I've Met Plenty of Geniuses, and They All Call Me a Genius

It's pretty good, but I think the world view can be expanded a bit, such as gods, angels, elves, mermaids, sirens, demons, titans, dragons, and some mythical beasts with titles. This is a really well-written novel.

I have watched Japanese comics about reincarnated nobles before, and you can also see the development potential of others, but I didn't return it. It was good at first, but after watching it, I felt that if the protagonist himself was not strong, there would be many places that would be uncomfortable, so I stopped reading. This book just solves the problem of the protagonist's lack of strength. In other words, if his subordinates are awesome, the protagonist will be even better. Only when you are a cow can you have the right not to eat beef... But well, if this kind of story has strong subordinates and a stronger protagonist, the plot will have a great number of words. First, the enemy's younger brother appears, then the protagonist's subordinates pretend to be a wave, then the local boss appears again, and then the protagonist goes up to pretend to be a wave... [Laughter]

A classic western fantasy appraisal game, the plot is smooth but featureless, and is no different from other books. There are a lot of books like this. I personally think it would be much better if the male protagonist had a dark and selfish style and was written in a more arrogant and dignified way.

I finally found a book that is quite satisfactory and can be read. Now when I look for a book, I don't ask for it to be good-looking, but for it to be normal and non-toxic. It's already good if it can guarantee that it is a normal and enjoyable book. The only fault with this book is that it uses a lot of routines, which is of course also an advantage. After all, as a routine, it can't go wrong. Also, I hope that the image of the male protagonist can be kept normal, not too funny, and preferably handsome. You can basically say that all your strength comes from the system, so don't be too pretentious, don't be prude, and know in your heart that you really rely on the system to make a living. The most important thing is to be able to admit that you are using other people, and not to be a casual, gangster-style protagonist. After seeing it too much, you really can't accept it.

The subject matter is okay, but the title of the book is a bit discouraging, and I read it several times before reading it. Each subsequent paragraph has a little more words.

Please, please give me two more chapters, I can do anything [crying] [crying]

It's beautiful. I like this kind of pure western fantasy. It's much better than some novels where the protagonist calls her mother Ye Fan or Lin Xuan [laughs]

It's still good, but the bet at the beginning is a bit average, and most people look down on the protagonist, who can talk back to everyone. It's okay later. The killing was decisive. Basically invincible

After reading the first 25 chapters, I found it very comfortable to write. The writing is smooth, the characters are vivid, the plot is concise and the pace is smooth. It mainly revolves around the relationship between master and servant. The main feature is that the protagonist is very serious and not yellow at all. Although I don't like it very much, it can be regarded as a bit more on the stage. I can't say that the writing is not good.

The previous writing was fine, but the latest chapter seems to have been written without care, as if the author couldn't continue writing and wanted to run away. Come on