From the Start, I Inherit the Weaver Girl's Legacy

It's a pretty good setting, extending the fantasy world from the old "internal and external world view", and positioning it as a world that can be absorbed and grown. It not only integrates the setting of evolution and growth here in the [Lord God Space], but also cleverly uses [Incarnation] to carry the abilities learned during the performance that conflict with one's own growth process. In this way, you not only have the growth of your body, but also have [incarnation] to expand the aspects that you are not good at, and achieve the point of [one person becomes an army], which also relieves the pressure of finding teammates. The new plot setting of the dungeon world is also good, it not only restores the "uneasy feeling" but also reaches new and different heights. [Demon Slayer] Because the world view is small, there is not much to say. As for the "Wizard Dimension" formed by completely cutting the wizarding world and the Muggle world in the world of "Harry Potter", this setting is rare and is also a highlight. However, after reading the overall review, I agree with the views put forward by other [Book Reviews]. The choice of [Dungeon World] should be based on the improvement and optimization of [Weaver Fairy]. Occasionally, there are some that are not particularly suitable, but not too many. Even in the early stage, there is no one that is consistent and relevant. This needs improvement by the author. Finally, this book is good, keep up the good work.

Suddenly I thought of a book title "Infinite Copies: From Loom Straightening to Weaving All Things"

I think it looks good. From Demon Slayer's use of plot to surround Onimai, to Harry Potter's learning of magic to divide the world, to the current Inuyasha Demon Tower, it looks very good, and they are all original elements. I like it very much.

It's very good-looking, but the cover and title are not very good, which makes people have no desire to read it. I have added it to my bookshelf for a long time, so I clicked in because I really didn't have any books to read.

The writing is very good, but I just hope that the protagonist will work more in the real world. After all, the protagonist is still young and has too much time to grow and develop his own abilities. The protagonist should pay more attention to his core abilities, draw more lines of categories, and derive his core abilities. There are also advantages and disadvantages to the protagonist's kindness. Don't save people who shouldn't be saved, don't spread your kindness casually, and don't overflow with sympathy. There are some people he doesn't deserve. Poor people must be hateful. I hope the protagonist's kindness is only for those normal people who are also kind.

More world, there is too little world now! This kind of narrative writing method may filter out a large number of readers, but it is very interesting! Write more! There is no heroine in Oita!

The author is great, the copy in the book is well written, but I still hope to describe more about the protagonist's own growth, for example, the part about observing the law. I think it is more interesting. Of course, you can write it at your own pace [Adoration] [Like] Come back ~ come back

Well written, this is the least objectionable rebirth novel I have read recently. He is a really good protagonist. He is kind, calm, capable, and will not do anything beyond his capabilities. The protagonist is in an atmosphere of healthy competition, and he will also contribute to maintaining this atmosphere. He can not only see the current rational plan, but also prepare for rainy days. I feel much better while reading the book.

It's good-looking. It's not a harem manga about a reckless man, or an AI-filled novel with too many adjectives. The setting of the original world is good, and each copy has the author's own imagination and development. Especially HP's method and execution of truly isolating the two worlds, I can see the author's creativity and sincerity, which is a hundred times stronger than other worlds that have various stitching capabilities but lack of imagination and system. There are some shortcomings now: although the avatars have their own characteristics and potential, the ability development of the main body is still a bit confusing. What we know now is that the concept is threaded and then used to weave it, but how to improve the subsequent system is not mentioned. It feels like it is not as good as the incarnation system in knowing how to proceed. Moreover, the practical abilities of the body, such as ritual formations, alchemy, etc., Only describe how the protagonist studies hard and improves the level, but there is no description of the process. For example, for the asylum ceremony on campus, the process was only described as the main character paving the campus with silk threads. As for the shortcomings in the dungeon, except when HP World plays Cedric and enters school, the protagonist's education to other people and their admiration for him are a bit too deliberate, but it gets much better after the first grade.

The book is good to read, the protagonist's growth path is clear, and the world is comfortable to watch. However, the title of the book is really inconspicuous. At first glance, I thought it was a traditional fairy tale. Then I clicked in to read the introduction, which further killed my interest in reading. Another reborn protagonist, and an incarnation? What does the heavens have to do with the Weaver Girl? What the hell is clearing the world? If you haven't read these, can you still read the book? I have crossed it several times, but the current book title does not reflect many features, such as traveling through the heavens, dungeon incarnation, national coordination, concept control, myth inheritance, etc. In short, it shouldn't be so straightforward. The best book title synopsis is something that catches people's attention and entices (deceives) people to read a few chapters. It is very simple to describe a famous scene in a few sentences, such as Weaving Light into Silk, Siege without Misfortune, Wizards Draw a World, Tower Town Monsters, Silk Cast Siege, etc., And then pick out one or two things to be written in the future from the outline, and it will attract people immediately, at least I will definitely be interested. Personally, I quite like to download the dungeon. It's quite unique. So far, the protagonists are basically playing the role of a decent leader. I'm still looking forward to seeing other types of incarnations appear.