Infinite Paradise: No Matter How Poor I Am, I Can't Sell This!

It's pretty good, the characters are decisive, the plot is reasonable, and there aren't many changes at the moment. It's a pity that most Tomatoes can't finish the book, and 200,000 words can only be an appetizer. The previous writings are all very good, but why do you always have such tsundere-type protagonists? You keep saying you don't want to hit Esdeath, but you are forced to do so for various reasons. Don't you feel uncomfortable and disgusting? Why do you have to feed a bunch?

Okay, strength is integrated into the constitution, but agility is not. There are still few at the moment, and the writing is very careful, but the number of words is too small (but I feel that the attribute points are a bit fake. The plot changes at the beginning and the S score rewards 12 attributes. The original text is "6 points for human body limits, 7 points for inhumanity, and 8 points for system reminders not to mess around in the real world." The protagonist has 11 bodies, 11 ag, was beaten by special forces, they are all mortals, 6 points, pure coordination and special bullets, maybe I have no idea, only attribute points are given when the score is B, the difficulty will increase every time, I can't imagine that so-and-so, Li, how awesome he is)

Tied, and now there are two worlds, Jiatiecheng and Zhan Chitong. Food and grass, you can take a look. I haven't watched the original anime, but it doesn't affect my viewing. Just a little less. However, one thing is that the protagonist is a self-interested character, so just follow it to the end. Some things done because of softness will bring greater benefits than written because of greed.

The writing is good, and there aren't many 2D nerds talking to themselves about the setting. The protagonist is inhumane to strangers and people who have just known each other for a while, but he is soft-hearted to acquaintances who have been with him for a while. The devil system, the core ability is to activate the equipment at overclocking, and the durability will explode, and then there is a probability of absorbing some of the abilities of the equipment. It is a very interesting power system.

The protagonist introduces himself at the beginning as a fighting maniac and says that reality is boring. However, when he enters the game and wants to be pure egotist, he develops feelings for the aborigines and is bitten to death. Now that we have returned to reality and have the strength, if we don't solve all the troubles directly, we can just put it off and wait for people to get the trick on their faces before they pretend to do it. Generally speaking, any character can scheme against the protagonist without being retaliated against. Pure Quwen [smile]

Why is it that one punch to a person without armor can break his head to pieces? Let alone the damage of one punch is about half a ton. What are those black guards wearing that can withstand such damage? There is another cultivation system in the main world itself.

What does a profession have to do with demons? It's better to call it fang of destruction than demon fang.

This book can be ranked among the most intense plots among the online books I have read. Then there is the question of whether the author has played with too much butter. In this power system and the butter, the weapon forger can forge weapons, and then after the durability is used up, they can obtain the characteristics of the weapons, but the characteristics they originally obtained can only be used to forge weapons. The author directly gives the protagonist himself, but there is not much difference in essence.

I like the character of the protagonist. The writing style and imagination are acceptable. It would be better if it were a little more confusing [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully]

The plot setting is reasonable, and the interaction between the protagonist and supporting characters is also very good. It's a good book, but the rating is low.