I'm Going to Be Swept Away by a Big Tornado. You're Afraid You Won't Be Able to Survive It.

The content in the early stage is a bit dull, but there are no big problems in logic and writing. In the latest chapter, there is an Eternal Church appearing. Judging from the style of the game, it should be a villain. The plot points in the later chapters should be better. I look forward to the subsequent development.

It's very beautiful, but not many people are watching it. I just don't know if I can sustain it.

Interesting, interesting, nothing to do, just comfortable and refreshing, but I don't know why there are so few people watching it. It seems that if the author keeps updating, I will probably follow it for a long time. Even if I forget it later, I will probably read it again.

Give yourself an evaluation. I feel that my writing is quite good. If there is something toxic, I hope everyone can point it out. Sometimes I can't find it myself. Thank you!

Yes, if you are interested in reading it, just start reading it. You can see that the author is logical. He is not writing whatever he wants. Just follow it for a while.

I think it's quite good. I've watched half of it but it seems to be getting cold [eating melon]. Can it be updated? If it can't be updated, I'll run away too [face covering] After reading the second half, I felt that it was really poorly handled. Your previous settings show that the book must be a cool novel, and it is still girl-controlled. When the situation of the early books was unstable, the protagonist did not appear in so many chapters and his sister was even kidnapped. Moreover, a week has passed. To put it bluntly, everything has been done in a week. Although in fact nothing will happen in the author's setting, readers will be very unhappy watching it. Especially those who watch girl control themes, they may see that it is extremely poisonous and run away directly. Then at the same time, I wrote about the development of emotional lines with other women in the jungle. Although there are multiple heroines, the younger sister is definitely the most important. To be honest, I felt very bad about this part. When I killed someone else later, I used my last trump card, which directly reduced my combat power. Originally, the early stages of the book were set up to be a refreshing novel, but the writing was not yet a little more enjoyable. . . .