Fairy Tail: The Controller

Novice Xiaobai, as an old bookworm, I couldn't stand it just by reading the first few chapters. The writing is too empty. The time travel starts at the beginning, and then the inexplicable scene changes to the library, and then I read the book inexplicably for several months. There is really nothing except the protagonist and the protagonist's current background board. The staff stayed in the library for more than a month without eating or drinking, and then the Fairy Tail Guild appeared outside the window, and then went to the guild to speak to a guy who had been in the guild since he was a child. He felt awkward and touched himself and said, "Don't look at me, I just came here. I am better than the bond and everyone here is a younger brother." And then the magic system has nothing but a framework. It can be said that the writing is monotonous and empty. The whole text is just the protagonist and individual characters. Everything else is a background board. There is no atmosphere of the Fairy Tail Guild at all, and it has no flavor like the original work.

Have you really watched Fairy Tail??? Don't you even know the basics of the plot?

Another big pig's hoof stallion article.

How could the protagonist have been reading in the library for a month without even having money or food?

Although I like cool writing, how can I like this kind of cool writing that has no logic?

The name Zhang Wei is relatively common.

The author's impotence is cured! You can leave the palace. It's really gratifying.

It's a very straightforward book. All the settings are pretty good, but it's very straightforward. It looks like an introduction, without details. It's just something you can figure out by yourself. Anyway, it's just about it. As for why I think about it, how I overdid it, that's it anyway. As for how I got here, I think about it. I'm a typical newbie. Come on, I'll come to the next book when I'm mature.

The pig's foot I wrote looks like a *, is it necessary?

The opening speech was a slap in the face, successful**