Merging Worlds from the Start, My Buddy and I Hunt Down Looping Killers

The composition of the author is very complex, and I searched for many of the memes while reading them. But it is indeed a very beautiful book. I just don't know if the author wants to write about a single protagonist or three protagonists, because it seems that No. 1 Is still the main character, and the charm, intelligence, and force are stronger than No. 2 And No. 3; But look at the author's previous evaluation of them: No. 1 Is eloquent, soft-hearted, and has strong overall ability, spider mode, and is a charismatic leadership type; No. 2 Has strong hands-on ability, bat mode, and should be an intellectual type; No. 3 Works out regularly, and is a mantis mode, and is a strength type. If it is the three protagonists, I would like to make some suggestions: In fact, No. 1 Is not necessarily the strongest, but they have leadership charisma and comprehensive ability. No. 2 And No. 3 Can be appropriately strengthened. If it was a single protagonist, the author would be great by now.

The characters are well created, each character has independent personality traits, the plot is detailed, and I feel that some anime characters have their personality traits fully displayed. At the same time, it makes up for some regrets. For example, Jotaro, Bobo Abdel, Kyokinin is still alive, but it seems that there has been no improvement, which is a bit inconsistent with the original work. Of course, this is a comprehensive comic world, and some changes are normal. I feel that other aspects are good, but the plot is not too draggy, a bit slow, and the overall evaluation is four stars. The plot is too delayed

The three characters are well portrayed and three-dimensional, the banter between the three is well written, and the plot is also good. However, I personally feel that the development of the plot is a bit slow, but that is normal. The author uses a lot of pen and ink to write about emotions, which makes the characters more fleshed out, but the development of the story will be lacking. After all, you can't have your cake and eat it too, but the system has no sense of existence at all. If I hadn't been pulled out from time to time to be a tool, I might have completely forgotten about it. I hope there will be more battle plots. The battles written by the author and the tricks in the battles are very interesting and enjoyable.

The three protagonists are well-characterized and have great personalities. The story is also very interesting. The plot has humorous daily moments as well as passionate climaxes. It has a good viewing experience. The writing is indeed very out-of-the-box, and sometimes you really have to look up some anime characters and various memes to understand it, but it is indeed a good book.

The type is very unique, and I have the desire to read it. I like the two-dimensional memes very much. You can tell that this is handwritten at a glance. There is just a faint AI flavor, especially for some environments, character consciousness, and psychological descriptions. That smell is very strong. I hope the author will get better and better!

The three brothers complain about each other, they have a perfect understanding and are funny. Recommended by old bookworms, more to come!

I think the author's writing is quite good. Although it's a bit jumpy, it makes people watch it.

A+... That's how you rate it, right? The younger brothers and sisters at home all love watching it! They made it so that they had to give up the family party just to watch the latest episode (heartbreaking). However, with the help of my younger brother, I witnessed the excellence of this animation with my own eyes today! Haha, I almost missed the treasure! We plan to in-app purchase the latest broadcast rights of your animation and watch it at family gatherings, haha! Tomorrow morning I will go to Amway to help other elder brothers and sisters~

Stunning enough, energetic enough, domineering enough, strong enough, satisfying. The relationship with the system is interesting and can be bargained for. The so-called "erasure" is a lie.

It's still very good. Some people say that the preface doesn't match the postscript, but I think there's a slight problem. It's okay. But I really like this subject. I hope the author can have more protagonists in the next book, such as the one in "Ark: Soul Knight"