魅魔？不，是食人魔！

The character design of the protagonist is to my taste. What's more important is that the plot is excellent, and almost every character is designed to be three-dimensional. Anyway, it looks good, so good-looking, damn, why does it look so good? It's a pity that so few people watched it

Maomao is very well-written, with all three perspectives correct, and the plot is quite well-organized. Although it is similar to many routines that appear in the world, it is still interesting and has many novelties. That is, the repeated descriptions of the appearance of the male protagonist and the reactions of people around him are a bit cliché and awkward for me, but this is still its selling point. Although it can have a certain effect on the ending. I'm guessing, but because of the author's writing style, I still have the desire to read it, and I can't stand it like the others. Although the writing style is not the best I have ever read, it is the most engaging novel I have ever read.

A good book that was delayed by the title, I thought it was an alternative and mindless growth story, but when I really walked in, my vision was narrow. He is the heir of the will, not the puppet of the body. The logic is rigorous and the plot is constantly exciting. Here you can dance with philosophy and discuss the future with truth. And parting is for a better reunion. At the moment when we have gone through trials and handed over our will, we have already reunited. Give it a thumbs up, family✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧

It's very detailed, but I don't know whether it's a shortcoming or an advantage. The advantage is that if you read it carefully, you won't feel like you're being ripped off. The disadvantage is that impatient people will just slip away [face covering]; I read it slowly, and I haven't seen the back yet, and the pace is quite gentle. After flipping through the table of contents, there is about 40 chapters of women's clothing. If you want to see women's clothing, you can jump directly [laughs], good luck to the author.

This is the second boy-girl novel that I have tried. To be honest, it is very successful as a growth-oriented male video. The world view and some theories in the book are very complete and have its own set of rules. It can be said to be impeccable and the writing style is also great [Sending Hearts] But I personally really don't like some parts of the book. I feel that the female characters in the book are basically too close to the protagonist. In the early stage, it even gave me the feeling that the protagonist was being played with. Moreover, I felt that the protagonist acted strangely in front of some girls. I can't tell what is strange. It's just different from the normal state, and from my perspective From what I've seen before (I haven't finished it yet, I've only read over 300 chapters), the people who get close to the protagonist are basically girls, which makes me panic, and I'm almost stressed out. Now every time a female character appears, I'm scared [crying] and subconsciously disgusted [wronged]. I hope those girls can be normal in the future, or stop appearing again, I'm really scared [crying] @ is all culture

I feel that Maomao is also very serious in writing, and the settings are very rigorous. I suggest that Maomao consider that some viewers have lowered IQs and are easy to make conclusions without reading carefully, and write some less important foreshadowings directly. Some important foreshadowings can be made more obvious.

I fell in love with this book when it had less than 500,000 words, but I have been reading it until now. I have to say that it is really good. It is one of the few books that combines physics and fantasy very well. I don't have much science knowledge, and it is not overwhelming. It blends in well. The second is daily life. The first volume has a lot of daily life. I personally like it very much. I will get tired of always relying on fighting to drive the plot. However, The last is the gender of the protagonist, male, but occasionally female. To be honest, I really like this kind of setting where the main body is a beautiful boy + a small muscular guy, but the setting can be changed to a young lady (only appearance) at any time. It has a kind of bad taste, but I still hope that it will not be ignored often, just occasionally. Changing the gender will still affect the perception, but it would be interesting if the author could change the main body of the main character. The protagonist's golden finger is quite strong, but there are also many restrictions. Instead of being stuck in a few months like most cool novels, where the protagonist completes the path that others have taken for decades, the protagonist relies more on his own rolls (although compared to others, he still takes shortcuts). In fights, he does not beat the opponent in seconds, nor does he suffer first and then explode. Basically, he wins by luck in a 50-50 split.

It can be regarded as a derivative of the previous work. After a quick glance, the writing is better than the previous work. It is highly recommended. By the way, you can read the previous work, which is also a very good book.

