From Prisoner to Si Chen

Why did the protagonist suddenly change his personality? Survival was his first priority, but in the face of a sudden war, he went to bring a tow bottle even though he clearly had no chance of saving his life.

The promotion of the protagonist in the early stage is quite purposeful, and the pace is not slow. Starting from the mid-term, there is no foresight, and decisions are made only when things come to an end. The pace is still slow, especially the plot after arriving in the imperial capital. The development period is too long, which made me a little anxious. But I still need some additional explanation. Although it feels like the protagonist has been depraved in a sense, the author did lay down some foreshadowing. Whether it is the protagonist's slow intelligence or slow development, it is understandable. Because the protagonist is "sick" and the map has been changed, the plot is generally reasonable. But even so, the reason why I still deducted one star is because I don't like this reasonableness. The plot is also reasonable. Isn't the early plot at the border very refreshing? Why is this happening later? Do we have to pursue this kind of rationality? Rationally I can accept and understand it, but emotionally I don't agree with it.

When I read it in the past, I felt it had a little depth, but later it felt a little superficial. I don't know why, but the previous book was almost in the same game style, so the author was quite good at writing in this aspect, and the plot was handled well, although later I felt that the writing was a bit simplistic, and the plot was not that complicated. Of course, this is a good thing and a bad thing, because it is too simple, and you can see through it at a glance. It does feel weird. Overall, it is quite good, and the update speed is also quite fast.

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What can I say? I can't find anything wrong with it, but the level 4 melee combat power, I'll do it if I don't accept it, the plot, etc., Were all awesome before, but when the path combat power reaches level 2, I suddenly become a little Kara. The surrounding paths at level 4 are not as good as dogs, and the level 6 is all over the place. This combat power system switches too suddenly. Although the protagonist can fight across levels, but... From invincible to being bullied, and then slowly from level 2 to level 3, the transition time is too long. Level 3 to level 4, I don't know when it will be. Maybe if I write at this pace, I won't even think of level 10 if I don't have more than 10 million words. Or maybe the author got tired of writing that day, and between chapters 2-3, he suddenly promoted the protagonist and jumped directly to level 3-4? And then suddenly it ends?

It feels okay, but actually I feel that those people in the record meeting are really dead, which can promote the growth of the protagonist, or, more reasonable. Now every time I see those souls are still there, I feel weird. It gives me a feeling that if I am with the protagonist, I will not really die.

At first I thought the protagonist had the character of the mysterious protagonist Klein. In the middle, I felt that the protagonist was just a trumpet Lu Sheng. In the end, I realized that I still underestimated the protagonist, who was much more reckless than Lu Sheng.

Seeing this introduction and Si Chen, it feels like a secret sect simulator

Esoteric simulator? ? ? ? Hmm,,, let's look at it again,,,, it should still be based on a little bit of the Tantric worldview.

Will you really be dragged into watching a short movie?