoyable. But when I was in the fourth world, I really felt uncomfortable watching it. It felt really poisonous, otherwise I wouldn't have come to comment after watching it halfway... Alas, I don't know what to say anymore, after all, it comes from my feelings. And I'm afraid I'll get criticized if I say something harsh, so I'll leave it at that.

The protagonist travels to the main world where there are gods (birdmen). He travels to a new world every month and gains the ability of a character. After completing the task, he returns to the main world and becomes stronger. The character himself comes to the main world and becomes a subordinate unknown to the protagonist. Because the world is set by the author himself, I think it is novel than simply traveling into the world of film and television, and of course it is more difficult to write. Come on, author (ง •̀_•́)ง

The villain uses the name of a gangster, uses the severed hands of terrorists, and relies on the brains of FW Country Killer Matt who has been soaked in a manure pit for three days to do stupid things that would be despised by kindergarten friends. The protagonist has bad outlook on life, is mentally ill, and has a worrying IQ. How can I be sober when everyone else is drunk? Do I really think I am so smart? If my brain is not well developed, then I shouldn't play dark games, okay? The supporting characters are all "stupid" and extremely disgusting. Birds of a feather flock together, and they are attracted to each other (눈_눈). And it's all standard routines, nothing new. In my opinion, the author didn't put much thought into this book, right? It's just bad money!

I have 5 tickets in this account and 3 in another account. , Two accounts from another account. One for another account. Just say there are ten tickets every day. Ten multiplied by 30 per month means that there are 300 tickets per month. It depends on the author's strength.

It's so damn good-looking. A hero comes to save the beauty. Although it's a little different, the ending is the same.

Like the title, if you have any favorite characters, you can post them, and fruits will be added as appropriate. Such as: One Punch Man: Saitama (Gold level* tentative) Innate ability: Bald (I am bald, and I have become stronger) In addition, any ideas and opinions are also welcome to comment! [Emot=default,22/] (Book club group: 753781822)

I felt a little embarrassed after watching the clown episode. It didn't have the craziness of the clown, so it wasn't my favorite type. . .

The first ten chapters are very poisonous, and the author's writing is rather poor. When he writes about clowns, he can't express the taste. He even laughs from time to time, which makes me feel awkward and I have no desire to read further.

When seeing a clown, the first thing that comes to mind is a high-IQ crime. If the author's writing skills and imagination are not good, starting with this theme is simply asking for death. A clown with a brain gives people a different kind of charm, and a clown with a brain and muscles is really like a lunatic.

It's too poisonous, and the protagonist can obviously kill the enemy directly, but he always talks nonsense to the enemy.