Minecraft: From Enderman to Ender Lord

Well, so far, it's good. Although the world view has been weakened overall, at least everyone has been weakened, not just the protagonist. This is very good. Five stars support [smile]

It's not too much to give yourself 5 stars for your own book, right? [Laughing evilly] Thank you for your support. If you have any questions, you can give feedback to the author immediately, and the author will balance and adjust the mouth and teeth appropriately! This book is the author's most popular book, thank you all for your kind words!

Yes, the novel is written about MC, but it is written in the fighting style of Fancun, and the world view is good. The protagonist's IQ is online, and the positions I've looked at so far are all about improving strength, but also have a human touch. In terms of fighting, it's also about wits (which is pleasing to the eye), and the shaping of other characters is also in place. Overall recommendation, there are no bad points, if you like MC, take a look (note that the MC of this novel is weakened, not the particularly strong mechanism in the game), it looks good but the number of words is relatively small now, but if there are no major changes, it should be above 8.5.

The author writes the characters of the male and female protagonists very well, I like them very much😊. Mainly because there aren't many MC fan fiction in Tomato. I don't play MC, but that didn't stop me from reading this one. What's even more rare is the author's creative attitude. The respect for the original work and the care for the characters can be seen between the lines. Whether it is the polishing of the details or the absorption of readers' feedback, they are all sincere. The plot design is full of surprises. There are no clichés. Instead, it deeply integrates the block aesthetics, adventure elements and emotional lines of the MC world. Whether it is exploring unknown terrain together or working together to deal with crises, the plot rhythm is relaxed and relaxed, and the foreshadowing is natural. The reading not only satisfies the feelings of game fans, but also allows you to immerse yourself in the smooth narrative. What's even more rare is that the author has a great attitude. Not only is he rigorous about setting details, but he also actively responds to readers' feedback. The sincerity and passion for creation can be felt between the lines. 1. The male protagonist has a cold personality. As an Enderman, he has a sense of alienation. He talks little but is thoughtful and always calm and collected when encountering problems. 2. The heroine is a little sunshine full of energy. As a creeper mother, she is out-of-the-box and cute. 3. The best thing is the deep integration between the character design and the MC setting. The male protagonist's small weakness of being afraid of water and some of the author's personal settings are very interesting. ([Laughs][Laughs][Laughs], the first paragraph is typed by hand, just to make a long review, but I really like it, please help the author)

It's a very good new work with potential. It has some ideas about Fan Village and has its own unique world view. Different other module worlds will be added later. After reading it, I feel scratchy all over without reading it for a day. I hope the author can maintain his writing style and update more＼(`Δ')／

Objectively speaking, this book is definitely popular in the MC circle of Tomato. Although the author's writing is relatively immature, it is considered a good book for the MC village theme. The narrative is engaging and the pace is not sluggish, but there are a few minor problems. For example, the protagonist's level in the plot is not particularly clear, and the protagonist's experience value increases very quickly. This can only be made clear by the author's subsequent plot descriptions. I still hope that the author can finish this novel well. This kind of fairy grass is rarely found in Mc themes (now, I don't know in the future, maybe I will write better in the future, it is still in the early and middle stages)

The character descriptions are very three-dimensional and each character is vivid. I feel that the writing style is quite good. The emotional line with the heroine is also developed slowly, unlike some books where you directly confess your love to the heroine and then the heroine agrees, and then everything is over.

So far, there are no bad points. The writing style is a bit naive but does not affect the senses. The plot arrangement is good, the characters are well created and the emotional line is slow. The focus is on improving the strength. It is worth looking forward to the follow-up content. Five stars for encouragement.

There is not much to say. The writing style is relatively delicate, and the overall foundation and framework are not bad. Xiaodu is simple and simple, and there are almost no embarrassing plots. However, it is recommended that readers have a certain knowledge of MC. Otherwise, some parts may not be understood or may be boring. As far as I can see, the author's creativity is still very good. Apart from "Zombie Him" ​​and "Puppet Master", this is one of the best articles I have ever read on MC. I hope the author can continue to write. 1 To my seventh five-star review

It's a pretty good MC story. There's basically nothing too toxic about it. There's no so-called malicious intent that overwhelms combat effectiveness. There doesn't seem to be any behavior where the protagonist does, can, or should do, but just doesn't do anything. It's pretty good. It's an MC story with high potential.