The Day the World Changed

I like it very much, it's one of those rare hodgepodge books that is pretty good. The protagonist's behavior and personality are also very stubborn (Old 6), and his IQ is acceptable in all countries.

For my taste, I can only say that at least they all have IQs. I feel that the protagonist can have transactions in the entire forum system in the future. We might as well have another forum to communicate more with the official, but this must be anonymous, or create an organization.

It's quite good. On the premise of ensuring the diversity of abilities and stories, it does not affect the excitement of the protagonist's actions. Especially since the protagonist still maintains the habit of learning and improves himself in many aspects even though he is burdened with countless systems. In particular, I would like to commend the author for his perseverance in keeping updated even though no one cared about it in the early stage and he still had to work in the fields.

There are many systems in the apocalypse, the main focus is farming and development, the characters have IQs, the human nature is well described, the plot is very clear, and there are no embarrassing things to promote the plot, it is great! The only thing is that the title of the book is not very attractive, so I almost withdrew it!

The author is awesome, so many systems have been rationalized to a certain extent. The limitation of Origin is the golden touch throughout the whole text. In the future, the trading market will create a virtual character who can consciously enter the market and communicate normally face-to-face, pinch faces and so on. Secondly, it will then be linked to the virtual trading platform of the universe, etc. I think this book can be very long because the setting of Origin has completely revitalized the book. Origin can also be used as the currency of the universe. I personally like this book and hope that the character of the protagonist can be maintained.

It's very interesting, and I feel like the protagonist could work with the official backstage I feel like I can assign a female protagonist to the protagonist.

It's okay, the protagonist's IQ needs to be improved

To me, the writing is very good. The descriptions and characterizations of various characters are not to say lifelike, and the IQ is superior, but there is no poisonous point in the writing. The article is about the 33,300 system builders in the apocalypse, and the descriptions of the various roles are relatively sufficient. It would not be necessary to write a whole book, but these are the only systems that appear. The character descriptions are also reasonable and not mindless. Of course, the book as a whole has its shortcomings. For example, when I read this, the plot in the article was relatively bland, without much ups and downs. This can be said to be an advantage or a disadvantage, depending on the person. I personally feel that if the author wants to achieve better results, he must have a plot with ups and downs to hook and retain readers. This requires the author to have a certain level of skill. If that doesn't work, it would be good to maintain the status quo and allow the plot to have a certain climax within a certain small range. What I said may not be correct, but you can still refer to it [Note]

The book is very good, better than most books on Tomato. I check it every half hour every afternoon starting from 6:30 to see if there are any updates. As for the bad reviews in the book reviews, I don't think I will comment on them. A group of people who read it less than 30 minutes started shouting. If you like Invincible Harem, go somewhere else. If you like it, do you want to read it?

No annoying seductress, no heroine, no virgin, but a little conscience