Global Class Change: I’m an Eye Arts Master, and I’ll Ascend to the Divine Throne

Aren't there two types of divine power? The author seems to have forgotten about virtualization.

It's basically the same as other novels of the same name, and it has a bit of a bad good guy, and it feels silly and sweet. If you ask me, I'll tell you, it's irony and naive.

Not bad, except for the small point that I like to explain my skills to others, everything else is fine.

It's okay, but the current pupil technique is too Naruto-y. If it drags on for dozens more chapters, I will think this is a fucking Naruto fanfic! Also, let's make a complaint. Isn't there something wrong with the fact that the achievement given at the beginning of Kaleidoscope is magatama? I bought a Tenseigan for Byakugan, and the most speechless thing is that I'm already level 20. What about the achievement rewards? Don't tell me you forgot!

I feel that the logic is a bit confusing. Why does the bonus magatama appear when you have a kaleidoscope, and the kaleidoscope has no side effects? How can I get the eternal kaleidoscope later? Maybe I have watched a little bit, but I will continue to watch. This is just my own view and opinion.

It's okay, but there are some data problems, such as not spending points to change the pupil technique of Kaleidoscope and the pupil of Medusa one by one! Shouldn't there be bonus attributes? It didn't change when I looked at it, and I don't know why. You must be accurate and rigorous when writing data! The plot is simple and straightforward without any plot, so it's okay to watch, come on! The author of Gua Wa Er is great! [Sinister smile]

It's really cliche, and it's a school beauty awakening to a good career. The protagonist is looked down upon by others, and the school beauty's followers want to slap the protagonist in the face, etc. Isn't this content that has been tired of writing in other genres? Don't you offer any innovation at all? Can't you go against the grain? For example, it is about a school beauty who has a poor career and is looked down upon by many people. In the end, she falls to her knees under the protagonist's pants, but the protagonist does not want her.

Is the divine power rewarded by this system still an inferior version, with no virtualization at all? Obito can blur one eye, so your eyes are useless.

The journey of this book ends at Chapter 21. The content does not match the introduction. The heroine is a bit stiff and a little bit poisonous.

It's a bit poisonous, the main character looks like a fool