She is very good-looking. She is the protagonist of growing up. She has an online IQ and is cautious in doing things. She looks very interesting, especially when she changes into various masks. The sense of mystery is very exciting (especially when she wears women's clothing). Hehe😽😽

A very good-looking Western fantasy novel. The character of the protagonist (Oger) is decisive and cautious. He kills evil people and is gentle to his friends. It is really enjoyable. Although I haven't read much of the previous book in which the main character is Yu Si, I really agree with and like the worldview. The ability system also has special cases, such as the mental image master. At the same time, there are also integrations between different professions, such as the mental warrior (mental image master + martial artist). There are not many loopholes in the current two major chapters (Borderland and Academy). The plot is very thorough, the foreshadowing is also very good (there are many), and there are also interesting daily routines in the plot. The characters are also very three-dimensional. The impressive teacher Abel is very kind. Even though he has become a mutant, he still educates the younger generations and makes sacrifices for himself and the people. And Al, who has been with Oger for a long time. Apart from Oger's father, Al is the person who communicates with the most open heart (his father is really great). Both of them are what Oger wants to resurrect. I hope the author will work hard and continue to create Good works need no introduction,

It's been a while since I've written a book review. What can I say about this book? It's pretty good-looking, the combat power system is clear and rigorous, and the portrayal of some small characters really impressed me. It's considered to be an excellent one among works of the same type. I haven't followed it for a while because the updates are too slow. This can be regarded as an advantage, and then it is a disadvantage. When I saw the middle, the male mainly dressed as a woman. To be honest, it was quite interesting at the beginning, and the plot was also very interesting. However, many problems were exposed later. First of all, this plot caused the plot to drag. The lag is very serious. The clean progress in the early stage becomes very slow later on. Three of the four pictures are about daily life and some inexplicable pulls. It even feels like a bit of character collapse (not serious), which makes people very anxious to watch. This is also one of the reasons why I stopped following the story for a while. Of course, I also understand that the author is most likely making dumplings out of jealousy. This plot is also worthy of appreciation😥But it is still too long. Now I finally got through this plot. I will enjoy it later😋 Summary: A rare masterpiece, it is large in size and has a moderate update speed. The portrayal of women's clothing in the mid-term is too slow, the image is a bit collapsed, and it does not fit the theme, but it is still a masterpiece that can be watched😈

I forgot to comment, it's a good-looking guy, the plot is rigorous, the character of the pig's feet is also well written, and the supporting characters are also very reasonable. There is just a little bit of knife, but it's not a big problem. This author is very soft in fighting, don't you think? @

It's very interesting to watch. The time perspective is vertical and horizontal. It's depressing in the early stage, and refreshing in the middle and late stages. The description of the supporting characters is also very detailed. However, the writing in the later stage is a bit hasty and some things are not clear. I think the peak is the border area, and the status declines a bit later. Overall, it's not bad, but it's a bit niche.

It is a rare Western fantasy novel. But the author frequently mentions the East, which makes me have a very strange feeling. According to the growth of the protagonist, he will soon be invincible, and then if he crushes the East, from my perspective outside the novel, there will be a feeling of foreigners showing off their power () In short, I hope the author can describe as few things in the East as possible, and instead look at civilizations such as Africa and South America. It turns out that the East is this East. It's very beautiful. If you can accept the protagonist Xiao Nanniang and like Western fantasy, you can't miss it. I just hope the author can write longer, at least 3 million words.

Maybe it's because I've read too many other novels, and I feel that the pace of this novel is relatively slow. However, both the plot and the characters have many attractions for me. I hope the author can maintain good quality. Hey hey hey little boy girl, little boy girl hey hey hey hey

Maomao attracted me at the beginning because of its delicate emotional description, and my calm mood also fluctuated due to this. The author's excellent writing style and the written sentences and philosophies allow book lovers to slow down in this fast-paced era and think about things that they usually ignore. The plot of the story also develops at a slow and fast pace, which makes people immersed in it (the cover, label and introduction all indicate that there is a plot of women's clothing. Maomao writes it very interestingly, especially the chapter about being seen by a good brother) [laughing evilly]

The writing is good, the plot is currently coming to an end, the development progress is also very steady, and there are basically no flaws. This is a good Western fantasy novel as a starting point, and I recommend reading it. Let's talk about the shortcomings. The author is easily immersed in his own art and cannot extricate himself. There are two in the whole book. The author wants to leave a deep impression on the readers, so he deliberately created the tragedy, but this tragedy should actually be handled in a better way. In the early and middle stages, it seemed like the author was sometimes confused about the development of the plot and didn't know how to write it, so several chapters were very watery and had no actual content. Then suddenly he seemed to understand how to write it, and then suddenly pulled out a large section of useful information. The performance was not very stable, but it is understandable. Overall it's a good story

