Eerie: Founding a Research Institute from the Start, Backed by the Entire Nation

Uncle Xu should be at the level of a big boss, and the Conspirator was created by the protagonist. He took his life before the success rate was 100%, and all of them were named, and they even showed off at international conferences. There is no explanation as to why there are so many folk tricksters here? In addition, if you take the R&D route, you will be less likely to go to the front line. I hope you won't be trying to sell someone else's business. I don't believe that no one can protect my family in this position. Or are various props made directly out of thin air? Since you are taking the research route, go for it. Everything is system analysis. . . . Every time something happens, do you lead a team to make trouble? If the system's tool man is added but the protagonist is missing, the game will have to be completed? And why are those leaders in front crying? It's like I've had enough licking. What the hell, a leader writes as if he is a fool who has never seen the world. The summary of the subject matter is okay, but the logic is not rigorous and the character creation is too warm.

The subject matter is great, and it's my favorite type, but unfortunately the weird technology is always in the hands of the system, and the protagonist is just a medium. I hope the author can let humans have weird technology in the later stage. Also, as mentioned earlier, the protagonist's eyes are cold, and he doesn't react much when encountering horrific and bloody scenes. It is said to be the influence of the system, but in the usual description, I did not feel the changes in behavior brought about by these influences, which is a bit strange. [Sending Hearts]

Well, how should I put it? The protagonist is not a scientific researcher, but a pure skill igniter. The protagonist only nods and adds points, and the rest is all a matter of the system. Of course, the Trickster does not seem to be

Overall it's okay, but some emotions and picture descriptions are a bit stiff and perfunctory. However, it's better at the end than at the beginning. It should be slowly getting into the rhythm. The subject matter is okay, and the protagonist is well established. However, I think the character creation of some supporting characters around the protagonist can be deepened. There are also some small details that need to be improved. Well, keep working hard [eating melon] Then there's the issue of the heroine. I think you don't need a heroine in the early stage. The secretary next to the protagonist can be a kind of admiration and yearning for the protagonist's ability. You can like it. Later, you will be slowly convinced by the protagonist's personality charm, but don't turn it into a girlfriend or something. I think it's best not to have a heroine in this kind of novel (ps: just a personal suggestion)

It's okay, but Xu Qing's sense of presence is a bit high, and she even has a slight liking for the protagonist.

It looks good, the author is working hard [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

The writing is good. Although there are traces of imitation, it also has its own characteristics. In today's online literature environment, there are not many books that can write this type of book. So far, it is not bad. Please support it and hope that it will continue to be updated.

It's very good. The subject matter is novel, but there are a few chapters. I hope there will be more chapters. It will start with five chapters a day.

To be honest, it's quite pretty. The plot design is also good, with very few poisonous points. (Fire tongs Liu Ming)

The subject matter is very novel and the writing style is good. Now the quality of tomatoes is really getting higher and higher [laughing evilly]