Runesmith: It All Began When I Received a Succubus

There are a lot of flaws, and the plot moves slowly, a bit like reading online articles that have been written for more than ten years. By chapter 70, you can see a lot of foreshadowing (can you really finish it), but there is nothing exciting about it. The overall atmosphere is good, but it is a bit slow. I hope that the plot will become more and more exciting in the future.

It's okay, except that the main character's background is a bit ridiculous.

The author shouldn't be a eunuch, and of course he shouldn't be too unrestrained. He caught up with the previous book (you can also highlight the role of the protagonist, and the pace doesn't have to be too slow) [Learned] [Learned] [Learned]

It's really good, but there are too few. I came across this book too early.

As a fifth-level rune, this rune has very high requirements on carrying points, requiring a full twelve carrying points to be loaded correctly. His Majesty the Emperor issued an edict denying this matter, but few people believed it. After all, fifth-level runes must be drawn by a rune master on the host's skin. I don't know if it counts as eating books 🤦🤦🤦

It's beautiful and worth tasting by Liu Bei.

Very well written and very creative

Not bad, but it's a bit difficult to pass it off as a gift

There's nothing poisonous about it for the time being, it's refreshing enough, keep it up author

It's very beautiful, and the setting is also very novel.