The Second Disease in Another World Also Wants to Be a Sword Master

If you just read the name of this book without opening it and reading it. I simply can't appreciate the beauty in it. By the way, one more thing. This book is worth opening and reading.

It's so amazing. To be honest, I feel that I have never taken a domestic novel so seriously since it was leaked from the system. This book is actually... That's great, but I think there is no need to record some powerful units in other novels. This novel has a unique and charming style, and if the powerful units are replaced with others, I think it will be more immersive.

Oh my God, it's so good. To be honest, I can see such a good book under the hot and exciting articles everywhere, especially the chapter about bringing down the emperor, all kinds of brain-burning, and after the reinforcements came out at the end, I had goosebumps all over the book.

I'll take a seat first. If the author can see it. Since the protagonist likes to practice swordsmanship, then there is magic in this world. You can try to become a magic swordsman. Magic and alchemy are practiced together. Take good care of you.

I really like this style. The author is a two-dimensional person, and he describes the otaku's delusions of various wives. As the title of the book says, it's a form of middle school disease. Come to think of it, haven't I been like that before? If you don't hit the target, you will waste your youth.

I hope all the readers who read the book will give it more stars. I used to be an author, but coding and drafting was too tiring and difficult, and I pursue perfection, so I can't write anymore. I know the difficulties of being an author. Without reminders, there will be no motivation. I hope you will understand. Thanks

The book is very good, and I am an old two-dimensional person. [It is just that the author seems to like Rikka a little too much. I am personally blind.] The only regret is the division of imperial power. I always feel that it is unnecessary.

I don't remember where I got this book. It's worth reading. The style is unique. The second part reminded me of all the pictures I was always making up in my mind. The pitfalls have been basically filled in and the content is complete. The only drawback is that the driving details are not enough (doge)

How should I put it? It felt like it ended hastily, but it felt reasonable and reasonable. As a two-dimensional person, the sense of immersion is still very strong, and pictures can constantly appear in my mind. As a novel with a different world theme, the title of Chuuni cannot wash away the depth and connotation of this novel. I personally think it is really well written. I personally can accept it ending in this way, but I'm not happy with it. After all, everyone wants to see a happy ending, right?

I think when you swipe left, you will be grateful for your choice and that you did not miss a very good novel.

To be honest, I came in to see Saber after seeing it. I didn't expect it to be very beautiful.

The plot is very clever, combining it with the real-world events that shake history. It's a pity that the final financial crisis I thought would be solved like the American economic crisis and Levi like Roosevelt. It's such a pity. It will definitely be fun to continue serializing.

After Moriarty appears, you can clearly feel that the plot has begun to catch up, or that the character of Moriarty itself is the ultimate BOSS designed by the author to complete it. In the end, the work ended in the form of a deus ex machina. Although the previous foreshadowing was explained, I still felt that there were a lot of regrets. What happened to the Glorious Order? How is Clark? Why did you spend so much time describing Vivian? Was Lance's death a little hasty? Isabella's emotional outburst when she realized her brother was a demon was only briefly touched upon. Hu Lulu's emotional line was incomplete, and there was no mention of her at the end. As for Edward and his wife, as the parents of the protagonist, there was only one sentence in the later period: "Levi was afraid that the remaining forces would attack his parents." But as early as after Levi built the resort, the description of contact with his parents was basically gone. And characters like Oak are gradually disappearing in unknown chapters. The work could have been more substantial, but it ended with Cao Cao. This is the biggest regret. Although the work ends hastily, it is still attractive. The author's description of the main female characters, in addition to his feelings for Li Wei, is more importantly about the independence of the characters themselves. They have their own character traits and personality principles, and are not simply appendages of the protagonist. The most brilliant part of the novel is that the heroes in the "Blood Ball" section are in chaos, and the way to straighten things out is the most brilliant part of the novel. I once read a novel on another platform. The male protagonist is also named Levi. The author of that book also said in the book that the name Levi is really TND useful. And it just so happens that the heroine of that book is the cover of the book - Artoria, the stupid hairy king. It's a pity that the book was no longer updated. (I can't find the chapters of some plots. I wrote them based on my impressions. If there are any mistakes, please be sure to correct them)

This is a very wonderful novel, and the plot is very interesting. If you only read the beginning and don't read it, you will not understand the meaning of the whole book. Although there are some funny things in it, the focus is at the end. It is a great novel! !

The first part was okay, but I wasn't interested in reading anymore. This kind of genre is small. There are too many words to say. Come on, use your brain more and use your imagination. Come on.

It's very good, the subject matter is very novel, it's a Western fantasy, the characters' IQs are online, but the protagonist's emotional line is a bit strange.

This book is generally good. I've read a quarter of it. The only bad thing I can see so far is that in chapters 60 and 70, the protagonist keeps smoking because of the plot.

After reading it, I can only say one thing: the more I watch, the more exciting it becomes! I hope the author will continue to work hard!

Is this book comfortable to read? It's a bit brain-burning. The villain's IQ is online and the subject matter is novel. I personally think it's very interesting.

There are not many highlights, but the content is smooth and the logic is clear, which is pretty good. The disadvantage is that the characterization is not deep, and after all, the whole story is not long. Then there is the fact that the protagonist is a decisive person, but sometimes his kindness makes the writing overflow (maybe it is a personal interpretation bias)

How can I put it? The plot is quite well written, the main plot is very reasonable, and the big holes have been filled in. Unlike most of the mindless novels on the market today, which dig holes without filling them, and dare to write anything in order to make up the word count, and even contradict each other in the plot. Personally, I think this is a rare good book in today's Internet environment where routine writing is rampant.

Nice book, I will read another one

To be honest, this is really pretty, but why isn't it popular? Also, can anyone recommend a good one?

The work is interesting, the characters are well-characterized, and the writing technique is orthodox, which is much better than narrative writing.

The novel is good, but the main character doesn't feel like a middle school student.

The writing is good but it's too short and the ending is too quick. Is the author a barbarian king😑

Books are society, and a good book is a good world and a good society. It can cultivate people's emotions and temperament and make people noble.

The Succubus system next door is also very good, I feel that this series is quite good.

I have read a total of 269 chapters, which is worthy of this five-star review.

Not bad. The biggest problem is that the ending is too hasty. I don't know why the author ended it suddenly. Although it is a chuunibyou, the author definitely has a certain depth of thought. Even when writing about chuunibyou, it is not the naivety of a second-year junior high school boy. Instead, there is a "red" core hidden under this naive expression. Of course, it is an online novel after all, but it is very good that the author is willing to write in this aspect. All in all, it is worth reading. I just wish I could write more.