Wish System: From the Start, I Wish to Cultivate with the Divine Maiden

The writing is very good. If it had been written ten years ago, it might have been a new platinum movie [laughing]. The pace is okay, a little slow for the current mainstream, but it is still good. I think the author's portrayal of the simplicity of human nature is one of the highlights. Attracting so many real people [laughing evilly]

It was a popular thing in the 2000s. Now people may not like this kind of "rapist" protagonist too much. This part will dissuade some people. However, the progress has accelerated later and the protagonist has begun to pretend to be cool. Besides, how can this kind of setting not have the plot of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger and getting slapped in the face [sneaky laugh]

Not recommended. But overall it's okay, just a little bit toxic. You can still read it if you are in a book shortage. When I saw Chapter 17, the plot was so classic. The protagonist sees a new junior sister practicing kung fu (she is a royal princess, and she has joined the clan leader's sect. Ps: the protagonist has killed the clan master's son before). Then, he gives her instructions and pretends to slap her in the face.

The treatment of multiple women and the description of the emotions between men and women are just right. The male protagonist is not described as a succubus. At the same time, the protagonist is not the kind who is extremely smart in other things and is like a wooden block in controlling the development of the emotional line. The description of the emotional line is not perfunctory. The rhythm is just right so far, which makes me feel comfortable watching. In terms of character description, not only the protagonist, but also the supporting characters are well described. Many characters in the novel can reflect the author's consideration of the person's position and status, instead of being arrogant in important positions like many novels. Seeing the rise of the protagonist, he actively provokes and seeks death. People who looked down on the protagonist before will learn to adapt and respect the protagonist. In terms of the pseudo-invincible setting, there is no "pseudo" in name only like other novels, and the protagonist's sense of invincibility is not the earthy Return of the Dragon King-style pretentious slap in the face. I haven't seen a protagonist image that can be settled in a long time. The artist's setting is also very novel, allowing the protagonist to develop in many ways without appearing to be a single description: storytelling can bring people closer to each other; preaching can enlighten others and convince people's hearts; playing the piano is a good bridge to the emotional line with the Ninth Princess, one of the heroines (it also brings the protagonist's personality to another level [laughing]); wine tasting (wine tasting) not only serves as a hub with the protagonist's master, but can also replace the role of medicine and elixirs in other novels, and good wine can repair injuries and improve cultivation and understanding.

The writing style of this book is good, the author does not look like a newcomer, and the writing is a bit like a certain book. The hook setting is also good. There are no mindless creations of the void. The protagonist can achieve his wishes in a reasonable way through causal tampering and divine induction, without being too abrupt and blunt. However, the setting of martial arts is relatively stingy. The names of the realms and techniques are very loud, but the effect is not satisfactory. It can be regarded as a fantasy floor tile. Warriors cannot fly in the air until the fifth realm. Moreover, the life span of warriors in the first five realms is seventy or eighty years, and the seventh realm of immortality is only two hundred years... As for the protagonist, there is not much to stand out. A lucky guy who can cheat, at least dares to fight hard, is low-key and tolerant, and wants to show off at the same time. It feels a bit like being cheap and good. The three female protagonists mentioned in the introduction have also appeared. They are all good and have their own characteristics. They give people a good impression. I wonder if there will be more female protagonists in the future... Well, the current score is 6.2, Five stars to improve the score. Don't be discouraged, author. Come on [top post]

This book definitely slipped through the cracks of the rating system. It's a great book with excellent plot and writing. You'll be hooked as soon as you read it.

This book is the first novel I have seen in Tomato that has a strong sense of lightning protection, and the writing and story are very good. If you like harems, just jump right in. And the plot is very exciting and progressive. I feel like I am no worse than a chicken in the world of mortals. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

I think it's very good. Although it only has more than 100 chapters (currently reading 147), the characters are mostly well-drawn, especially the main characters. The most fleshed-out one is the current suzerain (villain). However, I personally feel that the protagonist's image and character design are not the best. Overall, it is a good-looking novel. I abandoned it for a while while waiting for an update, but it is still easy to read when I picked it up. There are many other books that I abandoned because of waiting for the update. Moreover, the author's description of the characters' appearance is better than that of most novels. The diction is beautiful but not vulgar. It seems that he has a lot of writing experience. Each harem has its own personality (although it has not been completely determined), but it is definitely more three-dimensional than most multi-girl novels. I personally still like to watch movies with multiple women, but I don't like to watch a lot of them. First of all, there are too many and I can't remember them. Secondly, many authors have more than one female protagonist. Either the image is flat or the character is repeated, or even the character is inconsistent. The author has handled it very well so far. I feel like the only character whose portrayal is bad is the protagonist. This should be considered a bit toxic, but it's not that bad. Also, this book reminds me that I just want to be a quiet and honest person (read + material). I have the same feeling, and the development of the main heroine is somewhat similar, and the writing is good. It would be great to have this book one day. Moreover, this book is not so violent, nor is it so depressing. Many refreshing articles like to do this kind of thing just for the so-called feeling of happiness, but if it is not handled well, it cannot relieve the depressed emotions at all. This book is very good, the refreshing is more natural, and the refreshing is relatively fast. These are all personal opinions. If anyone has different opinions, please respect me.

The character creation of the clan leader is really full and controversial. First, it is written that the character is extremely paranoid after the death of the parent and child. The image of the selfless clan leader and the image of the father are intertwined, making people admire and understand but difficult to empathize with him. Until he learns who died at the hands of the parent and child, he is entangled and conflicted, swinging between the sect and family ties, highlighting the psychological contradictions of the characters, hoping to drag things out. In the end, when I saw the male protagonist taking revenge, my inner psychological defense completely collapsed. I went from being selfless for my sect all my life to not caring about revenge for my parents and children. The extremes of things must be reversed, and the extremes of yang give rise to yin, which reflects his identity as the leader of the Yin and Yang Tao Sect. It makes people "love" and hate him at the same time, as if Sect Master Xu is as real as real existence.

When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is paid more attention to. When you watch the third watch, Weiwei's praise begins to speak out, and the number of dead harvests begins to decrease. When you finish the fifth update, readers' support will spontaneously form and the voices of praise will become louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both internally and externally. When you are twenty years old, the memory of the bookworm has a place for you. Even in the long life, your name will leave a dazzling trace. Updates may not solve all problems, but more than 90% of them The problem all comes from insufficient updates.