A Background Character Transmigrates into a Book and Copies the Protagonist's God-Tier Runes from the Start

Generally speaking, it has the feeling of a Korean-style comic. If you read it and upgrade it alone, you should have a sense of immersion in such Korean comics. The plot is also good, very coherent, and the logic and main line are very clear.

So far, everything is good, the plot is very good, the only shortcoming is that sometimes the plot is a bit deliberate, such as the part where the price is raised at the auction, which does not conform to conventional thinking. Everything else is very good, the plot settings are very good, and the character portrayal is also good. There are too many coincidences, and every time it reaches the limit, and then the combat power collapses too quickly, and I can't grasp it well, but the background and creativity are pretty good.

It's a very novel feeling, three girls Then it has the flavor of Yu-Gi-Oh Duel, winning a "rune" (trophy) Then there are Gaowu, Dungeon Secret Realm, and so on. I feel like I can still "relieve fatigue". Recommended by Shuhuang

It's well written, the battles are great, and it fits my ultimate fantasy. There are many girls, and it's ambiguous, but the fighting is a bit pale and feeble. Emmm, the battles of other characters are also hard to explain. It feels like the protagonist is basically taking over the whole situation. The protagonist can fight anyone at 55. Overall, it's okay, but the fighting aspect is really lacking. When will Ye Fan's sister have a plot 👍

Except for the opening setting, I don't think it is necessary to write it as a passer-by. I can just go straight to the protagonist's route and write Ye Fan as a good brother. The plot behind it is very nice, but copying the runes is too gloomy [laughs]

It reads a bit like Han Qing. Goldfinger is not novel, but the writing is broad enough, and there is no plot that forcefully pretends to be a slap in the face. Overall worth a look.

If it were a comic, this would be absolutely and omniscient, but the novel is a bit strange.

I found a great product. The male protagonist has a good personality and looks very comfortable. It looked good at first, but in the end, I gave the girl to the original male lead, and I was so taken [vomited][vomited][vomited]

It's just that the rating of this book is a bit low. Originally, I found the introduction and the early rhythm and content very boring. However, after reading it, people who often watch the light-hearted battle plots of different worlds in Japanese comics will probably find this rhythm very suitable. It is the kind of male protagonist who develops invincibly, and then the female protagonist madly pursues love, and then it has the feeling of a Japanese comic. Although it is a bit boring to read, it is really fun. If you have read Japanese light novels, you will find that they are very similar, and the rhythm is very good.

The overall training progress is a bit slow, and the combat power system is not perfect, but the plot of Shura Field is very interesting. If I continue to play Shura, I want to see the blood flowing like a river [laughter]