Western Fantasy: The System Actually Wants Me to Pay for Everything

I just came to see what I've been reading for a few minutes [smile][smile][smile][smile][smile][smile][smile] ! ! ! ! ! ! Saw customer service I don't want to watch it Goodbye, let it happen If the author wants to follow more, just follow. If you don't want to follow, just don't.

The rating of this book should not be so low. I can feel that the author controls the plot very well. The writing style of the story is surprisingly good. The immersion is quite strong. I read it for a long time without realizing it. The setting of different characters is also great. There is always a sense of contrast secretly. The characters are very three-dimensional. In particular, there are many details. For example, the weight of the sword is two or three kilograms. Generally, you will not notice it, but the author not only understands it, but also writes it out. It is impossible without some knowledge reserve. Of course, my favorite thing is the setting. Whose good guy protagonist is in debt? At the same time, I feel miserable for the protagonist Long Aotian from another world. I encountered such a scammer [face covering]

Let me say a few words to brothers to introduce this book. The book is very good and belongs to the high-quality category. It is even expected to become a super-quality material. Before reading it, let me tell you that the author really doesn't know how to write the beginning, nor is he good at writing instant and stunning scenes. But he is really good at writing plots. Each of the characters in the plot is interconnected and has its own classic and distinct sense. The characterization and plot arrangements surpass more than 90% of Tomato's works. Five-star praise! But again, due to immediate writing flaws, some plots and beginnings have some flaws in writing. However, this may be what people call a late bloomer, not satisfactory. As long as you get through the first few chapters, the subsequent plot will definitely be worthwhile. Guys, do it!

It's a really great different world novel. I give you a lot of support from the author [sending my heart]. By the way, it should have multiple female protagonists, right? [Thinking] After all, another world and a harem are the best match [laughing]

"My little fish, you woke up, do you still know the morning? Last night you once said that you wished the night would never open. Are the tears sliding down your cheeks, or are they mine? Didn't you cry during the season when we first kissed you goodbye? My fingertips still remember your panicked heartbeat. In the warm body fragrance, that strand of long hair flutters..."

So far, the plot is very interesting and non-toxic, and the character of the protagonist is very realistic. However, I still hope that the past experiences of the people around the protagonist group will not be too tragic. The experience of the assassin girl is a bit difficult to accept. I hope it will be changed in the future.

The protagonist's level is slowly improving, and he doesn't take the initiative to practice. It's a bit boring. He's still at level 3 with more than 100 chapters. It doesn't matter if you say there are 1.2,000 Ready-made chapters. Now there are only more than 400 chapters, which is too few. The ruins city has more than 270 chapters, and only one has been added. Why didn't you go to the ape demi-humans? I thought it was the demi-humans who exterminated the human race and became humans themselves? Then there is no main storyline. For example, the task refresh time given by the system feels a bit short, and it feels a bit boring when there is nothing to do. Generally speaking, there are too few chapters now, so I have read more than half of it and have no interest in reading it. If it is slow to pick up, it should give readers an attraction to continue reading. The text is given to the system, but the number of times the system appears is a bit low. It may be that the author has no ideas. The author can draw a pie for readers to look at, which is better than trying to read without a pie. It can be seen that the author's description of the characters is very good. I think the main line of system tasks can also be opened as a branch line. For example, if you accidentally learn the truth about the destruction of the ruins city, you can also describe the dungeons that have appeared several times. The reason why it's not very popular may be that there are too many scenes in Thurse. It could be shortened a bit, for example, once every ten or twenty chapters. It's not that exciting, even though it's a slow burner. But there must also be some small points of enjoyment to support readers to continue reading. Otherwise, they may be like me and lose interest after reading more than 280 chapters in 2 days. Although it's my personal opinion But if I hadn't saved my two-day book drought, I wouldn't have typed so many words in the comment area. I hope the author can become more popular. [Like][Like][Like]

The ideas are novel, and I'm tired of reading mindless cool articles. It's quite interesting to see this feeling. Is this considered a hard-working part-time job in another world?

In fact, the writing is really good, the writing style is not jerky, and the distribution of jokes and jokes is also quite good. It's a pity that I couldn't finish it. . . What I admire most about the author is that when adding funny and twisting elements to various plots, he can introduce them naturally without feeling abrupt. I believe that with the accumulation of this article, there will definitely be good works in the future! Compared with Chinese fantasy, I still feel that the yield rate of this kind of Western fantasy background and theme is higher. This may be because the Chinese fantasy background system is relatively immature, so most of it is made up randomly. Therefore, there are few high-quality products in this genre that are logically self-consistent and have attractive plots. Hard science fiction has too high requirements for authors. The difficulty of Western fantasy is probably somewhere between the two. It has a relatively mature story and theoretical system, but also has relatively free space for play.

It's a very good book. It's not too bad, and the ideas are thoughtful. Overall, it's more of a daily novel. I don't know why there are so few reviews, but now it has more than 300 chapters, which is enough to read for a while. Most of Tomato's books end very quickly.