No System? Then I'll Build One by Hand

It is well written and comfortable to read. It feels very different from other apocalyptic novels. If there is a problem, the protagonist has no special powers in the first 30 chapters or so, and the character and introduction of the protagonist are mostly foreshadowed in the early stage, which is not easy to attract people. Moreover, the introduction content is not like a regular novel. It does not come out densely at once, but comes out after a few chapters. Of course, some people may think that I am secretly praising this book, but there is indeed a problem. As the first batch of people to travel through time, even if the protagonist is always at the bottom, it should not be like this, because later the protagonist shows his mind, and the later protagonist behaves too emotionally. Of course, this may be to make people feel more comfortable, which is understandable However, I think the lack of performance of the protagonist is just a matter of perception, and I can't even explain it myself. In summary, the rhythm, plot, characters, and settings of this book are all average or above average when taken individually, but it is also very harmonious under the author's powerful description. This is rare, really rare. It has the feeling of not being a drama. It can be seen that the author is really polishing this work.

To be honest, the score of this novel is really low. It is really good-looking, but there is one problem. It is too difficult for the protagonist to be in life and death crisis every time. To be honest, he really retreated to the point of death and survived. I really didn't expect that Ergouzi's parrot died. This is the second most knife-edge point I have seen so far. I always thought that I could take it with me, but I didn't expect that it didn't turn around and it fell. Go, I really just stayed there. I kept seeing explosions in the city, and no one wanted to look for it. To be honest, it was a bit sad. Even when I recalled it later, no one thought of it, thinking that the author's foreshadowing was that it would become powerful and stay with the protagonist. The result was to attract attention. It's really sad [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying]

Judging from the author's point of view, there will be things in the present world later. The world view is large enough, but the first ten or so chapters are a bit hardcore. The diversity of the subsequent sequences will come out. If it does not collapse in the later period, it will be a classic of the doomsday convoy type.

After changing the team, it looks great. The various abilities of the sequence are very imaginative. The pavement is quite large and the world view is also very complete. The abilities in the team are all kinds of weird. The ability to talk about cross talk is so funny. The group portrait is really good. I have never read a group portrait-type doomsday novel. It is quite novel. Oh, and he is still a dual world. Strictly speaking, it is not the apocalypse. It is like a group time travel.

This book has the largest worldview I have ever read in the Doomsday Convoy genre. The first ten or so chapters are average, but the later chapters get better and better. The villains are not brainless, and the protagonists are not virgins either. Moreover, it is a group portrait. Group portraits of the doomsday are very rare. Trust me, if you endure the first ten chapters, the more you read, the more addictive you will become.

The subject matter is particularly novel and the content is very interesting. It is refreshing at first glance. The step-by-step growth process of the protagonist makes people feel very immersed in it. The feelings between the companions in the later period and the passion of the battle make readers feel passionate. They will continue to wait for the author's updates! ! !

Highly recommend. Check this out. The world view is relatively big. Two Worlds is relatively new in novels like the Doomsday Convoy Sequence. The killing is not as decisive as the Madonna. It is still a group portrait. There is no system. It all relies on brains and hard power. There is no poisonous point. I really like the Blood Sequence. It is just about the first ten or so chapters. When I change the convoy, it becomes better and better. Trust me, I highly recommend it.

The protagonist's growth is very natural. From rubbing tools to transforming toys, every step feels reasonable and interesting. The protagonist's growth is very natural. From rubbing tools to transforming, every step feels reasonable and interesting.

If you can read it quickly, you can read it. It looks as smooth as silk. If you continue to maintain it, the score can go up to 8.6.

It's good-looking, and it's not mindless. The world view is really big. It hasn't been expanded yet. When will Lin Zhou get his revenge? I'm a little anxious to wait [face covering]