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For my own book, I can't give it a five-star rating too much.

It's great, but there is a problem with the introduction. It doesn't clearly state what the protagonist's abilities are. I didn't pay attention to this book at all when I first read it. I read it when I was in a book shortage. The introduction is a bit abstract. Those who didn't know better thought it was about turning a negative curse buff into a positive buff. I think we can add something like "the protagonist's ability is strong adaptability, and he can increase his physical fitness after adapting" to the introduction.

Very good. I just don't know if it will affect reality in the later stage, or if it will just calm down the world view. But I feel it's the former. Anyway, overall it's a very good book. It looks very comfortable. Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it

It looks great, why is there no one there?

The reason I report this book is [Laughing evilly] There are too few articles, not enough to read

Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Wife too too too too Too little [shy]

Very good, the author has a very distinct personality The author's writing is not bad, but one of the plots is too cliche. I suggest more innovation. I also have a question. If there is a god, will there be any followers of that god?

Do you not want to write anymore? I still like it.

The beginning of the book is slightly flawed, with too much player content. However, it quickly adjusts to focus on the plot. There are also a lot of hidden threads that I hope can be filled in later. Overall, it is one of the few books in Tomato that you can read.

I don't know why, but I feel that Luo Qiushui is a bit similar to Shield Niang