I Transmigrated as the System: I Am the Heavenly Dao

The characters have their own unique characteristics and are not completely brainless. The protagonist has clear personality traits and is very likable. But it's a little bit of a running story, especially when the author wants to end a world as soon as possible, the feeling of a running story is particularly obvious. Moreover, many times the author is too blunt to add suspense to a certain character, which requires effort.

I think the first world is well written, especially the cooperation between the bound protagonist and the original protagonist, which is eye-catching, but the cooperation is a bit abrupt. But I would say the second world is not on the same level as the first world. I couldn't figure out what the person bound to the protagonist was doing. His actions were very confusing and he didn't know what the purpose was. He said he wanted revenge and then helped him when he met him. In the end, he didn't take revenge and seemed to be clearing his name. Also, the inexplicable ability of Kaneda (that's probably his name, the one whose magic ignores level) was exposed. I remember that others didn't have a system, so how did it get exposed. And the person who extradited Kaneda, does he belong to this apocalyptic world or outside it? If he belongs to the apocalyptic world, the level of this world is too high, it will almost collapse. If he doesn't belong to such a high level, won't the protagonist's reality be exposed? And what is the significance of the protagonist keeping the second world? The protagonist does not lack the points to enter the second world. If he wants a world, the protagonist can find a better world than the apocalyptic world. It should not be necessary for this world. Finally, I still have two questions. First, I still don't understand how other people in this kind of novels can keep up with or even be higher than the protagonist except the protagonist. For example, the original protagonist of this book is not as high as the Kingdom of God. He only became powerful when he exploded two levels during the battle. And I don't understand why the Kingdom of God and the original protagonist value the "current protagonist" who is obviously very good. There is also a post-apocalyptic world where so many people can survive except the protagonist. How many chapters are there left for the second world to end?

I rarely write book reviews, but now that the world of the first book has ended, I thought of writing one. So far, it's pretty good. The poisonous points are inherent in the novel, not the author's writing skills. But what I think is very good about the writing is that there is no facial expression to describe the protagonist of the original book. Although the protagonist of the original book was indeed relatively uninteresting at the beginning, he has also grown and is not always the pretentious and slap-in-the-face routine. Even if the current protagonist is bound, the main focus is on improving his own strength, rather than directly instilling it. Later, the original male protagonist also learned medical skills from his apprentice, which shows that he has made progress. Without bragging, this is a novel that I can keep reading. Because what I see is not that the east wind overwhelms the west wind, nor that the original male protagonist must die, or that the protagonist is the most awesome one, but that even enemies can work together to win-win when they encounter external forces.

It's a little bit toxic, but not a lot, so it's okay.

It's okay, but it's a little bit less

Come on, I believe it will get better and better

Come on, come on, come on, come on!!!!

I feel like it was well written. Well, it's based on the difference between having a brain and having no brain. There is no such thing as the main character in the original book being necessarily bad.

I saw 131 and it seems pretty good so far.

Very beautiful, highly recommended! 👍👍👍👍👍!