(No split personalities + Perfectly sane + Pure sweetness, no angst + The author is very friendly)
Class: “Fabulist”
“People are always inexplicably drawn to exploring the unknown and mysterious, even after they have been warned of the obvious dangers.
Patients only want to read books about their own illnesses, because arrogant ignorance is the nature of the uninformed.”
On December 31, 2049, almost everyone on Earth was chosen by a game called “Abyssal Pantheon.” Willing or not, they were dragged into a game run by the myriad races of the Abyss. Given different classes, they struggled to survive amid the Abyss’s whispers and all kinds of “trials,” gradually gaining power worthy of a god.
Yin Wu, whose mental state had always been remarkably stable (strike that), received the unique class “Fabulist.”
“When a lie is trusted and celebrated by ten thousand people, it is no longer a lie.
When no one seeks the truth anymore, the truth is no longer fact.”
But Yin Wu had no interest in lying.
So he made his decision.
[Use truthful words to sketch out falsehoods, and let everyone use false words to shape a real world.]
Years later, countless “Yin Wus,” each with a different outfit and appearance but exactly the same expression, stood before the Abyss. Facing the players of the world and the myriad races of the Abyss, they spread their arms in ecstasy.
“Everyone, welcome to, my Abyss…!”
It's pretty good. Those who want to read a refreshing novel will probably feel a little frustrated. After the protagonist is found by someone for no apparent reason, I just turn the page. I don't care about myself or my friends. It's very sentimental about family and country. Fortunately, as long as you don't think about it in that way, it highlights the protagonist's ability to kill the second one on his own.
It doesn't look good. Don't look at it. I'll just look at it.
It looks good, the main character is in great spirits
It looks good, the writing is okay, but the narrative may have some minor mistakes.
The rhythm and copy are both okay. The writing is quite interesting. I hope the author can write better and better. This is a very good book in Tomato.
Aba Aba Aba
Everyone has their own highlights, which is very exciting. They connect abilities with demonology and have certain innovations in the old setting of professions.
I don't know why no one has read it, but I think it's well written.
Jie Jie Jie, it's better to be crazy, it's better to be crazy.
It's pretty good. I just like watching this kind of high-intelligence yet crazy show.