My Teammates Always Want to Push Me Down When I'm Weak

This book is really good to read, especially when it describes Lu Bu's hundreds of rounds of battle with Sun Wukong's Q picture for Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai is really too strong. If it weren't for Nuoshou's outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six times strafing would kill him. Other than that. I prefer what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguo Mountain: "Young man, don't show off your pride in front of your brother Liang." It shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys knocking him to death with three sticks. In short, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, many foreshadowings, the fighting scenes are immersive, and the character description is very good!

The writing style is top-notch among Tomato novels, and it is the most standard Western fantasy literary talent. The emotional description is delicate and not procrastinating, and the plot is not digressive. It revolves around the messenger. It is currently the only Western fantasy novel that can be followed on Tomato.

This Western fantasy novel is very interesting (personally) and doesn't have too many negative points. The main character has a good character. How to say? I have read nearly 9,000 books, and most of the time I was looking for something to catch my eye. I found this book in the morning and read it until the evening.

The author's subject matter is very interesting. At present, it is about yearning for longing. According to the author's introduction, it should become abstract and funny in the future. The world view created so far is quite broad. I hope the author will have better performance in the future. If you prefer to travel to various places and witness various fantasy, if there will be abstract and funny in the future, this book will be very good.

The writing style is quite consistent. The main part of the story structure is the protagonist's journey to help the lower class deliver letters (this is generally the case at the moment. Some people think that opening a post office is a poisonous point, but its presence is very low. It is just convenient for the protagonist to collect letters). It can be read as a light adventure, but it is a pity that there are too few.

It's a very interesting travel adventure story. Unfortunately, there are very few descriptions of each city-state. It's really just a trip to a new place just to deliver a message. The protagonist has a bit of a virgin heart. If you don't care about this, don't read it. It will save you a low score after reading it. I really like this article. The improvement in delivering messages is relatively small each time. It is the kind of broad and complex small magic that randomly increases (similar to the life magic in Harry Potter). Although the author has written a lot at once, the only ones that have been used so far are ignition, invisibility, floating, and stun (physics). This is actually quite regrettable. I really want to see how the protagonist uses these small magics with average effects to create exciting battles. A light novel adventure worth reading

It's actually quite good, and the subject matter is novel. It was better in the early days, but now it's too slow and the pace is too draggy. The early stage is equivalent to leisure, and slowness is right. Now events and various riddles are introduced. The pace is so slow that it will not be fun for a month. You can watch it, I highly recommend watching it, but I don't recommend reading it. I recommend putting it on your bookshelf until it's finished. Oh, I read the book review and remembered the poisonous points I discovered before. Opening a post office is a poisonous point. I don't know why others think this is a poisonous point. Money is not the key, and opening it is not the key. The key is that the world is big, the map is big, and the protagonist will be limited by mail. If you open it and never come back, then why open it? According to the author's thinking, he wants to open it and come back. So judging from the current map, you can either open the cannon every day and just give it away without writing anything like the previous chapters, or you can send a letter and walk around in a circle for a year. It's really awesome to just give away the money. It's pure flow. Just copy and paste it every day. It's really awesome to be able to watch it. If I were to go around for a year, there would be no need to send this letter. There is a time limit for pictures and things, and there is no need for the author to bury it now. Opening a post office and going around in circles is such a failure. The relationship is actually not bad. To be precise, the male protagonist is not very good at thinking and handling emotions is insignificant. However, the male protagonist's behavior is relatively bad. It is so bad that it is indescribable. He just feels vaguely uncomfortable. The level aspect is okay, just take it slow. The author has also made patches, which means that the skills are instantaneous and the level is slow. One is to extend the content infinitely, and the other is to make rapid progress in the later stage. But now there is a contradiction between the protagonist's insufficient level and the fact that he is always a top match in every situation. The low level cannot be solved by quick attacks and combinations, and the author can only add high-level companions to compensate, which makes the male protagonist seem very incompetent [laughing and crying]. But this is okay, much better than those that are purely suppressive.

There are flaws in the economic system in terms of settings, such as the cessation of urban trade, and the fact that the protagonist's money from the nobles makes the adventurers entrusted to earn gold coins in this Western fantasy is greatly reduced. The writing style is very comfortable to read, and I can read the updates in one go, which is rare and exciting.

The male protagonist is a person with a very high moral standard. Although it is said that he is here to complete system tasks, the male protagonist is a person with communist and working-class plots. He is very good. I particularly like this kind of male protagonist. I will definitely give it a five-star rating.

It's very interesting. The plot is compact and full of ups and downs. It's eye-catching enough. The characters are also very rich. Unlike ordinary otherworld novels, it has not been homogenized by most otherworldly novels. It is very novel to read.

