Two Souls in One Body, but I’m the Strongest One

This writing style... Which big shot opened a small account? I have to say that it looks very comfortable, especially since I am in a book shortage but am tortured by all kinds of inexplicable new books and am speechless. It is like a clear spring. The protagonist is invincible and smart, especially the protagonist who is not afraid of physical pain and indifferent emotions due to his experience in the abyss, but occasionally comes up with some clever ideas, which is very interesting. The fighting scenes are described in detail, the various characters are vividly portrayed, and the plot is written very smoothly. However, the number of words is relatively small now, and the plot has not yet been fully developed. I really look forward to the scene where the protagonist leaves the heroine and bursts into tears after the anchoring is completed [laughs evilly].

Good-looking, really good-looking! The male protagonist is invincible and not as powerful as the Virgin, but it's a bit dark. It can be said that he is a max-level boss with a small protagonist. The system should be a foreshadowing. So far, everything is very good. The master's writing style is also very good, and the fighting is also very good. We will see if the rating will be lowered in the future when it comes to romance. If it continues like this, 9 points will not be a problem. This book is really one of the few in this style, but why should I read this book so early [crying]? It's too little and not enough to read.

(The following opinions only represent personal opinions. If there is any discrepancy with your opinions, please point it out instead of making random comments.) As a bookworm for more than ten years, I think this book is quite good. The author's writing style is very good (it is suspected that Lao Deng was reincarnated), and the description of various details is quite accurate. Then there is the character design, which is very stable and rarely breaks down. For example, the coldness of the protagonist and Chen's gags can be reflected in many details. Moreover, the characters in the article are changing little by little inadvertently, like the silent spring rain that moistens everything. It seems that there is no change, but suddenly looking back, I find that many things are no longer the same. After reading a long paragraph in one breath, you can feel the change of the protagonist instead of a template that covers the entire book. To be honest, I didn't really like Chen's character at first, because Chen's character has a strong sense of separation from the male version, but the amazing thing is that the author can make people accept this character through a little change. This is one of the reasons why I like this novel. I can feel a change like Naruto instead of just an increase in combat power like Luffy. Of course, this novel is not perfect. According to the introduction of multiple heroines, Chen's length is a bit too long at present. For me, this is a big minus point... Well, actually there is a simpler solution that is to update more. The only reason why the article is too long is that there are too few updates. I update 20,000 words every day. I don't think your article is short [laughter][laughter][laughter] Finally, I would like to ask how many other female protagonists there are in the author's outline and the space allocation. Are they all about the same length as Chen? (The above opinions only represent personal opinions (I emphasize again) if you want to find suggestions for drug testing in the comment area, it is better to read it yourself. Everyone has different criteria for judging whether a book is good or not. A bad book in the eyes of others may also be a good book in your eyes)

Bi Feng is considered very mature, I guess someone opened a small account. The setting is relatively old-fashioned, but it can be ignored because it reads smoothly and has a strong sense of substitution. Also, don't let me feed you this book.

The interaction between the protagonist and the heroine is very warm, and the relationship between the heroine and her friends is enviable. As the protagonist, unexpected and unreasonable situations can occur every time. Among them, the description of combat and the use of abilities are refreshing. And the protagonist's abyss-like thinking logic is full of recognition and admiration.

It looks great, I look forward to the Shura Field that will happen after the substitutions in the later stage [Love][Love]

It's indescribable. It's such a hearty enjoyment. It's been a long time since I've read such a high-quality novel. I'm sure some big boss is playing a trumpet. This writing style, this description of the scene, this non-toxic refreshing. I can't do it anymore, Modo Modo, I want more.

It's so cool to fight, there are no poisonous points at present, the main character design is very good, the system and the male and female protagonists have their own plans, and the fighting details are in place, I'm so sorry.

This book is really well written, the plot and characters are very good, and in terms of fighting scenes, the simple, rough and elegant movements and collisions between bodies give people a strong sense of the picture. Speaking of the protagonist Bai Ze, who has white hair and red eyes, I believe you all have an image in your mind. What do you think? Because I play dual combat, the image I often think of is Luna (Miyue Handiao), and I have many similarities with this character. She is powerful, cold, and indifferent.

After watching it for two days, I felt that it was okay. The writing was okay and I was pleasantly surprised by the portrayal of other characters. There is also the issue of the gender of the protagonist. I saw some people saying that the male protagonist is the same as the female protagonist, so I just want to briefly express my own opinion. I feel that the protagonist is male at the beginning. After countless years in the Black Abyss, most people's part of their humanity is separated, leaving only something more like a god developed in the Black Abyss. In order to escape from the dark abyss and share the body with the heroine in reality, I think the gender at this time can only be considered a small number of neutral characters with a slightly masculine personality, and a divinity that is indifferent to most human values ​​and chastity. In the process of possessing the heroine, a neutral person is gradually affected into a woman with a slightly masculine personality (to be honest, I feel that it is intentional by the protagonist, so that he can better control and use the heroine in the future) To be honest, the divine indifference or indifference coupled with the three-no attribute really struck a chord with me, so now I see that I no longer mind the issue of the male protagonist becoming more and more feminine. In other words, I regard the protagonist as a gender. As for the male, it can only be regarded as a feature that enriches the character and makes the character more connotative and deep. The above content is purely my personal opinion and contains a lot of personal supervisor's judgment. If it makes you feel uncomfortable, dissatisfied or unhappy, please feel free to comment (of course it's best not to comment, if you don't like it, just mark it off and qwq)