Switching to Paladin, Saint, What Are You Afraid Of?

The reading experience as of Chapter 32 is a standard novel template, the story is fast-paced, there is not much nonsense, and the dialogues and descriptions basically drive the plot. You can pass the time and watch. There are very few poisonous points for me at the moment. They are that the members of the villain team act too deliberately (just to induce subsequent gunmen to join the plot, showing no brains, such as the clip of suppressing the problem after analyzing the data by checking the data outside the training ground), and there is no sense of elite monsters in the stepmother's chapter. In addition, some logic needs to be adjusted, such as skill use and character action logic. Currently, we can still see

Paladin, no, no, no, the protagonist's profession is actually the magical cat Yumi. If you want to win, you have to choose a mount [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh], I have a lot of ideas, who will be a good combination of cat and cat [thinking], haha, I told everyone not to touch, cat and troll [eat melon], hahahahahaha.

It's a standard exit flow, but the cheats you open are very powerful, and the conditions for opening them are also very fun. I feel that the only shortcoming of the novel is that the boundary between blood loss and injury is a bit blurred. It feels a bit strange that the characters have health bars, health recovery medicine, and blood recovery priests but also need to go to the hospital for treatment.

The plot is quite suitable for a short drama. After all, it's on horseback and you don't really get started. The subject matter refers to people on horseback, which is good. Based on personal preference, I would focus more on the systematic description and the character of the protagonist to be funny. Maybe I have read too many novels and short dramas, so it is a bit difficult to keep up.

The plot of this book can be said like this. Timgou was dumped by Green Tea and then couldn't think about it and died of depression. The protagonist, a time traveler, took away Timgou's loft and obtained the system. Then the protagonist broke off the relationship with Green Tea and ran away to become the school belle. Such a beautiful book must be shared with all strangers with five-star reviews, so that you can also be addicted.

Essentially, this book is a relaxing and enjoyable book to read. You can drive the car and then read it in your mind. The main attraction is the standard exit flow and various trouble-making operations of the system. The villain operation is quite satisfactory and the male protagonist is not a virgin. There is not much poison. It's a book that's better than the previous one but not as good as the second one. If you like to look for flaws with a magnifying glass, then I suggest you don't read it. If you just want to relax and have fun, I highly recommend it. At least I'm enjoying reading it so far, so the author will update soon! [Eat melon] Otherwise, it will become a star in a few days (throw away your brain and start doing things [learned]

Or there may be many people saying that this book has various flaws. , But for Tomato, this book is already five stars in all aspects for its novel plot. Some individual names may feel awkward. Nothing more.

Generally, the speed is too slow. The subject of quitting the team at the beginning is the best written by Butter. "Why are you talking to your Uncle Wang?" Is the pinnacle of this journey

It's a very typical example of quitting the team, but it doesn't suffer much, and pornographic jokes are also interspersed at the right time.

This book combines universal job transfer, urban martial arts and abstract systems in a very interesting way, and the overall reading experience is very good. The protagonist, Su Fan, travels to a world where everyone changes jobs and gets the paladin job. The opening setting is full of fun. The playful sense of the original title continues into the main text, with lots of laughs, so it won't be boring to read. The world view is very complete. The background of urban martial arts integrates the modern city and the job transfer system. The awakening of ordinary people's professions, the threat of alien beasts, and the game of major professional factions are clear and not confusing. The system does not follow the traditional rigid reward routine, but follows an abstract and funny route. Various strange tasks are often unexpected, creating many famous scenes. It does not blindly pile up combat power values, and the plot has plots and twists. The multiple female protagonists have their own unique characters. The Saint and other female characters have distinct personalities. They are not just vases. Everyone has their own personality, stance and growth line. The interactive dialogue between the characters is interesting and natural, and the sense of pull is very good. The relationship between the characters is promoted smoothly without being stiff, and will not appear abrupt or awkward. The rhythm is very comfortable, with daily comedy, dungeon monster fighting, urban crisis, and character emotions interspersed with multiple lines. The fighting scenes are well described, and the battles are strategic, not mindless crushing. While upgrading and becoming stronger, there are a lot of relaxed and humorous scenes interspersed with it. The tension and joy are well balanced. There are rarely watery plots in the content of thousands of chapters. The updates are stable, and it can be seen that the author is very careful. There are both passionate battles in the world of high-level martial arts and light-hearted and funny daily jokes, with plenty of excitement and laughter. Whether you like the universal job-changing genre, or you like systematic, multi-heroine urban supernatural novels, this book is worth reading. The further you read, the more you can appreciate the fun of the story, the characters become more and more fleshed-out, and the foreshadowing is slowly recovered. Looking forward to more exciting plots in the future, highly recommended!

It is very suitable to be adapted into a Japanese comic. The core setting is actually quite similar to a Japanese light novel. However, in the past five or six years, Japanese comics have been very flattering. I can even call this a high-end version of a Japanese light novel.

Why does the part of the seabed look more and more like the commander mode of the Delta, with five four-man teams, but you will encounter: the commander who doesn't open the microphone, the iron sheet that breaks when the infantry is touched ✓, the infantry battle that says the tanks can't advance ✌, the one who doesn't obey the command and fights independently, the bottom Tukun who refuses to change, the quack who pulls smoke to seal the gun line of his teammates, the reconnaissance who snipers but doesn't release the beacon, the siege who wants to drop a nuclear bomb but finds that someone has been calling for the gun, and the siege that slowly builds fortifications from D to A

It's super, super good-looking. Once you see the brain-smashing worm, you'll be exposed to the darkness.

What a novel idea! There is a lot of baggage to dig and shake, but the writing ideas are on the shelves

Very interesting and counter-intuitive. Great imagination. Good reviews

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It's a book worth reading. It's pretty good. It's not poisonous.

It's great to watch, and the plot description is very apt.

Good, good setting, good writing

Although the content is borrowed from the game, it is not particularly novel, but the angle is really unique. The protagonist is neither a virgin nor a heartless person. It is a very flesh-and-blood work.

The subject matter is relatively new, you can take a look

The writing is really good. The characters, stories and background settings are very interesting. It is a very good work that I have read recently. Come on, keep up the good work.

This book is much better than the novel "Four Dogs in Contract" which is also a quitter genre, and the plot is also reasonable. I wrote 200 chapters for the college entrance examination of "The Contract Between Four Dogs" [Grievance]

This book is pretty average. There is no poison point, so it can be scored 5 points. If you find gold in the shit of a tomato, you can get 5 points.

A very thoughtful book, counter-intuitive in many ways

The updates are too slow, the chapters have few words, and the plot is too slow. The only thing is that the subject matter review is a bit interesting

Overall it's pretty good, and the mount is indeed a bit crazy. I'll give it a good review first and keep it up.

Great, cool game world type article

Outside Ruigude, there are constant jokes. It's my type.

It's a pretty cool article, but not that cool.