Calamity from the Start: The System Makes Me Disguise Myself as a Hero

The overall feeling is good, and the character creation is also good. However, the protagonist is always suspected and passive, which makes people feel very frustrated. The author can create some events to make the protagonist change from passive to active. Otherwise, he will always be passive, which makes people uncomfortable to watch.

Finally, he is no longer the protagonist. He is a very powerful Shuangwen. He has the ability to grow. There are no mentally retarded people around him. He is very normal and reasonable. He belongs to a relatively standard group portrait. The distribution of strength is relatively even, rather than the protagonist being the only one.

The writing is very good, but I felt a little uncomfortable watching it, that is, it is about the position, betrayal, and what you have to do to survive. For a person like me who likes to speak clearly and does not want to have misunderstandings, it is very frustrating to watch, but the protagonist cannot talk about it because it is a big gamble, a big gamble about life, so you can only be careful in life. The characters and plot are okay

The background setting is quite interesting. The protagonist survives through cracks and cracks. However, the entry is relatively fast and there is less foreshadowing. Many of the story settings have not been developed yet. You can check it out.

It feels okay. There are some minor flaws in the character creation. The subject matter is quite novel. It is a systematic novel, but it is not like the mindless and cool novels that give large rewards for completing small tasks. The protagonist is very careful throughout the whole process. One mistake will lead to an abyss. I haven't watched it enough so far. I will come back to review it in the future. Goodbye👋🏻No more tricks

It feels okay, the setting is novel, but it's a bit strange, or the plot of the novel is not very realistic, and the setting and plot are not explained clearly. The first few dozen chapters are all okay, and the plot advancement of the protagonist is too lucky, but it is still very good. It is worth taking a look to see what happens next. The above are just my personal opinions for reference only. I still feel doubtful. Why does the academy use the power of the seal? Apart from the academy, what other force is there to counter a monster like the protagonist, right? Is it necessary to use a seal because of the lack of personnel after the war? I just don't feel that there is any clear explanation, or I haven't read it. There are also some relationships between normal people and awakened people, society, and some grand world systems. I feel that this summary is too little. What is the purpose of establishing the academy? Is it against these monsters? Have these monsters been sealed? It seems to be some sort of virtual battle from beginning to end, and where is the academy located? What exactly is it guarding? Is it the people in this country, or the whole world? I feel that the focus is entirely on the high pressure of the protagonist. For other explanations, it is an incomplete world view.

It's pretty good to watch, but the main character is so miserable, a purgatory within a purgatory.

The first point is that it is true, the protagonist will die, and the plot twist is unexpected; the second point is that the content is novel, with countless foreshadowings intertwined, and the ending of each foreshadowing is very reasonable. I suggest the author stick to it 😄

I don't recommend it to people who are stressed out (it means there are a lot of things to deal with, it's not not good to watch). My head felt swollen after reading it, but I have to say that the author's writing is really good 🥺 Come on, author! I think it must be very tiring for you to write such a detailed article, but I really feel that many problems have not been solved 🥺

The protagonist is really pitiful