America, Gets the American Iai Talent at the Beginning

1. It's a very old way of writing. Someone usually threatens the protagonist, and then the protagonist gives a warning and comes back to cause trouble later. Then the heroine is often kidnapped. Even ordinary people can dance twice in extraordinary events. A bar owner wanted to molest a heroine and his egg was kicked to pieces. I thought it was over. After more than a hundred pictures, he jumped out and kidnapped the heroine. I was numb, and I didn't understand the purpose of his two appearances. 2. Adding points is very rubbish, pure melee. I never use some good abilities. I don't use the tall and thin figure who can teleport. I don't use the mirror spirit's ability to enter the mirror. I don't use the witch's telekinesis. The Witch's Seven Magic Circles are no more convenient than slashing people with a sword. If you take the soul clone of the person in the mirror and want to use the hand substitute, you have to separate your own blue bars. You are so rubbish. It's really boring to suppress the combat power. 3. Do you have to go boxing? The official paid hundreds of millions to collect corpses from killing monsters, but you still have to go to the boxing plot every day. The money is so easy to make, so what's the benefit of being famous? I don't know who you are if you want to take revenge on others. You have to play two or three boxing matches every other plot. American horror novels are for fighting monsters and upgrading, not for watching you and the children in an exhibition match.

No wonder there are no negative reviews. It's all gone.

Recommended from another American horror book, I can only say that the combined IQ of all the characters may not reach 200. The stallion male protagonist is either on the way to a gun or on the way to the gun, and the devil female ghost will not refuse anyone who comes. There was even a bizarre plot of being watched by the boss's camera in a hotel, and then someone broke into the door and took away a cow because it was too big. It's really a bit outrageous.

What, the protagonist is wearing the body of a brainless character, has he also lost his brain?

A lot of events are about the protagonist's harem falling into the villain's trap, and then telling you the plot of the movie, and finally the protagonist arrives to clean up the mess. The most intriguing thing is that no matter whether the harem has abilities or not, they will all lose their abilities in the hands of the villain. Sometimes they are too nervous to use them, and sometimes they know it is a trap but do not want to use their abilities to break the situation. The intelligence of all the characters in the book will be reduced to half of that of ordinary people as soon as the plot begins, because the author cannot think with normal people's thinking.

The stitching of the plot is a bit stiff. As a second-generation content, it does not have the flavor of the original movie. The words and deeds of the characters are not like those of American dramas. It is very dramatic.

Why do I always feel that the protagonist is very reckless and stupid as I read more and more. People like Jack who have serious obvious problems are not suspicious of him. He is only dissatisfied with lust. Every time he loses his mind, he turns into a pervert and does anything.

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It's just a local dog who traveled through time and slept with various women. I can't stand it.