Kingdom of the Weird

It's not good to watch. The author is getting worse and worse at writing books. The protagonist has no brains at all. It's embarrassing for people who read it.

There is a lot of nonsense behind it. Readers are not fools. If you are asked to explain it over and over again, it will look very clumsy.

Fast-paced, imaginative, and novel. The protagonist's wizard path first upgrades according to the local sequence, and then after being semi-liberated from the control of demigods, combined with the help of the devil, a new sequence is opened, the combination of arcane and spiritual energy, using the knowledge of the earth to begin to transform the arcane and spiritual sequence, embarking on the path of destiny in advance, and using the imagination to transform the world. The research on arcana and psychic powers is also amazing, especially the writing on psychic powers is really amazing. It's just too fragmented. In the early stage, I opposed opening the door to harm ordinary people on a large scale. In the later stage, before I could figure out a way, I didn't upgrade to the Legend of Destiny. I still pretended to have red ideas. Another point of dissatisfaction is that the taste is too strong, and I want to find a succubus as my lover. In fact, in this crazy and mutated world, lust is the most unrealistic. Thinking about it now, the protagonist's mind is actually a bit fragmented, and the things that appear later are not very reasonable. For example, the knowledge of subjugation and activation is set. The extraordinary person itself steals the power of the past, and then slowly accumulates and then subdues it with difficulty. How can you, an intermediate extraordinary person, surrender, when no one else can subdue it after thousands of years? There is also the issue of planetary consciousness. Shouldn't this guy be the first to become the old one? If he is not the old man, how can all the gods become the old man, how can all the species mutate? The species on the entire planet have mutated for thousands of years, and there is still a planet consciousness that has not mutated and is asking for help.

I think the part where fantasy is transformed into reality through cognition is really exciting, but after that, it feels like the game has been developed in the early stage and then pushed back to the later stage.

I'm really impressed. After less than thirty chapters, four or five female supporting characters appeared. I used to think that the author's books were still good to read, but now it seems like he's going to develop into a harem novel.

Is this book going to be finished? Probably not

Does it count as a legend as long as it reaches level 20?

What are you writing about when you return to the real world at the beginning? I'm so speechless!

The imagination is wide-open, the writing is first-rate, and the absurd and desperate background is a refreshing work. Looking forward to it, update soon

Well😓, it's a vote of sentiment and a tribute to the pig who once accompanied me when I was young.