The One Blessed by All the Gods!

It's been a long time since I've seen an urban fantasy novel. Ever since Apocalypse Forecast, I haven't seen an urban fantasy that suits my taste. However, the article is still a bit flawed, and the development of some plots is indeed a bit blunt, but compared to most Tomato articles, it is already a top choice, but I don't know why it is not popular? Overall, it's excellent, and I hope it gets better and better in the future.

It's very interesting, but I feel like there are some places where the author's thoughts are different from what the readers see, which made me a little confused while reading. And some turns are too blunt, such as the alchemy at the beginning. Then I just hope that some of the settings are too confusing. (In the end, does Tijanus look similar to Big Thibault [learned])

The plot feels good, but to be honest, the scene transformation and character transformation always feel very stiff. It feels a bit unnatural when watching it. It may also be because I am relatively slow. Then is this a group portrait? If so, I feel that the character portrayal is quite good, but it is a bit average and uniform. , It's not very prominent, maybe it's because I haven't read it deeply enough so far. I feel that the setting is a bit vague and the explanation is not very clear. Of course, it may also be specifically described in this way. The jump in the overall plot is not too small. Anyway, many times I feel that the plot needs to be solved by myself, because recently I read a lot of time travel stories, so in the first few chapters I always thought that the protagonist had traveled through time. The entrance of the heart (ruby) and the mecha battle were a bit awkward at first, but since it was the first three chapters when I initially understood the plot, I didn't think there was much of a problem. Later on, the protagonist (?) Fell into a dream. (?) So it felt weird to learn that alchemy (maybe it was a foreshadowing), because since the ruby ​​can directly help him answer some questions, why did the protagonist have to memorize all the basic alchemy (this plot should be to expand the protagonist's ability, but it feels a bit purposeful). I haven't read Apocalypse Forecast, so I don't know if it has a similar writing style. In short, it feels like it's well written. I just have to wait and see if the author can polish it a little more.

A wonderful plot synopsis, but the plot and setting are difficult to understand. Sometimes I feel confused while reading it. However, after reading a plot, I can understand what the author is talking about. If you just want to read purely entertaining articles, there is really no need to read this book. You need to use some brains. I found it a bit hard to read, but the content is quite good. One less star means that I have a bad mind (๑•́ωก̀๑)

It feels like a combination of Apocalypse Forecast and Urban Night Fighting Magical Boy, which is quite good.

The writing style is excellent, while maintaining the narrative function and ensuring the beauty of the text. The plot connection is smooth and there are few logical loopholes in the world view. The information density of the early plot is extremely high, which leads to a certain viewing threshold. The poisonous point has not yet been discovered. It is so delicious.

Yes, the author is great. The pace of the book is a little overwhelming, but the overall content and expertise are good. Moreover, the daily communication between the protagonist and Yuan Dian reminded me of Huai Shi and Tong Ji in "Apocalypse Forecast"

The apocalypse forecast gives a sense of déjà vu. The world view looks quite big. Western fantasy fans can try it. The protagonist's character is quite interesting.

There is a sense of déjà vu foretelling the apocalypse. Come on, just fill in some details after the world view is expanded.

Ok ok (I would like to ask the author if he can focus on adding some worldview settings. There are some places that I can't understand because I don't understand the worldview>_<)