The World We Saved Together

It is well written, tragedy is the core, absurdity is the seasoning, perseverance is the theme, and confusion and confusion mixed with powerless regret run through the whole text, but it gives me endless reading motivation to look forward to the inevitable change next time. Gods like boring joy, so give them eternal peace. Maybe nothing can be changed once, but the purpose of letting the damned people feel the pain together with God is firm and unshakable. The plot is vague but not lacking in delicate description, and the intention of shaping the characters is the author's current advantage.

It's really special. It's completely different from novels that can be written in a domestic environment. It has a very pure flavor of Japanese-style Western fantasy.

Five stars to support the author. At first, I thought it was a traditional alternate world + rewinding through archives. After reading a few chapters, I found out that it was mainstream sadism, and I continued to abuse it for dozens of chapters. Although it was not like some mindless abuse stories, it was really not enjoyable at all. The plot was also very obvious. At that time, every chapter I read was lamenting why the protagonist was not dead yet. After reading the archives, I thought about it after reading it. The coherent plot better reflects the cruelty of the alternate world. It also explains how difficult it is to save the world before Ren lost his memory, and all the foreshadowing was buried in one go. It's pretty good, but it's a bit tedious for readers. In short, brothers who like to read cool articles should not enter. Fortunately, the author has integrated the world view setting into the story of the first volume so that people can gradually understand it. The characters of several heroines are also very three-dimensional, especially Kelis (although I feel that the characters and stories of other heroines are not worse than hers, the author only talked about her in detail in the second volume. Update soon, author, everyone can do everything. ! ) Even though the characters in the first episode were a little thin, the story was already very touching. The second episode improved the characters, the characters' inner thoughts changed repeatedly, and the portrayal was very real. Although I thought it was quite inexplicable that day, when I thought about it more, I was amazed. Many female novels known for their delicate emotions are just like this. Now, in addition to wanting to see the opposite ending to be, my motivation to follow this book is also to see the personal stories of several female protagonists. Finally, I would like to mention that in the recently updated chapters, the protagonist's character has become very light-hearted. The sudden change in ruthlessness in the previous chapter can be explained by being stimulated by the experience of Zhoumo, and the change in free and easy can be explained by the lack of restraint and strength. But the protagonist is not someone who can easily abandon the heroine (if I understand correctly, the protagonist and Coles not only have a relationship, but also make a promise to her) and then turn around to hook up with the goddess. To be honest, seeing how the author has handled the character so delicately before, I really don't believe it will be a failure. I hope it is just a foreshadowing. I hope the author can keep writing

I've reached chapter 600 and the plot is really exciting. But it's a pity that if Shuangwen doesn't have a wide audience, it can be regarded as high-brow and low-key. Old bookworms may not be able to tolerate it. The author uses the first forty chapters, which is also the first chapter of this work, as an introduction to introduce all the heroines and introduce the world view. Then slowly unfold with each subsequent week. And the large range of death and return time reminds me of the first time I used Spring Autumn Cicada. Although some of the plots are a bit unreasonable, the flaws do not hide the flaws. Note: You need medium to low armor to watch, and the female costume is not virgin, but I quite like this one.

I read the first volume in one sitting, and it was unexpectedly exciting. At first glance, you may feel that the content is very depressing, but as the story unfolds, the world view becomes grander, and the perspective naturally breaks away from a single person, looking down at the story from a God's perspective, one tragedy after another, and the teasing of fate revealed everywhere, it feels unexpectedly refreshing. Especially the narrative perspective of the male protagonist who looks down on everything. The final sentence, about the man who just died and came back, is the finishing touch. (I'm very dissatisfied why the male protagonist didn't sell the hook, Le) The saint and her childhood sweetheart pass each other time and time again, and even getting paid to harm the male protagonist makes people laugh out loud. The portrayal of female characters is quite unconventional, and each has its own shortcomings. The Saint and the Blood Queen are inherently difficult to evaluate. Corais is innocent and kind but stupid and cowardly, and the female character itself is a tragedy. I feel like the last princess left a pretty good impression. After reading the text again, I found that the male protagonist was a little unfavorable to Kelais's attitude and approach... Especially after he fooled Kelais into going somewhere else, and then turned around to teach and train with Jess. Many of the subsequent behaviors were a bit too studly, and suddenly I felt like a cat🤣 But I changed my perspective and put the male protagonist into the Lance template, and I could barely accept it. It has a very RPG feel to it. The setting of the upgraded goddess, Coles' soft character and willingness to become a slave are so similar to Xilu, and contraceptive magic appears later🤣 But I still think that the vulgar plot of not recognizing each other even though we are right in front of you should be less neat. Even if we don't want to involve Coles, is it really appropriate to let a weak woman look for herself in such a dangerous world?

