Sequence: the Black Tide Is Coming

A very interesting book [face covering] The negative reviews should be all from dog-licking and 🐢male [face covering] because the author created a harem for pig feet, and other plots and details are very exciting. What impressed me the most was that during the adventure, the pig's trotter squeezed the poison out of the Countess's buttocks. When the description became more and more beautiful, she farted out, which directly dispelled the pig's trotter's extraordinary thoughts [face covering] [face covering] [face covering]

In a word, happy! The protagonist never makes a mark when killing enemies, nor does he have a virgin heart or be kidnapped by morality, but his behavior is principled. The only drawback so far is that the protagonist has a system, but there is no storage space! Supplementary explanation: The protagonist is a dog licker for two generations. So far, he is still being played around by Hathaway. He seems to enjoy it endlessly. In short, I can't be the only one who is poisoned.

Ignore the bad reviews, this novel should have some exciting points, but it is not a mindless novel. The protagonist has a very clear understanding, which is the issue of class and privilege. No, because when I reach a higher class, I will use my privileges to enjoy oppressing slaves and others to satisfy my own desires. For example, if I become a lord, then I will go to the slave market to buy slaves, or travel through time or create a supreme home. The tribe, as a new world, a new society, and young people indoctrinated with new ideas, clearly tell us that this kind of class is created to create a privileged class and should be eliminated, instead of following social Darwinism, the law of the jungle, and survival of the fittest. For example, do you think I should be a lord when the nobles create hereditary families to enjoy privileges? Let me ask you, if these privileges take your daughter to Loli Island, will you be happy? This is why New World tells us why the privileged class must be eliminated. The protagonist in it is this kind of person and will not use it just because he has a little privilege.

Although the routine is very old, the characters are actually good. From the current perspective, the process of getting involved is slightly flawed, but the flaws cannot be concealed. I hope that the follow-up will change from passive to active, and then enter a true epic. Minus one star. When fighting the final boss of the map, he transforms into a dragon, and then your Demon-Breaking Sword evolves into a Dragon-Slaying Sword. Isn't it a bit wrong? I can accept it whether you want it to be more powerful, more sharp, or more capable of breaking earth veins. In other words, you ask the system father for help, and then I can accept his autonomous evolution characteristics. I even think it makes sense to evolve bloodline and suppress bloodline. Just kill the dragon directly. It is too forceful and there is no follow-up... I'm a little distracted

Not bad. The protagonist has good intentions but is not stupid. He also knows what he wants and is not influenced by others. The most regrettable thing is that he feels a little suppressed. It can be seen that the protagonist is not mysophobic. Forget about being a mercenary. It is definitely a bit dirty. It is a pity that the butler does not accept it. Looking at the subsequent plot, I will probably never see it again in my life. In my eyes, it is better not to accept it than not to be ambiguous. But overall it is okay. The appearance is simple and rough, but it is still moderate. It does not turn into an invincible novel all of a sudden and it does not suppress the protagonist's combat power.

The noble protagonist, the author of Nourishing the Stomach, wrote a harem novel [like]. Who wouldn't love a Japanese male protagonist who is hilarious and playful? [Praise]

I think it is a very good novel. Although the plot is a bit classic, it is very solid step by step. It is considered to be high-quality food. It should be rated above 8 points, not so low.

King of Pigeons! Open a new book! Good luck! Ai Kang, give me more to make me healthy!

There are seven countries in the book. It is currently a medieval European castle aristocratic style. It uses some elements of the Seven Gods and Earth Lines, but it is innovative and the plot characters do not have many poisonous points. I look forward to the subsequent descriptions of the countries.

It's a decent Western fantasy novel. The male protagonist's name is relatively Western, and he belongs to Wei Guangzheng. The royal line he takes is not pure Chinese, so it won't be too dramatic. It avoids a small disadvantage. The highlight is that the setting of Goldfinger is relatively novel and future-oriented.

The book is really good, it is a good adventure book, and it is considered top-notch on Tomato. It's just this title. If you read too many books on Tomato, it's easy to skip it. The title of the book doesn't seem to have much to do with the content. It means Sequence: Kuroshio. Kuroshio will not be released until seventy years later. Now, the system has come ahead of schedule. It feels more like an adventure novel. You can explore various places. Overall, it is very interesting. One chapter has 4,000 words. I didn't seem to have any feeling. I finished it in one go. If you like reading Western fantasy novels or interesting ones, I really recommend it. I can't stop reading it. [Praise]

Personally, I think it's very good. If the score is low, it should feel like 8.7 To 9.2 Or 9.3. The comment area mentioned changing the map. There are seven dragons and the main line is also the feeling of the male protagonist collecting power and rising to the original position. To be honest, I don't feel much about suppressing the combat power. The male protagonist in each place starts from the beginning. Isn't it a good idea to start contacting the little characters from the core as the male protagonist becomes more powerful (some people say that changing the map to fight monsters) is not a good detail (didn't the author handle it well?). That novel didn't follow what they said, and that novel didn't change the map to fight monsters? I think it's much better than some high scores from Tomato. However, the author's previous powers are a bit vague, maybe because the protagonist's strength is different? Or maybe the author's writing power was delayed until the end. All in all, I highly recommend this book. I hope this book will not be unfinished until it is finished [Eating Melon]