So far, the plot and writing of this book are very online. This kind of fantasy city-state in the future is very novel. The dark tide and various erosions in the book are reminiscent of a book I read before. It is also a type of Western fantasy + the great change of the era in the future, and it will be updated quickly.

The novel may be a bit awkward and awkward at the beginning, and the plot is a bit bland, but the climax of the plot later is still quite interesting to read, and the character portrayal is also good. It is not brainless, and the emotions are provided well. The more you read, the more interesting it becomes. I hope the author will continue to keep up. Come on [Like][Like][Like] Well, the plot is relatively gentle and the pace is slow. You need to taste it carefully.

It's quite good-looking, and the protagonist is very idealistic and charming. Even after crawling around in this strange world for so long, the enthusiasm in my heart has not faded. I quite like it, emmm, I'm not very good at commenting, but you'll know after just taking a look.

The characteristics of the characters mentioned are very good. At least now, some foreshadowing and so on are done very well, especially the protagonist's obsession. I just saw that the description of the protagonist's memories before entering is indeed well written, but it is a bit lacking.

The writing and plot are both excellent works, but the problems are also obvious. If you can accept it, it is a book worth reading. 1. The author should have used AI to assist writing. Some descriptions seem unnecessary and stiff, but they do not affect the plot direction. It is not recommended for those who are seriously resistant to AI. 2. The plot progresses slowly. The author has a writing style that describes all events, large and small, in detail. The overall pace is slow. After 500 chapters, the protagonist has only improved his strength by 2 small steps. 3. The feeling of enjoyment is not obvious. Since the male protagonist is weak in strength, most of the plot advancement requires external force and wisdom to carry out cross-level combat, and the feeling of enjoyment is not sufficient. Since the male protagonist's progress in strength cannot match his ambition (the main plot of the book), if the current pace is maintained, the book will have to be written to at least 2,000 chapters. But how many readers will be reading by then? Can the author still hold on? There are too many variables in these questions, which may also be one of the factors that hinder readers from pursuing further reading.

The author is very good at choosing topics. The clue of letters runs throughout the novel. It is obviously the most ordinary thing but it contains the most profound and rich emotions. Without describing the powerful power and grand narrative of legendary props, the most heart-wrenching and heaviest power can still be unleashed in the face of life, death, and natural disasters. The protagonist has also changed from an ordinary profession as a messenger to a hero who carries strong emotions and fights against forgetfulness and conveys his thoughts. The author is very good at choosing topics. This kind of topic selection is really rare, but it is quite good. It can best reflect the separation of life and death and the friendship between people.

A very interesting book! This book connects the stories through sending letters, and combines the background of Western Fantasy to develop the author's narrative and worldview description. Many elements in the book are just right, such as the emotional scenes, without too much description affecting the theme. But I think the author may need to deepen the background of the "Dark Ages" through more descriptions, not limited to the lives of the people at the bottom, etc.

It looks good. In fact, the author could add some elements of travel into it. It would be better if he added more cultural descriptions. But I think it is a very good work, although it is too early now.

The protagonist has a positive outlook on life, and does not treat poor people as emotionless machines and air like many novels. He still retains his faith after time travel, and can be called a people's magician. The plot does not have too outrageous cheating and the halo of the protagonist (there are some, but it is still acceptable). The plot does not advance as fast as other novels. It is a novel worth reading for those who like a slow pace, but it is not recommended for readers who like a fast pace. Overall, it does not meet the five-star standard, and many details are not handled perfectly. My personal impression is between four and four and a half stars. However, in the generally high Tomato rating environment, combined with personal preferences, I give it five stars.

Overall, it is a very good Western fantasy novel, with realistic characters and a protagonist who has upright views and is not brainless. But the pace is too slow. After more than 400 chapters, it is still impossible to see the possibility of the protagonist's success. This may also be the reason why the traffic of subsequent books is not good. If you can accept the slow pace, this book is still worth reading.