So far, it looks good. I feel that several important points in the subsequent plot are whether the princess will live or die. The beginning of all the tragedies in the second week is the fall of the kingdom after the death of the princess. The other nobles will need more "trials", which slowly drives the princess crazy. As a result, the human race is leaderless and is defeated by the demons one by one. What is the use of the brave man, except for escaping? Just to escape, the saint wanted to avenge Ren, so she took others to play yo-yo and gave away all the treasures of her teammates. I don't dare to play like this in RPGs. The sword master and the witch should have a big role in combat. They both know that reincarnation may be the key to Ren's memory. The current world view really needs to gather all the power, otherwise it will not be possible to defeat the demons.

How to put it, let's talk about my feelings first. So far, the plot seems to be full of suspense, very attractive, and very novel (maybe because I haven't read many books). After reading the introduction, I learned that the background is a world that is about to be destroyed. Because of this, I feel that the people in this world are all dark, but there are also kind people. There aren't many books out there, so I can't really comment on them, but so far, I think it's worth a read. By the way, can there be more scenes? I want to see scenes of random killings (I can see that the protagonist is very mysterious, but he is also too pitiful and aggrieved. Can you give him some strength? Of course, the plot does not need to be changed too much, I am afraid that it will be too cliche to make it a cool novel). This is my first review, so please bear with me! I'm still looking forward to the next development of the story.

I just read Chapter 34 and couldn't wait to come over and give it a good review. This book tells the tragic life of a weak ordinary person who lost his memory in the first person (this is the story so far). I feel that the style is unique in Tomato. It is in the first person. The language is very simple but touching. Unlike other online articles that are accompanied by interesting complaints, it is really just telling a story. The protagonist Ren is really miserable 😭Those who like cool writing should be careful. All in all, I personally like it very much It feels like the first volume and the following are two books, and they feel completely different.

Damn it, let me read the first chapter in the comment section. The Shennongs should be more detailed, and don't say it in a building. I don't know what it means. If you read it in one breath, you will be poisoned and die. Book lovers, just read Chapters 1 to 45 of Volume 1, which can be treated as a short story. Comrades, we must believe in the wisdom of our predecessors.

I actually don't understand it very well, and the subject matter is not very new. After all, almost all subjects have been published in the past ten years. Maybe the author doesn't want to follow the trend and write the article like a cool article? You did do it, but I feel that with an overly depressing article and a mediocre protagonist, it would be difficult for readers to keep reading. As the saying goes, too much is too little, and a novel should not be too exciting, nor should it be too... Depressing. In other words, at present, I personally think that the audience for this novel will be very small, maybe the author is just starting out? In short, I feel that the first volume is gritty and annoying, and the author rarely even leaves any foreshadowing of detours and counterattacks (not seeing hope is the most painful, and there is a not serious but long-lasting pain). Although there are successful cases in this style, similar to "Sword Comes", I personally don't want to read it. It's not that the writing is not good, it's that this kind of too depressing article does not suit the blood in my body. I hope that every novel I read that is neither bad nor good and its author will get better and better, so while maintaining my own ideas, I hope the author can try his best to cater to the public's taste. After all, people who write books always hope that their books will shine. Come on, authors.