Doomsday: I Can Transform into a MiHoYo Girl

Although the author's writing power is not enough to take into account both reality and the shaping of the different world, the author himself has a very positive attitude and is willing to communicate. There aren't many problems with the narrative of the story in another world. It's a very good book. Of course, feelings are subjective. If you want to know more, I suggest you read it yourself. If you don't like it, just read the next one. [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

I just watched the latest one at once, so the following are my subjective opinions and may involve some spoilers. Personally, I still don't like the idea of a large number of other characters being thrown in. There are a bunch of peers and the original characters running over, and then it becomes a hodgepodge. It's not the rigorous world view I originally thought of. If there are only one or two, it would be okay. The plot also uses the concept of time travel a lot. There are many timelines and the body feeling in the back is messy. When the protagonist plays Ya in the front, the future protagonist secretly helps, but when the protagonist plays the little pigeon, there is another The protagonist from an earlier timeline in the future is helping secretly, and has been moving forward. The world view itself stitches together the settings of each work/game, and it is a narrative that travels back and forth across multiple timelines, as well as the Blue Star side. The overall look and feel in the latter part has become bloated and a bit confusing in my opinion. I really can't follow it anymore. However, it can be seen that the author still takes it seriously. Some deviating game settings will be quickly corrected when pointed out. I give it four stars.

It's very interesting. Miss Ya's character design is well grasped. Because it is a different world, there are no common poisonous points in the original world view. The protagonist's character is very comfortable. I don't see an outline yet (there will be). It is a good book. By the way, the audience's impression value and reaction have not appeared in several chapters. It is actually a setting that is different from the normal story. If it is grasped well, it can be a good gimmick. You can pay attention to it. Come on.

I read the content first and then the introduction. The beginning is good, and the writing, plot, and description of the battle scenes can all be considered above average. It's a pity that the world view may be original, but I have seen a lot of this style in 🦔🐱. It's basically unlimited streaming, comics, and multi-character transformations. There are also many fanfics of Mi family characters there, as well as classics. For Blue Star movies, they are usually presented on the third wall in the form of games or TV series. The details may be different, but I still feel they are a bit homogeneous. It gives me the feeling that I am still reading novels in cwm instead of 🍅. There is another personal reason. After watching it too much, I actually don't like the third wall of this kind of theme. The audience watching the movie will feel like they are being raped and made a show. I originally thought that the protagonist was exploring and improving in a different world, and I was very immersed in it. But when I suddenly told you that this was a TV series/game, a lot of people were watching it, and they felt that there was no sense of crisis, and there was no sense of improvement in opportunities. If we take a closer look at why a company has beautiful characters that no one has designed, and completely deviated scripts that are easily accepted by everyone without questioning, it will destroy the logical cause and effect even more... At this time, I quit and read the introduction and found out that it was like this. I was immediately disappointed and it didn't meet my expectations. [Cover face] Of course, there are no major problems with the book itself, and the writing is okay. I couldn't stand it mainly because of my personal reasons. I suggest you read the introduction before deciding whether to read it or not. Say goodbye to this [OK]

It is a rare good book, at least in this type of text, it can be regarded as the best among the best. Among them, the literature is exquisite, the structure is clear, refreshing and not procrastinating. There are no sudden turns, no plot collapse, and no data structure that does not fit the plot (for example, the two super large sects in the book about cultivating immortals are only thousands of miles apart. In reality, it looks very far, but in a book of this strength, it is difficult to find one at the doorstep). It is a very pleasant surprise. Recommended

Author, can the names of the protagonists be unified in the future? Let's use the name of whoever you are playing as the main subject, otherwise it will feel a bit strange when you read it and read it. [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]

Yes, it's pretty. There is only one flaw in the book, that is, I read this book because of Columbia at the beginning, but now I have just unlocked the second resonance character. It's not that I don't like Hoshimi Miyabi, but I haven't played much of Zetsu Zero. The main player is Genshin Impact and the secondary player is Hontetsu, which is a bit disappointing. But that doesn't stop this from being a book that can be read

See Chapter 100. The protagonist travels to a different world. That different world is a world that entered the Ice Age after a cataclysm. Before that, it was a world of super-developed technology. The so-called nuclear energy and antimatter were just the lowest energy sources. Two things are implemented throughout the article, absolute numerical value and pure invincibility. Just have fun all the way to the end. Never mind this or that, just talk to my Dayunya. Nice looking, love watching

I personally think that the protagonist's combat power should have been reduced, otherwise a few wolves will kill him casually, and the protagonist has little understanding of his own power, and running against the personal pressure of 100% Ya is equivalent to no pressure, and 100% Ya can't even withstand this temperature? And it's just running. As long as you're not fighting and running, there's no problem. The strong have very strong resilience, and the protagonist trusts others too much. As long as you get something like a mobile phone from someone else, it's fine. There's no need to help others. In the end of the world, no one can be trusted.

It's okay. The author, a novice, has obviously put a lot of effort into writing it like this. The main problem may be that the main line is unclear and the plot is relatively bland. In most cases, you can tell what will be written next. As for the different worlds, the author's writing skills are not very good at grasping the different writing methods of the two worlds. Later, the author realized that the weight of the different worlds has naturally declined, which is a good thing. The best way to write this kind of article is to have different characters who are sympathetic here at the same time, and the perspective must be appropriately switched. This is not the best solution to start directly with Hoshimiya, but the author's liking is the most important thing. Then, changing characters is a bit slow. It is not necessary to fully master the power and then change, otherwise it feels like you can kill randomly, and there is not only one character. But the author is great, and I feel like my writing skills are improving. [Praise]