This is a treasure trove that I couldn't stop reading. I caught up with the 110 words in four days. The story of sending letters in a post-apocalyptic environment where communication between city-states is difficult does indeed give you the sense of adventure of exploring a map. The environment and humanities are also written in detail, giving it a sense of travel. What I like most is the characters. Each character is very unique and I can imagine how this character feels. The protagonist, Lin Gui, has a very upright outlook. Although he has been severely beaten by the doomsday environment and has become indifferent, he still insists on doing righteous things, which makes him very fond of him. The heroine is also very uncharacteristic, a chatty elf who is very ungrateful, and is full of aggression in relationships (she wants to be locked up in a small dark room and dominated [Adoration]); the noisy and fearful princess who is true to her own desires but has good intentions (very cute [Blowing Kiss]). The saint didn't unfold much before the fox showed up, waiting for the follow-up. Although I have seen some comments saying that they don't like the princess's material, I think she is very cute. In my opinion, her love of enjoyment and pursuit of material things are just the acquired environment that shaped her personality. However, she truly revealed these bad but true aspects of herself in front of Lin Gui, and she also began to grow after her identity as a princess was shattered. The princess's emotional line is not a universal formulaic development. Identity, one's own pursuit of material things, and the danger of Lin Kuei's ideals. Due to these factors, he left and returned. His feelings for Lin Kuei progressed to the final determination through weighing, entanglement, and pulling. There was a feeling that this character was very real, that she was really considering it seriously, and that she was alive. It's also very cute that he's always elated and then deflated! [Laughs] Finally, for such a good work, the author must finish it [crying]. If there is no outline, he can write it slowly [crying] [crying].

It starts well, and begins to winnow readers out at chapter 30. Including but not limited to the heroine seeking death inexplicably to advance the plot (the protagonist planned to cheat in the selection, but the heroine went to the selection alone, and then defeated the most powerful one, and the protagonist and the heroine had to take on the task together). It was repeatedly described that the heroine was taken advantage of, and then took action to restrain the other party; the male protagonist's ears turned red when the heroine talked in the ear; and it was like a princess with the same mental classification.

Not bad, it's a harem story. What's difficult is that no one else cuts off the male protagonist's beard. From the beginning of the plot, the female protagonist eats for the first time. I think this is great. Except for the poisonous point, she suddenly and inexplicably uses her own skills to protect an unrelated child, and then deviates from the original intention of sending the letter at the beginning. Now the purpose is It's so strong that it gives me the feeling that the system won't send it out without judging it. There's almost nothing else. I haven't seen any knives so far, but the plot has the feeling of a knife being sent out. The male protagonist's combat power is very low, his physical fitness is poor, his escape and stealth abilities are very strong, and the setting where the male protagonist is not one of those fw who only relies on women is also good. The male protagonist upgrades too slowly, and the advanced value is too high. If he achieves the purpose of revenge, I wonder if he will be able to see it by the end of this year.

I personally felt very good from the beginning, and the rhythm was acceptable, until the Saint appeared. Xifan will inevitably come into contact with the ability of prophecy. But the saint chapter gave me a bad feeling, and it made me feel more uncomfortable than the princess's scheming. Maybe this kind of article is more centered on the protagonist, but the saint recognized it at a glance and agreed in almost a few words, which did not match the previous protagonist's acting style. The prophecy-based Riddler, this kind of discomfort and suffocation made me say goodbye. The previous protagonist was pinched by the nose and walked away without revealing anything. In the middle, it is said that there will be prophecies later. But in the end, I was delayed again and again, delayed by the saint's injuries, and delayed by others. It really took a lot of patience. I really can't find a way to continue reading and remind myself of updates (the previous promises may be systematic and I forgot a little, but this kind of Riddler...)

It's the best Western fantasy novel I've ever read on Tomato, bar none. The best book that combines revolution and road literature. Every time the author goes to a new place, he will have a very clever idea. His imagination and curiosity are both attractive points. But the most important thing is the main plot of the revolution. The protagonist wants to bring equality and justice to this continent. Those who are oppressed, those who resist oppression, those who are arrogant, hypocritical, and those who sacrifice their lives for righteousness are all impressive. While watching it, I felt a fire burning in my heart, driving me to keep reading.

This book has huge potential. One of the reasons why I like group portraits is that I can feel what the author wants to express by transcending the perspective of the protagonist. If you are reading this book review, don't be fooled by the biased herd effect. Overall, this book is worth calming down and reading slowly [Like]

It looks good, I love watching it, and the person-to-person communication of sending letters is very good. The system's presence is not high. Although the princess has become a shareholder, it fits the character quite well. Because I can't bear the hardship, I choose to be the male protagonist. There is no problem. It's just that the update is too slow. Everything else is fine.

The subject matter is novel and not a masterpiece, but it's not as bad as some reviews say. It's quite satisfactory. If you read it carefully, it may have some flaws and some places are a bit watery, but it's good as a listening book to kill time.

It's very interesting, but it's a pity that I discovered it so early. The first few chapters kept me here until the end, and the level remained stable. I highly recommend it!

The characters and plots are well developed, but the current chapters are a bit short and not enough to read. It will be fun to read the story of saving up a city for a few days first. In addition, I would like to ask the author whether Avalon will appear in the follow-up. When the male protagonist takes the female protagonist and a bunch of people he met on the road to go to Avalon, he found that there was no one there, and realized that he needed to build such a paradise by himself. The partners he met along the way were the original aborigines of Avalon... Will there be such a plot?