Anime Crossover: Evolving the Shadow Army to Save the Wives

It's just mediocre and not very exciting. It's really poisonous that Zong Manhua conceals his identity. Does anyone really think that concealing his identity and then exposing his identity in Zong Manhua will arouse readers' interest? You still do things secretly for fear of others knowing, and you have to show off. It's so stupid. The corps has been upgraded so many levels, but in the end, fighting can't describe the feeling of being powerful. With so many abilities, a single corps member is so powerful, but in the end, the writing feels like a gangster.

I hate restricting the protagonist, isn't it because he's weak or something? Isn't it the most basic criterion for a good novel that the protagonist is not deflated? Then the protagonist's strength should be attributed to himself, and there will be no side effects when using it. Other websites are not clear about it. I feel that this is the lowest standard for Feilu. The main reason is that many books now directly give a relatively classic skill to the protagonist, and then add some restrictions. Just looking at it this way is quite uncomfortable, as if you have obtained an awesome skill but it seems useless. And because of this setting, it needs to be developed, which leads to the kind of protagonist who has to keep a low profile. He has to do things and kill monsters before others come, and sometimes he will lose strength after a fight or something. In short, there will be a lot of inexplicable and unpleasant points~ These should be the reasons why everyone hates limiting the protagonist, right? Although this book doesn't hide much about the heroine, it's also not very satisfying to read...

The Shadow Corps has a kingdom of shadows, and the number of shadows is endless. Are you limiting the development of the protagonist?

If you let the protagonist bear the price of the shadow soldier's ability, then you should also give the protagonist the shadow soldier's immortality? What was originally a cool article turned out to be so unpleasant to watch. It's really yours. I only summoned a dozen shadow soldiers and used my abilities for a while to make the protagonist so weak that he couldn't open his eyes in the morning. . . I really don't know how to complain.

The author's writing is so good, and he is constantly making little mistakes. It's quite awesome.

To use the skills of the Black Shadow Corps, you have to consume the protagonist's physical energy. So if you give this ability to the Black Shadow Corps, why don't you just give it to the protagonist? I really took my pants off**, I'm sick

The strongest point of Sombra was deleted directly! Black Shadow's skills also cost the body! You have to be the one to suppress the protagonist! Author!

To be honest, Xiaoyu didn't even use up his stamina when using his corps, but now you've become a big consumer, squeezing the protagonist out*

The author's writing is pretty good, but he is really unhappy with the number of ghost soldiers. Feilu likes the violent soldier style after reading Shuangwen. Although I know that your enhanced version may be a bit exaggerated, I suggest that at the fifth or tenth level, the fixed number limit should be cancelled. The protagonist can summon as many as he can with his own strength. Unlimited strength can be reached to a certain level. Then, the ghost army is recommended to be made into a female version. I don't know if anyone has read Huayan at the dimensional level or Feilu. If so, it should be explained easily. If not, it's actually very simple. A harem group is better than a gay group, and some of them are with their own girls.

Who do you think is the problem? You said you should watch the next plot. The comments are all crazy. Who will watch what happens next? Some books are already read at the beginning. How many chapters do you plan to bury?