Dream Maker: I Choose to Destroy the World!

It's really fast to complete the task. Is this the book with the red dot? In fact, I also think those customers' dreams are really silly [laughs]

This book is actually well written and has its own ideas. The low-end version of Dream Company actually doesn't even have any rules skills. It mainly relies on the protagonist's strategy to complete tasks. It's well written... It's worth reading.

It's very well written to skip the real-life plot and only look at the mission world.

I think it's quite interesting. The plot goes a little too fast, but it's not bad. However, I feel that if we can go back to the previous world, it would be better to modify the local laws or various aspects, such as spreading the pseudonym magic power and letting everyone practice it. Various things are arranged in each world. What about the Magic Age? As long as the thinking does not slip, there are always more solutions than difficulties. By stacking quantity on top of quality, the protagonist can take a comprehensive route every time, and this can also be converted into a complete background. Information is always the most powerful. It may not feel big at first, but when you rule a dozen or twenty worlds and control the population inside, then the superposition of information will cause a terrifying phenomenon.

Because two worlds have written Gui Blowing Lantern fanfics, copyright issues have led to the suspension of updates, which is very stupid. The overall writing is good, the power upgrades are reasonable, and the plot design is great. However, I don't know whether I can grasp the emotional line and whether it can be sublimated (if I continue to write)

It's very similar to the Dream Master of All Realms. Just without those outrageous skills. It looks good so far.

Imagination + reality + feelings, awesome

Not bad! Low profile version of Dream Master.

Come on come on come on come on

Not bad, except for the first one I didn't understand, the rest are okay