A Psychotherapist Who Practices Magic

Iivv! Are you messing with gods and demons? ! How disgusting! ! ! Yi Gu can copy the power of the Suo, and he can think of five bodies. Are you kidding? ! ! ! ! ! ! ! It's so doggy! It's outrageous! That's really not the case, is it? ! Yi Gu only has one brain left now. Whether he can survive is still a question. What about Wu Jiao's brain? How did you come up with the brain-swapping tactic? ! I really can't understand iivv's brain circuit! ! !

The most powerful man in modern times who only sleeps three hours a day should not be given a saint's tablet to be able to have constant incense throughout the year. At the very least, he should have countless fans who respond to his call. As a result, when looking at the interpersonal relationships, apart from Bai Yueguang, Laojie, the only one who was more positive was Su Nuo's "pleasant" one. After so many years of hard work, all he got were labels like "monster", "unreliable" and "self-satisfied pervert". What exactly is the problem? (The above is from Tieba. I agree with it very much!)

Is the protagonist such a good person? It doesn't fit your first template Aizen.

It suits my taste very well. The only drawback is that it doesn't look good enough.

That panel should not be a realm interface for free hits. What you are doing is the same as spiritual pressure. It doesn't look good no matter how you look at it. Of course, you can also add proficiency behind the realm, and you can advance by adding points. In the later stage, if the spiritual pressure is 10,000, it will be 10,000 for free. No matter how you look at it, it will look awkward.

There's a lot of nonsense, the protagonist is very greasy, the characters are OOC, and the plot is a bit too witty. . . But it can be seen in the Curse fandom, right?

I haven't read such a comforting book in a long time.

The protagonist is a bit greasy, and 80% of one chapter is self-righteous preaching.

It's really irresponsible to evaluate this before even reading ten chapters. I deeply felt that I had no idea what the book was about, and I didn't find anything interesting about it. However, compared with other fan fiction that has no rationality, consumer roles, or exploded views, it is indeed much better, so three stars is the lower limit for my evaluation of normal works. Logically speaking, after reading the fifth chapter (15,000+ words) of the novel, you should have a rough idea of ​​the protagonist's life experience. The author may have wanted to introduce relevant content through the situation, but it seems that it was not introduced. The suspense about the protagonist's parents is unattractive. Why write so many redundant things? Shouldn't the suspense be set up early? Let's finish introducing the protagonist first, the author is too greedy. At first it was said from a girl's perspective that the protagonist was a psychiatrist, and later it was said that he would not be able to find a job in the short term. That is to say, the visual timeline jumps. At least give a scene description or a time phrase to assist. In addition, is he definitely a magician? Why can I cooperate with Mingming without notifying the higher-ups? Why do you suddenly write about noctua? I really can't read it. Moreover, Fuheishier would not suddenly introduce himself ("I don't care about myself") and talk to him suddenly. At first, I thought that Fushiguro Jinji and the protagonist were talking to each other, and that the two of them had a relationship similar to that of Fushiguro Jinji and Kong Shiyu, but it turned out that they were complete strangers. Fuheishier's words are too polite and normal. In my impression, he has always had a taciturn and harsh tone (such as "Ha... It works quite well. How much does it cost?"). How can readers feel his personality charm in this way? Can the author hold onto the thigh of his fellow fans? There is really no fault with the character motivations, which is beyond many fan works. However, the charm of the character is largely dependent on the visual characterization. If you want readers to ignore other aspects and maintain the current writing mode, it is recommended to first focus on Dangdang language cosplay.

It's also the finale. Although I had a premonition after reading the first few chapters, I was still a little bit sad when it finally ended. This fanfic written by the author is the best and least regrettable among the cursed fanfics I have ever seen. When I first discovered this book, I felt that the name and introduction were not attractive, so I simply saved it. Later, I opened the book out of boredom and found that I really underestimated this book. The author's update frequency is also really slow. But I think the ending is quite good, at least it is much better than jjxx's psychosis. The addition of Izumi Qinghe is more like helping fans of the curse to make up for the regrets of the original work. This is the ending I like. Every time I click in, I just hope that this book can be updated by even one chapter. This time it is really updated by one chapter, and it is the finale. I will vote for you as long as I have a monthly vote. I look forward to the author's extra chapters and new books. Come on, author!