Furry: Reincarnated as a Weapon Master

I simply read it for a while, after all, I couldn't pay attention to the details in school at that time. Overall, the quality of this book is online and the reading experience is relatively good. The characterization of the characters in the book is relatively detailed and three-dimensional. Each character in the plot has his or her own temperament, such as the innocent little puppy Bai Ye (not), the serious but serious person who actually likes to have sex with his partner (crossed out) and the loving Qi Yue Er Yue... Every character is so vivid. In terms of the plot, there are no logical problems or broken settings, which is already rare. In terms of fast and slow pace, I personally think it is at a relatively comfortable level. However, the insertion of some characters into the plot is a bit abrupt. However, after reading the subsequent plot, I suddenly realized that. In terms of foreshadowing, I personally think that it has been handled relatively well, so when will the many holes dug be filled? (Being beaten) And there's more to be said (crossed out) I think the projector chapter is one of the more outstanding points. It can effectively summarize the character's life and show some character settings that cannot be reflected in the plot. However, I reasonably suspect that the "host" of the projector has a lot to do with this world. It's currently stuck at chapter 49, and I haven't had time to read it yet. I'll do a follow-up character analysis when I have time. Finally, I hope this book will prosper and have a most appropriate final chapter, and I also hope that Bai Ye and the others can show their own, most gorgeous curtain call. Here, wait for the stars to leave. At the end of the day, I want to stick to Fu Su Tie (get beaten)

1. It has a unique style among orc novels, which is very fresh and strange. It has a sense of immediacy like playing a visual novel while traveling around for the goal. 2. I feel that the writing style is relatively novice (?), And there are occasionally some bad sentences, but it does not hinder reading. 3. The way of expression in some places is very (long sound) in line with my taste. Like that projector, I really like it. 4. The CP of the protagonist (probably), this one is sweeter (referring to the extra story), but there is less sugar in the main text (sad) That's all for now

It's very interesting. The protagonist's growth is closely related to the farewell of his companions and the meeting of new companions. On this wandering journey, the protagonist meets his first friend, his first adventure group, and his first lover in the city. The separation from the system Fu Su has accelerated the growth of the protagonist. Although the protagonist has traveled through time, he still insists on living and is ready to defeat the devil. Although the story will always end, I think the protagonist's adventure will continue and the protagonist's story will always spread slowly. Witness the protagonist's slow growth and witness the protagonist becoming stronger again and again. I want to say, come on boy (Teen Wolf [like]) your adventure is still on the way

Although the number of words in each chapter is not that many, the narrative is clear, the characters are well drawn, and the ups and downs of the plot can also move people's hearts very well; The deeds of the characters in the chapter are shown from a third-person perspective, but some dialogues are added based on the God's perspective. Compared with the ordinary character display, there are more links for emotional expression, which will not be too boring but also more appealing; The designs and effects of some weapons and equipment are amazing. Although the way the protagonist uses various combinations to fight is not novel, it can occasionally make people's eyes shine. The occasional use of the favorability setting to reflect the character's mentality is really clever; Due to the limit of word count, the presentation of some sudden or even non-emergency plots will feel abrupt and can be slightly improved; Personally, I feel that every time a new opportunity is encountered, the system will pop up corresponding side tasks in a timely manner, which may easily lead to an excess of resources for the protagonist. Although side tasks can be used to promote the development of the plot, the design of some side tasks is not necessary. For example, the part where Bai Ye's parents ask him to pick up a book. Even if there is no side task, Bai Ye will get the corresponding resources. Here, coupled with the rewards for completing the side tasks, it will make people feel "Ah, it is really smooth sailing." The release of branch plots is not the only tool that can advance the plot. This is just a personal suggestion. Overall, it is a very good work. Although it has shortcomings, they are innocuous and do not affect the reading experience. The previous plot changes due to readers' dissatisfaction also show your excellent ability to balance the plot and readers' intentions. Keep writing, I think highly of you.

It looks like a very light and clear fast food article, but as the article mentioned, the story cannot always have a happy ending. From time to time, a little knife (?) And something heavier will sublimate the core or leave a mark on our hearts. Although I can see that some of the tragic colors have only been briefly dissipated, I can feel that the sides of the characters are unfolding. In addition, the emotional line seems not very obvious () I really don't see much of the emotional trajectory of Bai Ye and Ovalide... Although it is indeed quite sweet, two big dogs hehe... (Of course, it may be that I am too stupid to feel it)

It's a very nice book. The author is very powerful among the bestiality novels I've read. The plot development is also well-organized and the character creation is relatively successful. Overall, it has a good look and feel. It's worth looking forward to.

Under the furry filter, I don't think objectively at all that this is the top furry in Tomato. I guess in the future there may be a prop that can be summoned across time and space (actually, I miss Fu Su too much [crying])

One of the few I like to see

It's a great book. The author's writing is very good. It's one of the few that I can read. The "projector" interspersed in the middle made me feel that the author put his heart into each character. It's really a good book.

"Fu Rui: Reincarnation as Fu Rui Knife Master" made me uncomfortable with this book, so it has four stars.