I'm Just a Passing Reincarnator, That's All

This kind of subject matter is rare, and it has been written very well without reference (much better than the one I wrote.) Regarding the protagonist's character, although Luo Li's character is a bit unpleasant, I really like this kind of character. He is not anti-human, not childish, rational, clear-headed, indifferent, takes everything seriously, and is the most free and least free to do whatever he wants, because he is in control, but cannot be controlled, and is not bound or kidnapped. (It's so routine in reality, but the novel is going crazy without a suitable protagonist.) The plot is also very good, every step is unexpected, but I still want to keep reading. Overall, this is a good book for dating, and the number of words is expected to exceed that of Lu Yi. I hope the author will continue to work hard. A masterpiece among battle novels. Qun: (In order of Heisei Kamen Riders. 0 Is the Imperial Rider.) Faiz Kiva Armored Fighter Faiz Yaji Tuo Imperial Cavalry Yaji Tuo Faiz Yaji Tuo.

I didn't understand a few chapters after reading it. Maybe it's because I haven't read the episode? Maybe. I watched it directly from the battle later. It was pretty good and had its own style, but the protagonist always made me feel like he had no purpose and just wandered around. Then the plot connection is a bit fast, and other things... (I haven't finished it yet) I'll talk about it later.

I have everything I need to think about and save the manuscript. After I finish writing this, I would like to consider a date for a battle, but the protagonist won't be regarded as an elf, right? What's a good identifying name?

The setting and plot are very good, but it can be said that the author doesn't know how to write novels. After reading dozens of chapters, I have no sense of novel experience at all. The author is just narrating one thing. It makes me more and more bored now, but because of the setting of the protagonist, it makes me want to continue reading. This is also the author's ability. You can say that the plot of this book is ups and downs, but I don't have that feeling in my heart. Maybe the author wants to bring the readers in, so he will narrate from a first-person perspective from time to time, but I feel it is not necessary because it makes me more uncomfortable to read. The author is still serializing I hope the author can change this way of writing in the future. You are writing a novel, not talking about one thing. Writing a novel should be able to attract readers and arouse their interest, rather than simply writing it out. Of course, the author is writing it for fun. I didn't say it.

It's very well written. Although I haven't watched Honkai Impact, I still think it's very good. The writing is coherent. It's just that I was a little confused at the beginning, but the more I read later, the better it gets. [Sending my heart]

Although I was confused by the prologue, the content is really interesting [heartfelt]

It's very beautiful, but I can't understand some parts.

Is Mei not going to show up?

It's very poetic, like an epic poem, like God's prayers are recording it, and it has a kind of dehumanizing beauty. Hmm~~(Thinking)… There are too many descriptions in other parts, especially the beginning of each chapter, which is a bit unfriendly to readers like me who have abandoned their brains.

I can't understand it, maybe it's just me, so I won't comment.