Zenless Zone Zero: Playing Morax from the Start

In one word, cool! Worth a look 1: While other Zetsuzu Zero fans are still immersed in the harem, talking about love, satisfying their fantasies and not living hard, this book is trying hard to write the character of the character itself (I won't mention the name, basically the ones with more words) 2: So far, the setting and route of this book are very complete without too much description. 3: The only shortcoming is Thai Marubi (just kidding, the current shortcomings are too few words, and too many special sentences are repeated when trying to create a character. The suggestion here is that you can use other behaviors and expressions to create the character, and you don't have to use the same one all the time) 4: This is also a very important point. I hope the author can control the scale and not write emotional lines blindly. If you don't know how to write emotional lines, don't write them, so as not to ruin the character. Needless to say, I just wish this book will get better and better [Chigua]

This book is one of the few good books about Zero Zone that I found in Tomato. I hope the author can continue to write more.

Although I don't like pretending to be a pig and eating tigers, this book is pretty good. I just prefer to watch the kind of protagonists who kill everyone and are treated with respect wherever they go. I don't like the kind of books where they are treated as ordinary people and weak people everywhere. However, the plot is good and I can continue reading it. Well, after reading this novel for so long, this one is quite frustrating among the novels about pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. When I read The Dragon before, I felt that Lu Mingfei was aggrieved, but it was nothing compared to this book. The protagonist fights with the boss, and the people nearby say that the protagonist is dead without seeing anything. They also don't forget to mention how weak the protagonist is. The protagonist is obviously stronger than everyone else, but the whole world thinks he is the weakest. When he is touched by a random person, others think that the protagonist is dead. They are still there and want to avenge the protagonist. In fact, the skin of the protagonist's defense is not broken by that move, and the protagonist can kill him easily. Added again: I don't understand, why do you have to work so hard to pretend to be weak, even if you just show a little strength appropriately? The protagonist has done so many great things, but people around you still think that the protagonist is the weakest. Is it necessary to conceal it so deliberately?

JueZuZero is the first novel that starts at its peak. I read it and found a lot of five-star reviews. I really want to reward it.

It's nice to watch, but he's clearly playing Morax, but it's written about Zhongli? Morax can be seen as the Demon God of Rock who was arrogant but a little stable when he was young, while Zhongli seems to be a stable but without values ​​​​and wants to retire. (No malicious intent)

Very nice. 1. Zhongli also has no OOC, and the presence of the later system will be much weaker. 2. The relationship between the characters in Juequ Zero is also very clear, and there is no deliberate ambiguity (this kind of Jue District Zero is really rare 🤦). 3. The plot connects smoothly, and you won't feel awkward when reading the text.

It's very interesting. I'm very interested. Please update 1,000 words per minute, or 100,000 words a day [smile][smile][smile][smile][smile]

It's a very good book. Although I don't play JueZuZero very often, I still read the fanfic. This book is a good transitional book for me, who has a much higher concentration of Genshin Impact than other concentration of Mijia. The following part of Collapse of Iron is also very attractive.

It's very good in terms of storytelling, especially the setting about Zhongli. It's not like some fan fiction books, which just follow the three skills in the game and don't care about the control of language elements in the setting. This book is very well written in this aspect. Compared with similar Zetsu Zone Zero fan books, the quality is very good and deserves a five-star rating. Of course, if I were to read it, the rating of this book would be around 9.2, Which is more appropriate. Mainly because there are almost no good Zetsu Zone Zero fan books now.

It is quite a good work. At the beginning, the daily portrayal of Elidu was very detailed, and the details of each character were very restored. In the middle period, when it started to be linked with Teyvat, the interaction between the characters of Zero Zone Zero and Genshin Impact was very interesting. Later, when I looked at the chapter names, I thought I was going to write it down, but I never expected that it was connected. The scenes of the two final battles are also grand enough. If I want to talk about the shortcomings, there are too many characters in the later period. When describing some scenes, I will mention all the characters, which is a bit suspicious of naming.