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Worldview construction It belongs to a more earthly world, with no intrigues, sound laws, and cameras everywhere. Basically, no particularly serious incidents will happen in the city. Plot aspect It's rather relaxed, pseudo-invincible, and suitable for daily viewing. The writing is also okay. As for the subject matter, I won't go into details here, as there is an introduction.

It's a very classic male channel genius flow. I like the setting very much, but as expected, most of the protagonists are surrounded by women, and they are quite similar (basically they are cold-faced, silent and strong). The other men who appear are basically marginalized. Of course, they are all common problems among male channels. Keep up the good work.

It's difficult. It took me 90 chapters to write a dungeon (the dungeon is too long). The important thing is that the protagonist's strength hasn't changed much after the dungeon came out (it's about realm, except for the new magic he learned). The characterization is okay. I recommend skipping through chapters 71 to 167 (one dungeon).

I'm looking forward to the author's synopsis. I hope the plot of the synopsis can be lighter. I was stabbed in the second game and raped in the second game. I don't want to read heavy online articles anymore.

Should it be a Western Fantasy Academy novel? Then it has a bit of a gleeful setting, the world view is quite good, and there are many jokes about the author, which made me laugh while watching it. It can be said that the second disease of Nisi Huanfeng is very realistic. Some of the descriptions are particularly graphic. It feels like watching anime hahaha

What I can say about this book is that it gave me a very new feeling, the escape of the protagonist, the direction of the plot, well, I actually don't know how to describe it, but this book is actually quite good-looking. As for the shortcomings, I personally feel that the development of the plot and the improvement of the strength are a bit too fast, and there is no knife. Maybe I am used to being knifed. I am also an omnivore, and I can read it even if I haven't read the original work, but my taste is very picky, and I prefer to add it to the bookshelf after reading it. If I can add it to the bookshelf, it is considered well-written, and this is my first review, and it is written very seriously. In short, this book is okay, I give it five stars.

When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is paid more attention to. When you are on the third watch, the little praise starts to sound, and the number of dead harvests starts to decrease. When you update the fifth update, readers' support will spontaneously form, and the voices of praise will become louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both internally and externally. When you are twenty, you will have a place in the bookworm's memories. Even in your long life, your name will leave a dazzling trace. Updates may not solve all problems, but more than 90% of problems come from insufficient updates.

Except for having an affair when it is not necessary, it is actually very good. The setting and plot are both worth watching. In fact, it has a strength of 9 points or more

How to put it this way, the overall sense of immersion is not strong, and the story has a clear sense of fragmentation. There is no explanation when switching from one scene to another, which makes it very confusing. However, it is still a very good book worth reading. The author will do a lot to update and don't let this book end.

It's pretty cool, at least the first volume is like that. When I read it at first, I didn't feel it. When the first volume ended, I subconsciously felt like I had finished reading Harry Potter (after entering the Lost City in the second half of the first volume). The same low-level magician defeated the world's top, the same special protagonist, and the same sealed BOSS. So much so that when I wrote a review after reading it, I still felt like I still had something to say. I think the cheating bracelet was destroyed. I think it was a good deal. The beginning and end of the climax sequence are well explained, and it won't suddenly turn into a cool story and affect the viewing experience. But I have an idea: As a city in the sky, the previous energy problem of the Vanishing City was provided by the sealed Rihui. Can the Vanishing City restored by time magic still have so much energy to maintain? Abis stayed in the Vanishing City. With the divine core she obtained in the first volume and her teacher's research, could she design a plot for the first volume? Like Harry Potter Quidditch