Hogwarts Exchange Student at Kassel Academy of Dragons

It's very awkward. Whether it's the helicopter that was shot down in Bronze City, the third officer who was whipped to death, or the ordinary people who were massacred at the baseball stadium, the author seems to have been expressing that the protagonist is weak and unable to react in various ways.

Invincible, it was a pretty good-looking semi-invincible novel at the beginning. The protagonist had a feeling of being in control. Later, when he met Odin, everything changed. The protagonist became the male protagonist of ancient hot-blooded comics, with various life and death situations. Without the aura of the protagonist, I don't know how many times I have thought about it. The enemy just likes to talk to the protagonist, just to stop thinking about the protagonist for the time being, and to think about it later. Chatting, and Odin just can't get over it, just want to upgrade Odin, my God, he is really invincible, the emotional line is even more messy, I won't tell you, where is the girl who is the same as the heroine that I focused on describing at the beginning? She just disappeared for 100 chapters, and suddenly she fell in love with Natsumi. It is worthy of the limited history, because it is a good weed, but it is a poisonous weed.

What I got, and I didn't explain why. It's a fast-paced book. It's a fast-paced book. Even if there are foreshadowings buried for so long without explanation, it's a poisonous point when it's updated once a day. 😂

It turns out that she is still a nanny.

The writing is actually pretty good, but I don't like nanny stories.

I still feel bad after looking at it. The person who came to rescue you with a helicopter died immediately. This plot is meaningless and can only make people uncomfortable_(´_`‖ ∠)_

The plot from the beginning to the first part of Long San is quite good. It can be seen that the protagonist has a lot of ideas. It is not just a large section of the original plot and the original characters to fill the number of words. The main story focuses on the protagonist. It is very refreshing to watch it in one go. This part deserves a five-star rating. However, the plot before the end of Dragon 3 directly gives people the feeling of being written by a different person. First of all, the protagonist disappears for a long time, and Xiami also disappears directly, and it becomes the middle plot of Dragon 3, a trio of magic reformers. It is very different from the previous writing, and it is very dramatic. Fortunately, the change is okay, and the final battle part is written very well. It gives this part of the plot an okay ending. This plot can be rated as three stars. In the end, it is the life and death situation faced by all Dragon Clan fans, because the plot setting of the original work has been a mess since then. This part of the fan plot basically relies on the author's own ability. As expected, this book also fell here, but the fall was too ugly... After the plot of Long San ended, the author originally gave a good start. New conflicts unfolded and new forces entered the scene. Some of the previous foreshadowings were recycled. The protagonist group embarked on a new journey, and then it ended... Over? ? ! ! It feels like the author didn't want to write it and forced the ending without any exciting points. Just like in Transformers 1, everyone was waiting for the decisive battle between Optimus Prime and Megatron. As a result, when the two faced off for a game, Bumblebee Ratchet and the Decepticons had a fight. Megatron came to clear the place, but Sam jumped out and stabbed him with fire and died? ! Are you serious about asking Megatron to die without fighting Optimus Prime first? ? Okay, if Megatron dies, he will die. After all, the Fallen King Kong stood up to destroy the world, but then Optimus Prime turned around and ran to Cybertron to blow up Cybertron. The Fallen King Kong was simply gone? ? I call you good guy, even 1 star for this part is considered too much. It's a pity that this is a good setting

The ending is quite interesting, and overall the writing is very good, but the emotional line is a bit confusing.

This book is from Qidian, so I seldom read it on QReader. I can see book reviews and paragraph comments, but you can't basically see your replies to me. I apologize for not replying in time.

This introduction is something I don't want to read after reading it, but the actual combination is okay.