You Could’ve Told Me All the Toys in This House Were Real!

It's a rare golden reply! Not bad, it's a subject I like very much. Although there are flaws, at least the protagonist begins to notice the extraordinary products in the store after a few dozen chapters, unlike other protagonists of the same type who still act like a fool and think that the products in their store are ordinary products after hundreds of chapters when countless evidences and doubts are dangled in front of their eyes.

Except for the forced disification of the system, the writing of this book is okay (there is little history of tomato appreciation, so this book should be above average) The protagonist has experienced three worlds and still cannot use the system normally. The author likes to do this so much? Then this book is settled

Because I wasn't interested in some chapters, I skipped through them. These five stars are given to Lin Yu. The intention is very profound. In the process of using the favorability glasses, Lin Yu gradually realized that the strategy is not omnipotent. He bravely took off the glasses and made his own choices. He gained love in an "imperfect" situation. In this article, the protagonist played a reliable adult image. Although there were few scenes, he promoted Lin Yu's growth at key points many times. Summary: The novel is excellently written and is a unit drama type. The growth and changes of the characters in different units are a highlight. Recommended reading

At first I just saw it as something new and wanted to try it, but the more I read it, the more I became addicted. Personally speaking, the first part of Cultivation of Immortality felt a bit uninteresting, but the writing style in the rest is very good, especially the Gala game part. I highly recommend it. The love part is also very well written. I was shocked. I haven't seen such an interesting and good-looking book in a long time. I have just finished reading the chapter of Gala game. From my current feelings, I think it is the best one among the first three worlds. Recommendation index, five stars! ! !

First of all, let me talk about the review. It is very good. Although the writing style in the first few pictures is a little immature, but after it can be sold out of the store, the writing is pretty good. My personal favorite is the chapter on cultivating immortals. The turnaround is unexpected. At first I thought the truth that Dafu knew was, "He killed so many demon cultivators, why so many mortals died? Could it be another possibility? Every cultivator has two sides, a good side and an evil side. These mortals who were killed were Dafu himself. The other side of the body was killed, so after knowing the truth, inner demons were born?" The result is that according to the rules of heaven in the world of immortality, the spiritual power of immortals comes from mortals, so those mortals will be completely dry like soil. In other words, they are "parasites". All in all, it's pretty good. Come on, author [note][note][note]

It's great, I feel that the "Very very good" part written by Lin Yu and Su Qingge is so sweet to me😭😭😭😭

The Ultraman part made me burnt, come on

Now that I have read more than fifty chapters, I can only say that some of the transition arrangements are indeed not mature enough, but this is understandable for a new author after all. The introduction is not deceptive at present, and the subsequent story is also remarkable, which is not bad. The author's style or talent should be biased towards the emotional flow, come on! Looking forward to the performance of the protagonist later, please hurry up and give readers the code! !

The first three short stories are quite good, short and concise, a bit like The Owl and the Lighthouse. The fourth story feels different from the previous one. It feels better to be trapped in the store. Overall it's pretty good, let's see what happens next.

It's quite good-looking. The author has his own ideas and creations. If you like it, it's a very good-looking novel. But if you don't, it might feel a little embarrassing, but I like it.