This novel does not have three golden chapters, it is purely hand-written, with the possibility of hydrology.
There are many female characters in Dihualiu novels, but they are not harem novels, so theoretically there is no female protagonist.
The purpose of this novel is to make jokes, old jokes, heart jokes, homophonic jokes - -.
If you like it, stay and if you don't like it, stop watching it.
Once he traveled through time, he lost contact with the system. He wanted to be a salty fish, but because the things in the supermarket were all holy products, he attracted the attention of salesmen who worked for free, as well as the attention of various forces. Only the task of saving the world has been ignored by the system because of the loss of contact...
Reader comments
After reading more than a dozen chapters, I felt something was wrong. I discovered two problems.
The first main plot is unclear. After ten chapters, I don't know what the protagonist is going to do. Where is even the simplest protagonist? It's unclear what abilities the protagonist has. There are also supporting characters who appear very suddenly, and a large number of pens are used to silently write about the Iron Sword Gate. Does it have any function? And are you, the person who appears, from the same world as the protagonist? None of this is obvious. There is also the recruitment of a waiter at the end. There is no foreshadowing at all. The protagonist is just a small shop and there is nothing. What is the driving force for recruiting a waiter? There is no conflict or suspense at the beginning.
The second point is that you like to use explanatory writing. When you advance the plot, you explain to the readers what the protagonist is doing from a God's perspective, rather than letting the readers see what the protagonist is doing on their own. This greatly affects the perception.
Quite interesting
Interesting book
I looked at it and it seemed okay. Why is no one watching it?
After reading more than a dozen chapters, I felt something was wrong. I discovered two problems. The first main plot is unclear. After ten chapters, I don't know what the protagonist is going to do. Where is even the simplest protagonist? It's unclear what abilities the protagonist has. There are also supporting characters who appear very suddenly, and a large number of pens are used to silently write about the Iron Sword Gate. Does it have any function? And are you, the person who appears, from the same world as the protagonist? None of this is obvious. There is also the recruitment of a waiter at the end. There is no foreshadowing at all. The protagonist is just a small shop and there is nothing. What is the driving force for recruiting a waiter? There is no conflict or suspense at the beginning. The second point is that you like to use explanatory writing. When you advance the plot, you explain to the readers what the protagonist is doing from a God's perspective, rather than letting the readers see what the protagonist is doing on their own. This greatly affects the perception.
Quite interesting
Interesting book
I looked at it and it seemed okay. Why is no one watching it?