I Transmigrated into a Giant and Rule Another World with Mushrooms

The author's writing style is as good as ever, and the characters are well described, and the character's personality can be revealed in just a few words. Unfortunately, appearance descriptions are still often late. In terms of fun, some well-known memes are played a lot, but they are not bad. There is suspense at the beginning, and the setting is colorful and perfect so that it will not be boring. The naming of the protagonist Wang Ming (Wang Ming) is obviously similar to that of the protagonist Wang Hui in the previous book. The difference is that the story unfolds similarly, but the difference is that the bright light in front of the brilliance gives people the feeling that it is a metaphor for more unilateral and complex human nature, rather than the multi-faceted divinity of the brilliance. It's just that I'm a little confused as to why the plot extension of the new book's outline will deliberately follow two plot lines like the first one. The protagonist's way of entering another world is a bit unique, and the frequency of switching back and forth between perspectives must be quite frequent. This adds to the complexity of the subsequent storyline development. I'm worried that the plot will be like driving a tractor, stuck at every turn. Finally, I hope it won't be like the previous book, which involved over a thousand chapters of hard work. The income was not considerable, so in the end I had to cut it in half and end it hastily. All the previous descriptions and foreshadowing were wasted. I wish the author that where there is a will, there is a way. [Learned]

Personal summary: I can read it, but I can only read a little bit. The subject matter is quite interesting. The protagonist can run back and forth and something will happen sooner or later. There are no signs of technological advancement in more than 200 pictures. It is basically a classic Western fantasy novel. The content is very novel, and the author's descriptions are good, but I always feel that I am constrained by everything. The plot is quite interesting. The protagonist's perspective is the macro direction and the ordinary people's daily life of the avatar is quite interesting, but the protagonist has not developed his own abilities at all and has been wandering at the application layer. , Why not develop mycelium technology, analyze, understand, develop, and innovate? I was a little disappointed that I didn't see it. I originally thought that I could see the combination of mycelium technology and industrial products, the spark of mycelium technology and magic, but all I saw was wearing modern equipment for melee combat, and directly using various mushrooms for melee combat. Although I later obtained the status of Zao Ze Di, the application was very superficial. Basically, all kinds of ready-made items are used. If I hadn't read this kind of subject for the first time and thought it was interesting, I would have run away early. I read the comments saying that the author's last book was blocked (I don't know the reason and I won't comment). At present, I have started to feel bored after reading Chapter 244 of Shuhuang. Although the different world setting is interesting, it feels wrong. Is the author trying to suppress the protagonist's combat power by unlocking the mushroom ability or drawing the blind box? Has he not thought about what will happen next? There are still more than two hundred chapters and it still gives me the feeling that I am still in Novice Village. Also, the protagonist has always said that it would be weird to develop the productivity of another world without developing mycelium technology. If we rely on modern industrial products to develop another world, we are not afraid of something happening in this world? I don't know what I'm complaining about. Evaluation period is from December 11 to Chapter 244

The plot design uses rare mushroom golden fingers. In the early stage, the protagonist uses a mortal body and household tools (although there are magic mushrooms) to become a level 20 boss in the world of miniature villains, continuing the humorous features of the previous work. Secondly, Wang Ye is a very interesting author. Tomato is one of the rare conscientious authors to reply to comments one by one, so reading the comments section of this novel is sometimes a pleasure [laughing] Summary: So far, the plot is coherent and interlocking. The writing is very logical. It is neither brainless nor overly cruel. It is highly recommended. This book and the previous book "Bread" are both the best in the tomato genre.

First the Mushrooms, Then the Villains is the latest masterpiece by Wang Ye Jiaida. It tells the story of an ordinary human, Wang Ming, who unexpectedly enters the world of villains after eating mushrooms. The article is humorous and often makes people smile. Sometimes, the author will use ruthless writing to satirize the bad phenomena in society, which is thought-provoking. The author likes every comment and interacts with her from time to time, which is very user-friendly. The most important thing is that this book is as addictive as a fungus. After reading one chapter, I think about the second chapter. After reading ten chapters, I think about the hundred chapters. If I don't read it for a day, it feels like a prince is crawling on me.

This is Wang Ye's second book. I'll give it a five-star review first. I hope it can be as brilliantly written as the previous one [Note]

The setting is quite interesting, and the plot is as interesting as ever. I hope it will be played stably and not fall apart.

I have read the last book, The Prince deserves five stars, and this one is not bad either.

The novel throws out a novel setting at the beginning. A feast of mushrooms transports Wang Ming to a different world with a height of only ten centimeters, and he transforms into a "fungus master", which instantly catches the reader's attention. The creativity of the extraordinary mushrooms is truly unique, such as "Message Mushroom", "Cave Mushroom", "Yellow Turban Mushroom", etc. Their properties and functions are closely connected, building a solid imaginative foundation for the story. The plot of Wang Ming using mushrooms and family members to build a ruling system and expand territory is even more fascinating, with clear logic and fast pace. It is a fantasy masterpiece worth reading in depth.

The content is relatively fresh among all Tomatoes and is not cliche. The plot moves quickly and does not drag on.

Wang Ye's writing style is still the same as before, it seems to take me back to the carefree morning when I was still in junior high school at the beginning of last year, secretly playing with my mobile phone at the table and watching the three tribes fighting against Gurumi's underground lair [crying]