Transformed into a Girl: I Have a Game Interface

The proficiency panel is something I never tire of seeing. Now it seems that there is no poison or depressing point. It is well written. Come on.

The sense of solidity that the data is rising little by little, the sense of satisfaction that the skill tree lights up one by one - every point added is growth visible to the naked eye, and every effort is clearly quantified. No need to guess your thoughts, no need to beat around the bush, getting stronger is the most direct happiness. It's not the kind of flamboyant showoff, nor is it deliberately low-key. She is naturally strong, so strong that she should be strong, so strong that even she herself doesn't think there is anything to say about it. While others were still marveling, she had already turned to the next page. That kind of nonchalant calmness is more comfortable than any slap in the face.

It is a pure and refreshing novel, a person who will never be disappointed. There is no big problem in the logic of the world view of the plot, at least if you don't go into details like me, there will be no problem. The plot is not poisonous. I think it is more than 90% of the story. It can be said that if you read the novel just to relax, it is definitely worth reading. However, the disadvantage is that the rhythm is strange, and the text makes me a little exhausted. There are all kinds of strange connectives and repeated logical terms in an endless stream. For example, one paragraph in the previous paragraph is followed by another in the next paragraph, but it presents a difficult double transition. There is no transition but still used but, there is no progression or concession relationship but still used even. There are even cases where there is a paragraph between the transition word and the transition part. To be honest, it affects the perception, so I deducted one star.

Plot design: There is no big problem, but the design of the medicine may be a bit vague, but the logic chain is fine. Character creation: The magic monopoly makes most characters very selfish. As for the protagonist, because of the golden finger, the magic monopoly has less restrictions, and his personality is more kind. Personal opinion: Generally speaking, it is a good western fantasy novel. The protagonist's golden finger is very classic, but the skill upgrade speed is relatively slow among the same genre. The skills are relatively extensive, but the upgrade speed is not too slow, and the skill effects are obviously improved. However, the mastery intensity (entry＜master＜master＜extraordinary...) Has exceeded the lifetime efforts of 90% of the supporting characters.

The world view is good, and it can be regarded as a standard novel. The writing style is average, but it is weak in the middle and late stages. The supporting characters have low IQs. The most unacceptable thing is that the writing style is really average. There are a lot of repetitions of who knows what, and I don't know what I know. There are also confusing sentences and misuse of conjunctions. But overall, the world view narrative is grand, and there is nothing too bad about it for me. I actually like the character of the protagonist, and the panel settings are very good.

Very good! Although she is a girl who is more on the order side, she is not a little Aries who doesn't know anything and can only show kindness. Although my behavior is relatively independent, and then I level up alone, if someone comes to find trouble, I will be tough. At the same time, this trick is neither big nor small. On the one hand, it requires proficiency. As long as you put in the effort, you will gain something. On the other hand, after gathering the conditions, you can directly advance to a career through the panel. However, in this world where magic is relatively closed and knowledge is not widely circulated, the protagonist must break the monopoly of the school and obtain more knowledge through his own efforts. Many characters with their own characteristics have been designed. The world view is also quite interesting. Although it follows a series of classic settings from other Western fantasy works, there are some aspects that are not clear. In addition, the author's attitude is positive, updated and stable. This is a new author, and this book is also a new one. The one I have seen so far only has more than fifty chapters. I would like to give the author support and hope that the author will keep writing.

I have read Chapter 252 so far. The overall logic is quite rigorous. You can still take a look. For me, one minor drawback is that it feels a little bit cruel. There are probably two plots. One is that the protagonist burns the young dragon inside with fire in order to seize the talent of the young dragon in the box without letting others discover that she opened the box. Another one is when the protagonist is a mercenary, hunting monsters. In fact, I think the plot of hunting World of Warcraft is quite normal, but the author made the small animals seem a bit spiritual, so I felt, well, it was a little uncomfortable for me anyway. The overall structure and logic of this book are pretty good, and it's pretty good-looking. Putting that aside.

I immediately clicked in when I saw the tags "Singles" and "Fun Stories" in the profile. There was indeed no false advertising, no romance drama, just constant battles to upgrade and become stronger. After reading one chapter, I wanted to read the next one. I followed the big army unknowingly. After reading it, I felt a sense of emptiness. The protagonist does not have the impression of girls being pretentious and crying, and is very rational and cautious when encountering emergencies. He does not create hidden dangers for himself due to carelessness, and it is easy to take on the role. After reading this, I suddenly became interested in advanced mathematics...

The plot of this book is quite slow, and it belongs to the kind of daily leisure upgrade novel. At present, it seems quite bland. Apart from the sense of achievement of upgrading, uh, if the plot can have a high-speed function or a somewhat in-depth story in the future, I feel that the score can still go up. There is a lot of space in the characterization, and the character's personality is also very prominent. To summarize, it is a very bland daily casual upgrade article. The plot is slow, the characters are outstanding, and it seems that there is not much high energy produced. The world view setting is top-notch, but others are a bit subpar, and there are too many fake identities.

As long as you are on Tomato, this book will definitely receive a full five-star rating. The time has been updated to more than 80 chapters. I hope that the subsequent plot will be equally logical. There is nothing sinister about the plot, and the writing is quite smooth. I don't know how you, the author, manage to be smooth and wordy at the same time. Don't use the wordy style of ancient literature, okay? For example, even the action logic of the little skeleton needs to be written? I don't know if you insist on writing a chapter about a small character who was killed casually and resurrected him. I don't know if there is any foreshadowing. In short, you have to write it together with the plot of the little skeleton. I probably can't read it anymore. I can't follow it. I'm done.