A science student's experience of fetal transmutation in the world of magic, a rational woman who uses calculation as her main way of exploration.
Kensuo: What do you mean, you used the difference in the physique of Hisato Hisato and Fushihei Shi'er to deduce that his strong physique was because he was transformed after birth, and then calculated the possibility of my existence?
Reader comments
It's a good book. Let me talk about the pros and cons. Although the pros are AI-written, the logic is very coherent. There are no obvious problems with the theory in it. Although there are flaws, they are not hidden. The emotional connection between the protagonist and Gojo Satoru is not abrupt, but the shortcomings are also obvious. Because it is AI, the emotional description of the characters is too downplayed, except for the protagonist. The description of the emotions of other characters is not obvious. In other words, people other than the protagonist are not brought to life. In this regard, the author can read a fanfic that I think is the best description of emotions in Tomato Curse, "Curse Back: Drawing Cards to Become Stronger, Can Simulation Be Inherited?". Secondly, the writing is too light, and there is no youthful flavor like Curse Back.
In general, although it is an AI article, compared with other shit fandoms on Tomato, the content is good and worth reading. However, as a young bookworm of 6 years, I think this book still has room for improvement. 4⭐ Is not because there is only 4⭐, but the author can write better.
It is recommended to read from Chapter 14 onwards.
It's a good book. Let me talk about the pros and cons. Although the pros are AI-written, the logic is very coherent. There are no obvious problems with the theory in it. Although there are flaws, they are not hidden. The emotional connection between the protagonist and Gojo Satoru is not abrupt, but the shortcomings are also obvious. Because it is AI, the emotional description of the characters is too downplayed, except for the protagonist. The description of the emotions of other characters is not obvious. In other words, people other than the protagonist are not brought to life. In this regard, the author can read a fanfic that I think is the best description of emotions in Tomato Curse, "Curse Back: Drawing Cards to Become Stronger, Can Simulation Be Inherited?". Secondly, the writing is too light, and there is no youthful flavor like Curse Back. In general, although it is an AI article, compared with other shit fandoms on Tomato, the content is good and worth reading. However, as a young bookworm of 6 years, I think this book still has room for improvement. 4⭐ Is not because there is only 4⭐, but the author can write better.
It is recommended to read from Chapter 14 onwards.