The writing style is still unquestionable, the sentences are smooth and smooth, and the power of the jokes is still exerted steadily, but it is too slow! ! ! Can you spend ten thousand a day [what] [what]

Come on, author👏, we've already seen the protagonist and the third princess. No poison! And basically all the pleasure you need is there. Very well written

A very good Western fantasy/harem/adventure novel about brave salvation, at least 9 points, which is definitely low. The background setting is a bit like Genshin Impact, the Seven Gods of the Seven Kingdoms, and the War of Demons/Witches/Leyline etc. Of course the plot is definitely different. The disadvantage is that the protagonist basically follows the system. Wherever the system tells you to go for a task, the protagonist will go to the next target. This makes the protagonist very independent. Moreover, as the later tasks become more and more difficult and the task cycle becomes longer, the protagonist's improvement becomes slower and slower, which means that it is a pressure on his strength. Of course, the system tasks only give the protagonist a general direction, and the protagonist is still in charge of the experience of going to a new place. In the later stage, a rescue team was formed, with CP and a sense of humor. Besides fighting, there was also a mixture of comedy and love. Overall, it was pretty good.

I've read Chapter 350. It's not bad. It's a good classic Western fantasy novel. Suitable for my taste in old stuff. It's just that Dragon Turtle dragged on for too long and was too slow. Overall, 3.5 Stars, four stars would be an encouragement. Come on, author!

A very good book with clear ideas and solid literary skills

The protagonist has always been a charming and strong character. I like it very much. I don't know what it means to not say anything to Samsung. For me, it is rare to find a novel that I can follow every day without putting any poison in it.

The opening rhythm is very good, I will review it after watching it later I gave up around Chapter 200. The slow pace suppresses the combat power and is not very attractive.

Although the routine is old, the author writes it well😄

The protagonist's personality matches his appetite, and the plot is also good

It's very interesting. The author has fixed 2 chapters every day. I really like this kind of western fantasy novel.

Super good-looking, easy to upgrade, decisive in killing, clear in purpose, and good benefits.

The author's story setting is very interesting. It feels like watching Dream of Red Mansions. The small stories always contrast with a big story. Overall, they are very good. However, Longgui Island has not filled in the holes. I feel that the ending of the story is not that satisfying.

This is the story of a young brave man who grew up to be a savior through trials, calculations and battles in blood and fire. It's well written, but unfortunately, it's not a traveler's story. I want to see testimonials, records, and stories that are not limited to main lines and strengths.

There is a lot to read, but I personally think it is quite good. The author updates twice a day, while others update five times a day. Even if you want to get angry, you can't get others to do it

Keep the current rhythm, the protagonist's character will not collapse, and the combat performance will steadily increase without chaos. It is at the level of food and grass.

Haokan, it suits my taste [laughs] Western Fantasy, Harem, slow-burning, good to watch in the later stage The author is unstoppable and updates two chapters at 9 o'clock every day, with a total of about 8,000

I saw the latest chapter. It's pretty good so far. There are some minor flaws but the flaws are not hidden. They all escaped to tomatoes. The author remembers not to play with clones and masks anymore.

You can give it four stars. If you are new to novels, you can give it five stars. The first is the bad point of this book. For me, it is too overwhelming. The routines are too stereotyped and it is easy to guess the plot behind it. The saving points, the combat descriptions, are too novice, etc. But the author should be a new author, so some of these poisonous points can be ignored with a tolerant attitude, and the combat descriptions will gradually improve later. After eliminating the poisonous points, this is the advantage of this novel. Although this novel may be suspected of overpowering the battle, it will not set up an enemy that is too invincible for the protagonist. The protagonist's character belongs to that kind of Sigma man, but he doesn't have any emotional lines at all, that is, he won't be affected by women, but because his character is not too cold, there are people who like him. For me, the biggest advantage of this book is that the author can clarify the positioning of his book, which is the sense of reward as the protagonist continues to upgrade. There is no chance of switching to other genres midway, so I can read the latest chapter There are many authors of books who, because they are not clear about the positioning of their works, will suddenly go off topic in the middle of writing. For example, when writing a book about the strengthening of the protagonist, they suddenly start writing about plots such as invasion by various forces and wars in the middle and late stages of writing. As a result, many readers have no motivation to read at all at the end. This is off-topic. From the beginning to the end of this book, the latest chapter so far is written around the theme of the protagonist getting stronger. There will not be too many plots between the forces. Even if there is, it will not take up too much space, which is good. Generally speaking, newcomers can give it 5 stars. If they have long-term reading experience, old bookworms can give it 3~4 stars.