Only I Have Magic: I Faked the Nightmare Realm

It's good to watch. I've read Chapter 65 and avoided most of the hidden plot points behind the scenes. My biggest criticism: the main character behind the scenes becomes a player; the protagonist has no real character and doesn't look like a god; the real world is messy and ambiguous; the character talks nonsense. It's rare to see something that feels good. I support the author's eunuch [laughs]

Good! I hope it can continue to be maintained, and there must be no ambiguity or the heart of the Holy Mother! There must be more dark elements, after all, it is a dark novel. You can reflect more on the real society, for example, reincarnators return to reality and cause some accidents in reality, and let real people know about reincarnation space, or let the official know! I think it will be more interesting this way. [I learned] By the way, as a dark-style protagonist, you must be cold-blooded and ruthless, and there must be no ambiguity! What's more, the protagonist is a god, so he must have divinity. There is nothing much to say, the more you go to the back, the more your hips stretch. Except for Jiang Mo's peak period of returning to reality, the back really feels like a mess... I put away my love and judge a book from a rational and fair perspective... There are really many shortcomings, and the poisonous points are also real. It is really just for Jiang Mo's face! The dark part is really just the protagonist occasionally appearing to show God's cold-bloodedness and Jiang Mo's support, otherwise the rest wouldn't even be considered darkness! The worldview is not dark enough, and the only dark character is Lao Jiang! Really, the rest has nothing to do with darkness at all! If you just like darkness, please choose to read, only the part about Lao Jiang, and the others, especially the one about Lin Xiao. Chen Yu, who appears later, really has nothing to do with darkness, and it doesn't feel like a group portrait at all! So when you read it, you will definitely feel aggrieved and nauseous. After all, he is completely based on a different kind of protagonist! Too much focus on the person named Chen at the back! This is definitely a bad review! It was originally two or three stars, but it was really all for [Jiang Mo]'s sake!

It's very good-looking, better than most of the unlimited streams I've seen on Tomato, and it completely avoids those cheesy and tacky features. The behind-the-scenes flow is also maintained very well, and there is no incompetent plot like the protagonist showing off at the end. The worldview and character creation are very good. I think that even if the author does not engage in behind-the-scenes drama, he is still very good at writing traditional infinite streams. Hope I can stick to it

The protagonist, as the main god, has no end, has a grudge, takes the life and death of reincarnators as fun, and follows the main god construction flow. In short, there is not much poison. Compared with the same type, the content is good, the writing is smooth, and it is relatively good.

I finally found this kind of book. Books like Tomato are almost extinct. There are too few behind-the-scenes stories about this type of villain, and the group portraits are okay. As long as I can keep up, it should be a good book with the word count.

There are currently 71 chapters, and there are no obvious bad points (I personally read books very quickly, so I can't tell if they are not obvious, and I don't like to delve into it). Except for Lin Xiao's too many personal scenes, maybe because there are too few chapters now, there is not much space to describe the growth of the protagonist. I personally feel that this book is not bad. I will see if the author can persist in writing, and if he can stabilize the quality in the future, he will change it to five stars. It is worth reading if there is no book. It's all Lin Xiao, and why do you feel so weak? You have to try your best to fight anyone, and then win with difficulty. The villain is always stronger than the good guy. Jiang Mo beats Lin Xiao, but Lin Xiao keeps losing. Lin Xiao grits his teeth, Lin Xiao uses skills, Lin Xiao seizes the opportunity, Lin Xiao pulls, Lin Xiao hits, Lin Xiao wins. The fighting scene is so boring. Since I have chosen to focus on dungeons, the battle scenes should not be too cookie-cutter [facepalm] and Lin Zhiwang has a completely complete background board. He was originally here to become a god.

Very well written, author, keep up this dark style, don't ask for the Holy Mother, don't ask for mercy, it's been a long time since I've seen such a well-written main neurosis, it's much better than those who are trying to sell dogs on their own, come on!

Seeing as the rating is low, give it 5 stars. The writing is smooth, not perfect, but the characters are normal and not awkward. I like behind-the-scenes stories, and I'm afraid of stories that overdo the character creation, so this is pretty good. The more troublesome thing about behind-the-scenes stories is balance. How to balance the presence of the protagonist behind the scenes? How to balance real-life troubles and combat power expansion? How to balance copy length and number? Everyone has their own ideas. I will not make suggestions to avoid affecting the author's judgment. I can only say that although it is short at the moment, it looks good, and I hope I can keep writing longer (not referring to hydrology).

I have read Chapter 103. How can I put it? The advantage is that the protagonist has not lost his temper, has not lost his horse, and is not soft-hearted. The disadvantage is that there are too few roles for the protagonist, basically only one chapter after the end of the dungeon, but since there are only more than a hundred chapters now, it is really difficult to evaluate. For the time being, there are no poisonous points, so you can take a look!

Good [Like] I think Jiang Mo's portrayal is much better than Lin Xiao's, establishing the image of a villain with clear goals, firm will, and decisive killing. As for Lin Xiao, he vowed to kill Jiang Mo every time, but well, we all know that Jiang Mo is one of the protagonists and cannot die easily, so this Lin Xiao's oath is particularly like an incompetent rage [laughter], and the more oaths he makes, the less valuable he becomes. My opinion is that I like to see Lin Xiao eat up, so why not let him eat more [sneaky laugh][sneaky smile][sneaky smile]