Secret: I Can Drink Unlimited Potions

How many people were persuaded to retreat with this first card?

I haven't read it yet. The title says that the protagonist can drink magic potions without limit or side effects. So I have an idea to drink all the magic potions in the world so that the whole world will no longer have extraordinary properties. Then wouldn't it mean that the original world will never wake up and the world will directly become a monotheistic world similar to Christianity?

1. First of all, the character creation. The protagonist's image is a bit too divided. Sometimes he is fierce, sometimes he is cold, sometimes his heart is full of twists and turns, and sometimes his mouth is faster than his brain and all his thoughts are focused on his face, which gives me the feeling of a dual personality. 2. The plot conflicts are too deliberate. First of all, in the opening scene, the protagonist's escape was stopped by a group of teams. A group of Sequencers with the highest Sequence 6 were too calm when faced with the problem of the angel losing control. Regardless of whether the protagonist was lying or not, in the face of such a terrible situation, even if they intercepted the protagonist to confirm the authenticity of the information, they should do it quickly, or at least have a nervous posture. As a result, in such an emergency situation, this group of official Beyonders acted like they were teasing their prey, with no sense of tension at all, and even had time for a Sequence 7 to have a verbal spat with the protagonist. I know the author wants to make jokes, but writing it is like making jokes for the sake of making jokes, which completely destroys the rationality and integrity of the plot.

There are some basic errors. For example, Chanis Gate only exists in the Church of Night.

Alas, the plot is really boring. It would be better if the timeline is in the first part. All the people you want to save can't be saved and they all die. There is nothing to look forward to, and it is difficult to prevent those tragedies.

What time is it now? Is Xiaoke asleep? Or what should I say?

The characters are average. It was okay to read when I was in a book shortage. Unfortunately, this is the second part and I don't like it very much. But it's not bad for a newbie.

I felt something was wrong after reading the first few chapters. I remember it said that he drank the Audience Sequence Five potion, right? And he drank Hunter Witch and Storm Path, and was chased and beaten by three law enforcers? Not spiritual enough?

How to say it. . The protagonist gives the impression that he has learned nothing about mysticism and is just joking.

As for this book, the writing is quite good (≧∇≦*) In terms of writing, there are some places where the writing is a little bit toxic, because the writing is not strong enough and it seems watery. If it is more recommendable, it is probably because of the author's imagination in the fanfic and the ability to develop potions. On the whole, this book is an overall relaxing novel that tends to be invincible.