Possessing a Body from the Start, I Become a Blood Countess in an Infinite-Flow World

Just so-so, quite satisfactory. This is not considered a decisive killing, this is already a random killing. Although I believe that some people do do this. But in my opinion, the protagonist's feelings for his girlfriend obviously cannot support this argument. It's mainly a description of the relationship between the two of them, which I didn't feel was that heavy. Then, there is no additional time setting for this description of the copy. They stayed in the library for 7 days. How long did it take after they came out? Why is everyone still in the class? Then he said he wanted to go to the person squatting in the copy. And it's basically the end of the world, so there must be people who think the same as the protagonist. There must be cliques in every class. Therefore, when the protagonist enters, the room should not be so peaceful, at least a little chaotic.

It's very interesting. The author should hurry up and resurrect Lan Xinyan. I want the protagonist and the heroine to stick together.

First, the logical self-consistency of this novel is too long, which spoils the perception. The word water cannot be so watery, right? Secondly, the protagonist's character description is too deliberate. Forcibly changing the protagonist's personality and cognition according to the plot, coupled with one of the long and self-consistent logic, is very divisive and goes against common sense. Third, this point is not particularly important, but I still want to make some brief suggestions. The props are completely based on the plot. They are very sparse and frivolous, giving a sense of cheapness. There are so many incredible things in one school. It's not that you can't write it this way, but it will still look very deliberate even if you write a logically consistent analysis. In short, keep writing, your writing will always improve.

The feeling of separation between the front and back of Nanliang was too strong Before leaving school, he was decisive in killing and would use any means to achieve his goals. He wanted to resurrect Qingmei immediately and was paranoid. After leaving school, I felt relaxed, comfortable, and normal. Although I wrote about the reasons for the change, I personally felt that it was too rigid and far-fetched.

Why doesn't the protagonist hate angels at the beginning? The angel didn't let him seize his body, so he was just a man who enjoyed having fun. The protagonist should think that he has the ability to seize the body at the beginning of the game.

The author should resurrect the protagonist's dead wife 😢😢😢

Give it four stars. After all, I worked so hard to write the book. The less one is probably my fault. It made me feel very different. Overall, it's pretty good. The beginning is quite convoluted. The change in the protagonist's personality is too sudden, especially for the angels in the library at the beginning. If you have a chance to be resurrected, you will be greeted with a smile. You never thought that if they didn't show up, nothing would happen to anyone. The protagonist seemed to have surrendered after he came out. In the Black Tower, I understand that you said you had a personal grudge to kill the teacher. Later, you gave two choices and were willing to hand over the props, but they resisted. I understand that you killed them, but afterwards you directly said that you would not let anyone in the school go. To be honest, since you want to make money to resurrect the heroine, you must have leeks. Now no one else has entered the dungeon and cannot give you currency, so why don't you trade with them? As a result, when you come out, you just kill people and grab props. Can you tell me if you can exchange the props for currency? Rather than cutting off other people's paths, it's better to cut leeks along the way. In the face of a huge base, you will definitely make faster than if you fight alone. I don't say whether there will be someone stronger than the protagonist. If you accidentally provoke a big influence that day, won't you be gone? Of course, the author taking the blame will not happen. If it does, it will definitely be because the opponent suddenly became mentally retarded and allowed the protagonist to get through it easily. If it had always been about killing people at first sight, then the title of the book might as well have been called Transformed Blood Princess, betraying all mankind and joining the Black Tower, completely forgetting that the Black Tower is an outsider and instead attacking one's own people first. The first few chapters were really uncomfortable for me, who likes to put myself in, and my brain can't provide me with a proper reason for the long-term benefits of doing so. Of course, this is the best for other people with special ideas. Finally, let me ask the question, is the protagonist's current human nature or divinity?

There are too few plots at the moment, so it's difficult to evaluate, but I haven't seen such a decisive protagonist on Tomato for a long time. I hope it won't stop updating or end it prematurely, and it can be longer [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

The story is simple, biased, and the writing is excellent. The description of women's clothing and bodies is spot on, and the description of female abduction is zero. It is a story about the transformation of the infinite flow system. The male protagonist accidentally takes away his girlfriend and then travels through various worlds to gain the ability to find a way to resurrect his girlfriend. He meets a few friends to go on adventures together. The writing is worth collecting and the imagination is also good.

I thought it was a ruthless villain who plotted against his girlfriend to remain invincible no matter whether he won or lost by relying on props. However, it turned out that after being forced to seize the body, Lily posted a post with a high probability of resurrecting his girlfriend. Because there was not much foreshadowing in the beginning, the girlfriend sacrificed herself to heaven, so she couldn't empathize at all. It felt very weird.