Have You Eaten? No? Then Take a Slice of My Blade!

The best thing about this book is that it's a cool article But this cool novel doesn't have any obvious poisonous points, it just doesn't have any general slaps in the face, the characters' IQs are online, and there are beautiful school beauties. The second is that his upgrade is carried out slowly. Although it is a little faster than ordinary people, it is rhythmic. The shortcoming is that the author's writing style is not very outstanding. The character design and the changes between emotions are not very outstanding. Black and red are also red. It is recommended to design a few characters with very strong emotional expressions. Mainly reflected in the protagonist, that is, once the intelligence changes, then the IQ increases significantly. You can design his story experience a little bit more, for example, let him enter a dungeon, and then increase his experience. The second is to design some more realistic scenes to stimulate the emotions of the protagonist, the rhythm or direction of the story,

Reality is boring, copy is exciting. Reality is always involved in a lot of events inexplicably Moreover, the professional intensity of a gourmet is not reflected at all. I read a book before where the main character met a gourmet who made his own food. Regardless of the ingredients, even if they were weird, he made them into props to improve himself. The protagonist cannot defeat the protagonist. Similar to his ability, the main ability of the Sculptor is that he can copy the skills of the monsters he kills. The value is not as high as that of the Gourmet, but he has so many skills that he can only compare with that guy at 46 near the end. This combat power system collapsed before the mid-term. The second generation behind him casually took out 300 fruits and ate them before he went online. An ordinary prop, man.

Good reviews. The logic is smooth. Rich in emotion. The plot is fascinating. The setting is also interesting. It's okay if combat power doesn't overwhelm development. The only flaw is that there are too few. Not enough. The title of the book is not nice enough either. I skipped it several times. I discovered it while listening to a book. I almost missed a good book.

It's pretty good-looking, pretty good for Tomato, and the copy is pretty good too. So far, there is nothing too toxic, and the author will also add some humor to the plot, unlike some articles that are funny for the sake of being funny, and the plot serves the purpose of being funny.

It's good to read. I've been looking for this kind of city + game + copy novel recently. I hope it won't be unfinished in the future.

It's very good. I've read more than twenty chapters and there's nothing wrong with it. The plot is smooth and the mission IQ is online. There is no childhood sweetheart, beautiful boss/senior sister/school beauty/landlord, no brainless villain, and the protagonist is not unable to walk after seeing beautiful women. It is really a rare and refreshing novel.

It's quite good-looking, and the dungeon is relatively new. I quite like the male protagonist, and there aren't many clueless supporting characters. I didn't see anyone who looked like the female protagonist, so I hope there's no cp. I saw a lot of people saying that they felt aggrieved at the end, but I saw Chapter 208 and felt that it was okay and acceptable. The only thing I didn't like a little was when the protagonist picked him up. It's a little late for my parents. I'm wondering if I missed something in the plot, but overall it's okay. You can read it in the book shortage. I feel that the probability of the book crashing in the later stage is quite high. I'll put the book on the bookshelf first. Insert an eye here. If you have CP, remember to kick me. I'll read it again and see if I can pursue it. [I learned it]

Okay, it's not poisonous, it's good overall, like Xiaoshuang, but it's not poisonous, it's not poisonous. This is worth reading, at least until the latest chapter. I don't know how to describe it, but it's pretty, a bit bland, but in line with the cool writing. It's worth recommending. It's amazing. In fact, after reading so many novels, there are only a few that are not poisonous. It's a big boast.

The game is coming: When I work, my attribute points will increase Written by Jiji Potato This kind of subject matter is relatively popular, and the general direction cannot be fresh. However, the plot development is more detailed. If you write something new, I can keep reading. The overall reading is a little less refreshing than the novel written by a novice, and the logic of doing things is a little more complicated than that written by a novice. This leads to the fact that when I read this book, I feel less refreshed than reading a short article. But because the protagonist's dealing style is more complicated, although it is not as rigorous as serious articles, it is not boring either. So about four and a half stars. It's not that new books don't round up. Hey, I've been watching it for so long, so let's give it a five-star support.

It's just like this. It's comfortable to watch. There's no big poison. At most, some of the data props are a little inconsistent. But there's nothing wrong with the protagonist being stronger. It's completely acceptable. He doesn't deliberately show off. It's all about getting stronger and giving himself dignity. I think it's good. There are no weird emotional scenes. It's very comfortable to watch. It's better than many supernatural and game texts. The only shortcoming is that the writing needs to be more delicate, but there's nothing wrong with it. The plot makes up for this. Come on, come on.