Endless Talents: I Drew an Upgrade from the Start

The rhythm is smooth, and the character of the protagonist is relatively signature, but obviously the role is a relatively stereotyped immortal cultivator in a bland drama. The typical role is not very novel. The specific plot is a bit too realistic and lacks novelty, especially the refreshing presentation is lacking. Overall, it's a pretty good book. I'd give it four stars. It's okay. Four stars are given for the author's writing style.

I am an old bookworm with 3000+ hours, and this book is a generally enjoyable book. I have finished it. After reading it, I found it to be unremarkable. When I was finishing the last chapter, I had to finish it in a hurry due to the author's physical discomfort. Everything else was fine. I personally rate it as a purely enjoyable book that can be used as a break during the book shortage period.

The portrayal of the protagonist of this book is very successful. Anyway, it made me feel bright. It was well controlled. The other supporting characters were also good. I was amazed. There is no exaggeration or hypocrisy, it is full of fireworks and the joys and sorrows of ordinary people, it is close to life and a bit touching.

In fact, it's okay. Maybe those people don't like brainless articles. After all, their preferences are different. I hope the author won't be affected. Some people like it and some people hate it. Just be more open-minded.

Not bad Not quite what I want yet

You can read it, but you have to keep reading, and you have to keep enough books.

Not bad, but the ending is a bit rushed

A rare good book, majestic, closely linked and fascinating.

The writing is not sluggish, the writing is good, the plot is smooth, and every foreshadowing is filled in. The characters are rich, the plot is compact, the logic is strong, and the stories follow one after another.

It was okay, but the ending was a bit sudden.