As a light novel with a western fantasy theme, this book can be said to be unique. The male and female characteristics of the protagonist Og and his precocious personality are well and delicately described in the story. Especially in terms of narrative style, the foreshadowing is clean and neat without delay, the world view is reasonable, the rhythm is relaxed and moderate, and the supporting characters are clearly shaped. But there are also shortcomings. For example, the rescue of the character's key role is a bit abrupt, and the climax is too fast. The combination of these two points will make people pause to think about the logical rationality of this paragraph while reading, and will stop the emotional accumulation that has been gradually accumulated before, and the emotional catharsis as the climax stage cannot be fully satisfied. There is also the heavily written character El, whose story is somewhat lacking in stamina. The previous foreshadowing of her bond with Og was not handled neatly and seemed a bit slow. She is the character closest to the definition of a heroine, but she doesn't have much of a role in the climax at the end of the story. I hope Og can face up to his bond with Al instead of using the somewhat perfunctory definition of family. As a person who is with him in the true sense except for his father, it is not comprehensive to define it by love or family affection. Al is the most important part of Og. Al and Og cannot be accepted and should not be separated. The story they experienced together takes up 2/3 of the entire novel. She is not an outsider. His love for the protagonist can be defined not only by love, family or friendship, but perhaps it can be summarized by soul mates. His love for the protagonist is a love that sprouted after death and was not influenced by the charismatic character during his or her lifetime. It was not a love that sprouted under the influence of physical hormones. Perhaps after her death, she was a traveling companion with the goal of resurrecting friendship, but Al has faced death and heartache three times for Og. She only has Og in her eyes. Og is already the meaning of her life, and she will feel happy to help Og. She will feel sad because Oger is sad, and she will care about Oger's feelings even if it makes her and Oger continue to distance themselves. She will keep a distance because of the burden she has placed on Oger and feels like a burden. The protagonist Og has no concept of love, but Al is beyond the description of family ties to him. Others' love for him is a responsibility for Oge, but Al is different. He never lets Oge burden her. His concern for Al was by no means a love he didn't have. He ignored his original true feelings because of other people's opinions. He gave up revealing himself to Al and chose to be killed directly for him. She gave him a kiss of true love and stayed alone on the other side waiting for death. It can be said that her true love in Oger's heart is equivalent to her obsession with his father. And the final sublimation is the daily life of the two after being reborn in despair. It is a relaxation and gentleness that Oger has never experienced before. Og is the meaning of life for Al, but what about Al for Og? I have no idea. Maybe He has understood it and will see if there will be no regrets at the end of the story? The first half is a book review, and the second half is personal thoughts. (Spoilers advised to read with caution)

I was still lingering until the end. The protagonist's growth process was full of details. Some of them touched me a lot, and some I didn't like. But in the end, I still understood it. It can be said that this book is my favorite recently. There are only a few books in my memory that can be compared with it (Invincible Wenli). The writing is really good👍👍👍

Maomao's writing is very good. What impresses people is the divine words of the two gods. Philosophy and literature are all reflected in this book. The protagonist's growth process is accompanied by endless loss, sadness, and heartbreak. The emotions between the protagonist and other supporting characters are delicately described. Abel's love for His love, his respect for Abel, his father's tenderness towards him, his fondness and remembrance of his father, Al's strong love for him hidden in his words, the recognition of him by his friends and partners, and his will to fight for everything around him.

Very nice By the way, this is my first time to post a review in Tomato. To be honest, this book is the one I have seen in Tomato (so far) that best suits my taste. There are many excellent aspects of this book, such as the development of the plot, the improvement of the worldview, and the author even set up a scientific (?) Theory for the extraordinary abilities in the book. But what attracts me the most is the creation of characters in the book. Every character in the book has the meaning of their existence, and every character has their own unique personality characteristics. They are neither flat nor homogeneous. Especially the protagonist, what I like most is that the protagonist's character is not always the same. He will continue to grow and improve himself through hardships. He will also lose his way, but he will always find his own direction in the end (either through self-reflection, or through the guidance of elders). In the process of going from confusion to determination again and again, he gradually becomes a better self, giving people a feeling that "he should be the protagonist", and in the process, he takes the readers and the protagonist to be confused and think together... This is really an excellent book. I am lucky to have found such a treasure.

