There's Something Fishy About These Myriad Worlds

This book cannot be written by AI. I don't believe there is such a low quality AI

Humorous, so humorous. The milk circuit is like broken octuplets, trying to create a world where code F means poor breasts.

The writing is good, but can there be less wonderful metaphors? Even if you are learning the wonderful metaphors in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, you don't have to do it so often. It affects reading a lot. It's so uncomfortable to read, a bunch of adjectives, and occasionally you can say features, but now it completely hinders reading.

It's a good funny article. The author likes to write metaphors about gods and men. The author is also suspected of being a dick. I guess when he was in school, he was the kind of person who would deliberately beat the girl he liked to make him angry [laughter]

Overall it's good, but the emoticon thing is not suitable, really not suitable. It's okay if you post the emoticon in the comment area. In addition, the transition is a bit stiff, and there is nothing else. The combat power can be considered online.

Ignoring the issue of combat power is actually pretty cool. The author's wonderful metaphors are interesting and the protagonist is vividly portrayed. It's just that this combat power is too abstract and over-exaggerates the strength of wizards. Wizards are mechanical monsters, not strength monsters. Not to mention anything else, even if the protagonist's reflexes and magic attack power are not good, can he still not be able to dodge magic? You're not afraid of bullets anymore, are you afraid of the wizard's slow magic? Area magic may not work, but there is absolutely no need to be afraid of single-target magic. It feels like if someone casts a magic spell, you can punch him 6 times per second.

It's really interesting, really fun, especially the author's wonderful little metaphors of the day.

A book of fairy grass. I didn't expect Tomato to have the same outfit, and the writing was quite good. I want to watch the plot of the HP protagonist when he is in first grade. There is so much good content to write about, is it too wasteful to just go over it in one go? There are also emotional scenes that are a bit awkward to write. If you don't know how to write emotional scenes, don't write them. I'm tired of watching the scenes later. The protagonist can only talk about sexy operations, but can't do them at all. Just saying it but not doing it is of no use.

The author's writing is really good, and there are many wonderful little metaphors. I laughed so much that my bed creaked in the middle of the night, and my roommate advised me to pay attention to my health 😏

The Harry Potter chapter was well-written, but I stopped reading it when it came to DC. But it was really abstract, and it was a good and entertaining article. Will I return to the Harry Potter chapter in the future?