Nexus: A Thousand Lights in Every Home

Not bad, I can write well

The writing is very good and the content is very real. When the monster appears, the choice of human nature also appears. After the transformation, the trust of the family and the confusion of oneself are all well portrayed. Some people may not like this style, but the transformation of the protagonist from ordinary people to Ultraman in this book is still very interesting. The setting is like a new Nexus fittest person in another world. The characters are basically original, and the requirements for the author's writing will be relatively high. The daily plot is also relatively casual, and the heroine is also well portrayed. The battle plot It is really thoughtful. From the existing chapters, we can see that the protagonist has gained inner changes beyond normal strength from an ordinary high school student. It feels like a child has grown up. From daily behavior, we can see the changes in various aspects of the protagonist. The protagonist did not adapt to his identity change at first. The span from ordinary people to heroes who save the world is too big and it takes time to change. From the current chapters, the author has written very well. The protagonist needs to grow up, and so does the author. I hope the author will continue to work hard and bring us more interesting chapters.

Give me a firm update or I'll drag you into a dark room and turn you into a code word girl [punch out][punch out]

As a friend, it's normal to give five stars [laughing evilly] The story is good [thinking] I'll see if I can write a book someday [laughing evilly]

For me, this book is really good-looking, whether it's the author's writing, emotional character creation, or both.

Totally to my taste

Author: My grandma is faster than you [crying]

You can also give it four stars to support it.

The writing is okay, and who is the heroine?

Come on! I also wrote one. But it might be a bit greener.