Are Illusionists Weak? All My Clones Are S-Rank

Oh yeah~ This book is simply amazing. (I am not a shameless author)

Overall, it's actually pretty good. I've reached around chapter 70 and I feel like it's a bit bland here. However, this book has only reached chapter 79 so far, so it's hard to say what will happen next~ Doppelgängers and colleges are actually quite common elements. I feel that this book is well integrated. The description of the protagonist is not missing because of the doppelgängers. I just feel that the description of high school college is average. In fact, I feel that this should be a good and not difficult thing to write. It does not have the feeling of a college ranking competition (perhaps the author originally did not plan to write this kind of thing), but the protagonist will also have a university college later, haha, let's see what it looks like~

5 Points: A masterpiece that combines quality and comfort. What surprises me the most is the ingenious naming of the characters. Not only are the character names concise and easy to remember, perfect for readers like me who are not sensitive to names, but the naming of the male protagonist's clone also has a hidden homophonic interest, and the details are full of care. The setting without a heroine strips away redundant emotional lines, allowing the plot to focus on the core context, making the reading pure and immersive. What's even more rare is that the rhythm of the story is precise. The slow and unhurried narrative rhythm not only ensures the complete unfolding of the plot, but also does not make people feel procrastinated. The reading experience is particularly smooth. There are no obvious flaws in the book. From the setting to the narrative, everything meets expectations. It deserves full marks.

Why not just start the game and then retreat to the background?

It's okay. I read it on and off for 5 days, probably more than 40 hours. It's not completely enjoyable, but it does feel a bit average. But there's nothing wrong with it. There's nothing wrong with the protagonist overall. , The description is interesting, but the narrative description is very big, but it cannot write that sense of grandeur. There are not many amazing things, but there are no mistakes, so it is quite satisfactory in Tomato. It still feels a bit old-fashioned. At least I can still watch it. There is also an important shortcoming, which is too few. At least come on and update it, 300 chapters a day [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking] Also, does the clone have a plot line? In addition to being a tool man, it is to gain experience, and cannot give a plot line to an identity? But I haven't seen the latest chapter yet, I hope there will be results...

I think it's quite good. There was one part in the early stage where I couldn't stand it. Upgrading was boring, but later on it was fine. I stocked up on the author's updates. Usually, they don't suit my taste and I can't stand them. But I was able to stand up to this one. The protagonist himself is also quite strong. There is no plot where he pretends to be a pig and eats a tiger. He basically avenges himself on the spot. He is also hunting down the person who caused the crippled leg. The characters could be more normal. The stories of these previous families are too difficult to explain in just one sentence.

Very good setting, nothing bad about the writing, smooth content, five-star praise

This new book is quite nice. It probably just came out not long ago, so the ratings are still relatively low. I hope the author can continue writing it and not leave it unfinished. Support [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

Very good. Most of the movies I watched were pretty good. I hope the plot will develop better in the future.

Come on! The subject matter is very good