Dumped Right After I Transmigrated: A Different Kind of Seer

Give yourself a five-star rating and encourage yourself

The plot is very smooth and the description is quite comfortable. It also gave me a lot of inspiration and inspired me to write a book similar to Selvin. [Blow a kiss] [Send a heart] [Eat a melon] In two months, I will also open a new pit!

I hope this book can surpass Roger's previous score [Like]

I gave it five stars because this is just a Zell fanfic. I can't see the combat power of this book very vaguely. I can only say that I personally can't feel the thrill of exploring and conquering elves in your book. It's not that there are not some bad things about writing this Xel fanfic. In fact, many people like it. It doesn't mean that you have to be obsessed with the plot. The author can read more novels about beast control. , Try to read those stable beast-controlling novels, and don't read those works in which Long Aotian is soaring all the way across the sky. It doesn't mean that cool writing is not good. The cool stories of beast-controlling novels end quickly. You can treat Seerhao as a brand-new beast-controlling novel. It's just that the settings are ready-made for you. If you don't understand, you can check it. Isn't there a lot of information on the Seerhao game? All I can say is that if you want to write, go for it. If you don't want to, forget it. These are just my personal suggestions.

Lots of pictures! ! ! There are also realistic ones. There is still a lot of room for improvement in writing skills. The plot is bland and has nothing to do with web games. Come on, author [Like]

The rare urban city of Sayre,

It is an imaginary Pokémon type called Cell, telling the story of elves and human trainers. Very good content, fresh and funny. Although it is a pity that it has been discontinued, the plot is relatively complete and can be regarded as an open ending.

When will Katz evolve and get a Cubesa for fun [laughing]

It's really good. It's hard to find a good novel by Seer Hao. The plot can be advanced well. It's quite interesting. There are no poisonous points in the middle. Come on, the author, please keep updating.

Although there are a lot of twists and turns and embarrassing plots, of course, this subject is relatively rare to give four stars! I can't stand it, I can't stand it, the first part is okay, but after about 20 chapters, it gets a bit messy and a bit awkward. The theme of urban celestials doesn't seem to exist in Tomato, so I give you three stars.