The Mysterious World: I’m a Clown in a Mysterious Instance

First point, the ability of investors in this book is too outrageous. If the protagonist gets benefits, that person can also get benefits? And I didn't pay anything, I just released a skill. I can't accept this kind of plot. It's just a personal evaluation.

I can only accept three stars. First, the protagonist's combat power has collapsed. The author's protagonist has not matched the strength of the supporting characters. The boss in the first dungeon was scared away by the conceptual skills. In the second dungeon, he fought the boss. This is the second book for a novice protagonist. If you write the protagonist to be so awesome and don't want to lose his combat power, you include the boss, which makes the protagonist very mediocre, right? Second, the mental hospital routine in the third dungeon is aging and confusing. People subjugate your wits and add supporting characters to the drama, and your villain's story is written headlessly. Is the logic between the two normal people's logic? The protagonist is really so omniscient and omnipotent in each copy. He is just a novice in the second book. The cool writing is not like the cool writing, so I can't appreciate it. Thirdly, it's hard for you to have to compile one or two professional skills for each copy.

Just average. I haven't even finished the first copy. It didn't come suddenly. Explain how to avoid death in the dungeon with the help of the course. In the first copy, the main character has really lived in this world for 18 years. Others are more like human-machine, or the simple human-machine they were 5 years ago. I just saw the two teams rendezvous and I couldn't stand it any longer.

I dig a lot of holes and love to see the foreshadowing. I feel that there is a slight lack of meaning, and I feel that the details are lacking, or they are too detailed and I did not notice them. It feels like there are too many descriptions of the protagonist, and if there is too much, it is easy to make mistakes. It just feels a bit weird. The descriptions of other supporting characters feel a bit sparse, and it is not easy for people to remember at once. I feel that if you lean a little closer to the group portrait, it will be super beautiful. You can dig holes in other people's skills in advance, and then write them down in detail when they play a key role, and then combine them with the character's personality, experience, plot scenes, etc., And it will be awesome. The plot of each section can be summarized succinctly in some way to avoid being as stupid as me and feeling a little confused.

Ahem! Listen to me! This is a book that you can't put down once you pick it up. The author builds a small town world full of fog and details. What impressed me most was the shock when all the foreshadowing came to an end in the last chapter, as if a light suddenly lit up in front of my eyes, and all the seemingly unrelated fragments instantly formed a complete pattern. Its narrative trickery is top-notch, and the reader is unaware of the clever trappings of narrative perspective until the very end. After closing the book, the trembling feeling of numb scalp and the complex sigh of human nature lasted for a long time. This is definitely the best novel I've read this year! !

Come on, this book is not interesting, it's a little bit poisonous.

4 Stars for now, the current sense is good, waiting for the follow-up, the current settings are okay The author is great, who is the heroine?

It's really annoying. Reading a novel is an old routine. Reading a novel is an old routine. How long ago was it set? I'm still using it.

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Just average. . .