Wish Solver

Short review: The taste is average, could be written more brilliantly Introduction: This book tells the story of the protagonist completing system tasks to continue his life. The first task is to help women with domestic violence get divorced. And because of the woman's mysterious death, there is an emotional entanglement between the protagonist and a detective who can read the protagonist's thoughts. (The fate is determined by the author) The second task was to help the father and son reconcile, while also caring about a wave of school violence. Feel it-- The plot is very full, not procrastinating, and does not waste too much pen and ink in any part. Except for the supernatural power, every paragraph has a reasonable explanation, and the early reading experience is excellent. Logically it's okay. Because the protagonist has a golden finger and others do not, the protagonist tries to make every paragraph as thorough as possible when rebutting other people's doubts, with complete thoughts and positive energy that most online articles do not have. The plot is also very lifelike. Moreover, the author is now on his third book, and the updates are also very good. This is a sentimental novel.