King of Curses: From the Start, I Copy the Limitless Cursed Technique

There is no doubt about the nanny article. I read a dozen chapters. I have no desire to watch anymore. Except that saving the astral body at the beginning can make up for the regret, the rest of the writing is very watery. The funniest thing is that you passed a note to the high school telling them that Xia Youjie had rebelled, and you were going to laugh me to death. . . How could anyone take this seriously?

No collections, no flowers, no rating votes, no comments... I don't deny that the reason for the author's lack of updates is that the title of the book was not picked well, the writing is not good, and the lack of popularity is also a reason... But it's too cold! I saw about 20 books written about spells to return to battle, but only 45 are still being updated. There are also a few eunuch books on the shelves, which shows that the popularity is too low and no one reads them at all. I also miss the eunuch and don't want to update a chapter, but this is a waste of the information I worked so hard to compile~Dirty

Isn't the protagonist's ability the same as Yi Gu's, copying spells and unlimited spell power?

At first glance, he is a fan of Su Nuo. He praised Su Nuo so much that he seemed to be several levels better than Wu Tiao.

Just watched Don't you need six eyes to use the unlimited technique?

In the return of the spell, Hu Guang becomes Su Nuo's nephew. His younger brother's soul is reincarnated and has a child with a nerdy mother. It's a bit like being made to seal Su Nuo. Can also perform slashing techniques. In the latest manga, Gojo Satoru's body was manipulated by others using a brain technique to let Otoko control the body.

Let's put it this way, there is no problem with the overall content and the purpose of the protagonist, which is to save Nanami, Riko and the others. However, there is one problem. I found that the author does not understand the eye-catching core of fan fiction and has no experience. Everyone in fan fiction knows that they need to make up for regrets, but there are considerations as to what position the protagonist takes in the story and what role he plays. For example, everyone thinks that Shi'er's death is a pity, but you save him, and then you don't describe the conversation between him and you. There is no routine, and you just let the readers know that Shi'er is not dead. The story is too inconsistent, and sometimes the protagonist's actions are useless. The original character can solve the incident without killing anyone, but the protagonist's participation is only the last action, which is not fun at all. The battle scenes have also been briefly mentioned. Let me tell you that the description of the battle scenes is not good, and the story plot is not focused on the key points. This really needs to be adjusted.

I seriously doubt that the author can write it and put it on the shelves

The name Bai Ye looks so familiar!

It doesn't matter if we follow the plot or not, I just hope they all survive qwq