Salted Fish*****

An extremely excellent second creation of the elf. It's a cool novel in an absolute sense. The protagonist is a champion, a champion among champions. The worldview of the story adopts the setting of Rainbow Rockets invading a parallel universe. This setting shows that the main purpose of this book is for the protagonist to fight mythical beasts. This will not lead to the danger that some works of the same type may be unsatisfactory and the plot is uninteresting. So far in this book, the protagonist's character is very stable. But in terms of plot, at the end of each chapter, there will be a little bit about the small blessings of the current stable life. Although this is normal human behavior, it is still recommended to reduce the frequency. If you see it often, you will feel a little sad. This book is extremely good, and these are just insignificant aspects. I have only seen 30 pictures so far, but I think the length of these 30 pictures can give full marks.

It's well written, but it's a group portrait (I didn't tell you earlier)

It looks good. I also summarized a few rules. The protagonist is either in the hospital or on the way to the hospital.

In less than 40 chapters, I fought two first-level gods, and I was either on the way to the hospital or already in the hospital. The pace was a bit fast.