I think it's good to watch so far. It's the type I've watched on Tomato that makes me feel like I'm the last one to watch. I especially hope there will be a female protagonist. I hope the protagonist can have a sweet love and have someone to rely on on the way to becoming stronger. I hope the protagonist has a wife like Alice in Jobless Reincarnation to accompany him on adventures and grow stronger together and be happy together instead of living alone. (Here I beg the author to find a female protagonist.)

A story about a single male protagonist and the female protagonist Og and the Goblin Hero falling in love and killing each other. [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

After reading part of it, I feel it is really good. It is suitable for people who read books slowly, or people who are patient. It seems to be more light novels, and there are more details, especially the feeling of Witch of All Witches 1994 from the starting point, and the author is a cat lover [laughing and crying]. The 16-year-old bookworm said it is good. I like daily novels, such as Pokémon, or books with an epic feel, such as Endless Debt, Mystery, etc., Please do the author to update

"Succubus?" No, it's an ogre! It directly pinned me down in the fantasy world and welded me to death, unable to get out! The score of 9.4 Is entirely based on readers voting with their feet. The 4,600+ book reviews are all true feelings from tap water! There are no cliche system plug-ins, no brainless cool writing routines. The author, Maomao Yan, is all about culture and has created an original fantasy worldview that is logically self-consistent and full of details. Even the jeweled sword hangings in the room are written so vividly that you can feel them between the lines! The character of the protagonist Og directly jumps out of the stereotypes of all fantasy novels - a human boy raised by ogres. He is clearly stigmatized as "ogre" and "devil king" by the whole continent, but he is more transparent and gentle than most human beings who claim to be righteous. Even "Who is the real monster or human?" The theme of "Cruelty" is written thickly but not obscurely, the fighting scenes are full of physical tension, and the daily details are so heart-warming that I stayed up three nights in a row to catch up on it. I couldn't bear to fast forward every chapter. This is a masterpiece that can truly enshrine gods. If you don't read it, I will regret it for the rest of my life!

After searching for a long time for a novel with a male-female protagonist, I found this one. I accidentally discovered Maomao's new work [Adoration] The cover of Maomao Painting is so beautiful [Blowing Kisses] The protagonist is also well portrayed [like] However, the first part of the book is still a bit difficult to read. It is too detailed and some parts are difficult to read. However, it is still very good. Personally, I feel that the title of the book is a bit too simple. Keep up the good work, Maomao [Sending Hearts]

The logic is reasonable and the IQ is online, but it is too cumbersome and complicated. I can't understand it, because the protagonist's abilities, talents and advancements are relatively complicated. Taking back one's self, merging the image, devouring the ability, devouring talent are relatively limited, merging the image is dispensable (current situation), the growth-type protagonist is relatively slow to develop, both logic and IQ are online, and then the will is too difficult to evaluate, Abel (the vampire archduke) relies on will to suppress The vampire has a bloodthirsty instinct and wants to "starve" himself to death. This is really scary. His will has been sucked~ It's too thin and I can't understand it. It's mainly because it's too cumbersome and complicated. I prefer simplicity. However, the author writes really well. The plot, character image, personality description, heart, will, little people, big people. Come on, I'll wait for you to open a new book in the future. I hope the ability to open a new book next time can be simpler and not so complicated. Come on!

My favorite Western fantasy themed novel, there is no one, I read it all overnight. [Send heart] [Send heart] [Send heart] The world view is relatively macroscopic. Moreover, the description of the core is very detailed. It is rare to see such a thoughtful book describing it and covering some serious knowledge. There are very few authors who can write about the origins of magic so clearly without being boring. I'm not very good at describing it, but overall there are no surprises. There may be occasional doubts, but the overall feeling is very comfortable. ♥ The only regret is that I can only wait for updates after tying the score. [Please update] (Mao Mao is the best)

Hmm, many details in the book are handled very well, but some plots may be a bit poisonous in the eyes of some readers. For example, in the beginning of the cross-dressing process... It is essentially for convenience. The author also explained that women's clothing is acceptable, but when comparing the before and after, I personally feel that the protagonist's personality changes are a bit different, which is not easy to accept. The other plots are also quite good. Regarding the connection between Kakafir's description and Gorler's, I give the author a thumbs up in this aspect (pseudo group portrait).

Some of the settings from the previous book are used, which is quite surprising. After all, I also liked the previous book. Overall, it is a very good book. Keep up the good work, Maomao [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss]