All My Alts Are Beautiful Girls?!

Very interesting, but this is different from regular clone articles (not to mention not popular among Japanese people) Whether it's the plot, the characters, or the settings, they are all outstanding. The plot is exciting and the settings are reasonable (at least I didn't find any problems after reading the first dozen chapters). The only thing that makes me uncomfortable is that after more than ten chapters, the puppets and the protagonist are separated. Actually, there is no problem. But what the author set up is that this clone is not so much a clone, but another person who is a mixture of himself and other souls, but shares the mind with the main character (the brain is also divided into left and right brains, and if they are separated, the left and right hands will sometimes fight) So it makes me feel like I'm not myself, but another person. It's not that comfortable to read. Maybe it's because of different personal preferences. I feel like this book is more of a group portrait article.

Not bad, one sentence review: We found a small amount of novels among a large number of memes, There is a small shortcoming: the world view is sometimes big and sometimes small. From the description, it does not feel like a national game. From the setting point of view, it is grand enough. This is a reflection of the author's insufficient writing power to control this world view. Overall, it has an abstract beauty, the bottom line of the protagonist is relatively clear, and it doesn't make the most common mistakes in comedy novels, so it's overall five stars.

It's a pity that this book is not popular. This is already a brand new spell system. The world view setting alone is a setting that is easy to become popular as long as it is not written out. However, because of the tomato push mechanism, few people read the brand new training system, brand new spell setting, and high-quality plot. Again, it is a pity that it is not popular.

It's very interesting, I really like the contradictory setting of the soul. The logical details are well polished, and the author also made it clear in his words because the writing was not well expressed. What I'm looking forward to most is self-fertilization, don't just brush it off.

It feels quite good, interesting and interesting, but there are too many personalities of the protagonist. I can't remember the various clones and abilities. Secondly, from my personal point of view, I always feel that there is no need to help other people. I feel that I help other people too much. Although it is insignificant, there is always a feeling that the people being helped are used to kidnapping you morally. Anyway, I think it is enough to remind you anonymously that the game will become a reality. It may be a bit selfish, but what does it have to do with me? And it's really disgusting. You remind them, but they insist on tracing your real-life identity. If the protagonist is not already very powerful at that time, will it have an adverse impact on the protagonist if they find out your real-life identity? For example, threatening the protagonist or something. After all, if you are strong, everything will go your way. If you are not strong, then moths will jump in front of your eyes. It cannot be said that all people in the Dragon Kingdom are good.

It can be seen that the author worked very hard and tried very hard to write a good ending, but some settings are really terrible [face covering] Well, at least it means that the author thought carefully and put a lot of emotion into this book. That's it, it's good

One star less, lest you be proud [blowing kiss] Well, it was pretty good in the early stage until Pangolin upgraded to Him. There may be a few small loopholes, but the problem is not big. The logic is almost self-consistent. The logic after the early stage is also rigorous. However, I feel that the plot is chaotic and a little crazy. But this is just my personal bias. I hope readers will enjoy reading [flying kiss] [flying kiss], and I also wish the author a happy day. The more he writes, the better the work will be [send heart] [send heart] ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧

To put it casually, this book is really quite toxic in the early stages, whether it's due to the various troubles caused by the dice to the protagonist [face covering] or the author's poor writing skills in the early stages. The transitions are abrupt, and you often don't know where you are in the blink of an eye. The settings are output in one breath, and other people don't understand them. However, I can't keep up with my input [I'm about to cry]. However, later on I found out that the author had been listening to the suggestions in the comment area, and his writing gradually became more exciting. It's just that in the later period, perhaps after the other shore turned into a mesh, the characteristics of the clone became obvious, and it was always easy to be substituted into the play. And Lu Ren's personality is also missing, but the price of power always has consequences. Compared with Zhuang Mengdie's previous civilization, maybe it is much better? I don't know much about how to write novels, it's just a little review. I hope the author can write better and better, and I won't leave it at that. After all, the world view is huge, and it is a rare clear stream that I have seen in online games coming to reality (I have read few high-quality novels). It does not have such a strong template flavor, but dice always bring us miracles? (The author's book became an immediate hit). In short, the author will make progress quickly and bring us more wonderful stories!

Narrative is just the process of information integration, so it can be like this. 1. Any existence (as long as you think about it) is a possibility, so it can be expressed in parallel time and space. 2. Information interaction in the universe, that is, the story can be said to be co-created by the characters and the author. They are themselves, they are one, they are all narrators, authors and readers, but they are only one within the scope of the work, and outside the story, there are all (infinite) stories [Thinking] The identities of author, reader, and role are actually the same. All beings possess these three (or even more identities) and are each other's author, reader, and role. After all, in the author's book, there is an author and an audience, right? [Sneaky laugh] We are already the characters in the book. After the end of the book, we will no longer exist. We can continue to imagine and create. The stories are endless and the possibilities are infinite. Therefore, outside the story is nothingness, a false proposition, a paradox Story is existence

Among the large number of memes, very few novels were found