Traveling Simultaneously: Integrating World Views

I started writing the mechanism as soon as it was put on the shelves. What kind of God's will? I feel like it's going to collapse. I'll continue to follow the plot.

Qualified, or below. . . According to [strict logic], it is not considered a good product. Some settings are originally written by the author as "fun" (such as the effect of the New Three Kingdoms setting in other worlds). If you insist on it, then you'd better not read it, otherwise, many fun-style plots are really difficult to evaluate. . . Then, some plots are also written very nonsensically and relatively casually (such as Douluo). If you write a world like this and advance the plot quickly and casually, some people (such as me) will definitely complain (it's better not to write it). . . Other than that, there's not much to say. Originally, I just opened the book and read it, and I could guess the content of many chapters just by looking at their names (such as the two chapters where the protagonist of The Condor World conquers Chang'an), so I skipped it. So be it. Slipping away.

On the standard level, it is better to be more decisive in recruiting girls.

The author is a person who listens to advice. Previously, the stand's 30-meter range panel actually gave a C. I refreshed it and changed it to a range B.

I'm willing to write a fan novel with a good writing style. Logically speaking, I should support it, but it's almost all martial arts interspersed with Jojo..., I've already jumped to read it, and I really can't stand it. Moreover, the dog-market concept of martial arts is the underlying logic, and I can't completely avoid it when writing fan fiction. There's no other way, just give it a three-star rating, it's a pity.

The first part can only be said to be quite satisfactory, but the second part is inexplicably very uncomfortable to watch, and it also inexplicably whitewashes some things that cannot be whitened.

The front part is okay, but interspersed with Naruto's dry hair, the whole Naruto dance is a bit unsightly. You can use your toes to know how Naruto develops.

The writing is so messy, it looks uncomfortable

I personally still prefer this style.

This type of book generally relies on the world and then converts other forces into the power of this world. This one is completely different. The fusion of world views is indeed quite innovative.