My Luck Is Off the Charts, and I'm the Dragon-Ao-Tian Hero

I wrote it myself, so five stars is not excessive! There are fewer and fewer people watching [sad]

First of all, the tendency to have many women is an avoidance of poisonous points. It's really unexpected that a sister comes from the sky. Later, whether it is the protagonist's father or the sister of his father's friend, the relationship between the protagonist Roya and Luna (Oona) can see the shadow of the protagonist's father and mother, that is, the sister becomes his wife. There was another Serena in the academy part, and the various "coincidental" intimate encounters and other people's banter were the tendency to become lovers. Of course, I didn't like or dislike this part. Coupled with the behavior of each couple (conversations and daily life) and the fact that there are no laws prohibiting polygamy, this constitutes my speculation on polygamy (actually it is so obvious that there is no need to push it). I want to give it two stars: the sudden sister, the development, and the tendency to have multiple girls. (Progress Chapter 48)

The content is actually quite substantial, although most of it is driven by external circumstances and the protagonist himself has no clear needs, but this happens to be a "lucky" feeling. The second advantage is that this book does not require much effort to remember the names of the people, and can be read by clarifying the relationship. There are not many storyboards, and the main perspective is almost entirely on the protagonist. The character dialogues are also concise and clear, and there are not so many Riddlers. Overall, the biggest advantage of this book is that it is "easy to read" The shortcoming is that the writing is too sloppy. It just explains things clearly, where and what happened, without much description of clothing, architecture, scenes or even battles. It is simply useless. It is a pity that it is more like a narrative than a novel. Another important thing is that when the time jumps for a long time, it basically only mentions what the protagonist did. When the protagonist interacts with the supporting characters, the supporting characters are easily ignored, and there is a feeling of no growth. I even couldn't tell how old they were because the time jumped so fast. At least you should briefly mention the changes in the supporting characters, both in terms of strength and appearance, otherwise I won't forget how old they are ( In short, the story is good, and I can see that you are trying very hard to present it from your mind, but the description effect is not very good. It would be full marks if you strengthen the description of gorgeous scenes and complex images.

It's very beautiful, it should be popular, and since you're on the recommendation list, more people should be there. Shouldn't it? It's pretty good, why doesn't anyone see it?

A harem story, the male protagonist is a genius magician with no system, terrible talent, and adventures.

Why are there so few people? It feels okay (｡ò ∀ ó｡)

I really like reading books about this kind of alien magic continent. Although I have only read the first part, judging from the reviews and introductions of various books, it is very worth reading. From the previous books, you can see that the author's writing style is very good.

Although it's okay, I came here because of the title. I saw that the word "lucky" was basically not reflected in the latest chapter.

It feels like a pretty good book

Very beautiful, Oona A is on it! Marvelous