Nexus in the Wuthering Waves World

Owen's style is tragic, but the style should be a refreshing style in which great power is attributed to oneself. When looking at the tragic hero Owen, it is the author's setting to lock up the fittest, and Noah, a psychiatrist and conscientious boss, will not take the blame. The transformer was handed over to others and I was playing Tragedy at home. The human troops were almost wiped out. The light for help was ignored by the light. The drifter decided to fight on his own. Then the protagonist came to save people after the tragedy was over. Without the setting of locking the fittest, the drifter is more suitable for O. This Noah is too arrogant, compared to the original Noah who resolves the knot, reverses the tendency of self-destruction, and preserves the fittest.

It's going to be different after the era of Orvin's Great Purge. Hey🤓🤓🤓In the past, Nexus used unparalleled one-click sweeps. This kind of tragic Orven is what I want to see!

It's pretty good, not invincible. The protagonist gradually changes from a person who is greedy for life and afraid of death to a responsible person. It is understandable. After all, it is human nature to be greedy for life and afraid of death. You can imagine a person, (no parents, no care, no one to help) Traveling through a different world (a gangster still has to establish a foothold in society), Survival is a problem (you have to work hard just to eat a full stomach, let alone a life-and-death battle) Being stuck, carefree, and suddenly being ordered to do something in danger (in reality, there are a few ordinary people who have the courage to pull out and transform. Don't look at the online keyboard warriors who say that they will be the first to fight. There is a real chance that there are a few who rush to the first, except for kicking the pot chicken) As for those who abuse the protagonist, you can watch TV, especially if you are a brother-in-law, you can abuse the protagonist. In this novel, the protagonist's performance is exaggerated enough. It is outrageous that he can hold on for such a long time (I even suspect that it is cheating or Noah is saving people) Don't believe it, you can try it yourself. For ordinary people, a simple fall over the shoulder and landing on the back is enough to stun you for a while, and even blur your consciousness. The protagonist is still alive in this high-intensity battle, which is definitely cheating. Advantages of this book: down-to-earth, the protagonist also has the shadow of Brother Zhun and Brother Lian, or even a combination Disadvantages: The drifter is a bit marginalized (of course, it can also be said that the drifter has no way to face the alien beasts, unless he is a drifter at the peak), and the drifter knows that the protagonist can transform, and also knows that the protagonist cannot fight, so it stands to reason that he can guide the protagonist, or be guided by others. As for the emotional line, the drifter and the protagonist may have one. After all, the drifter is the king of lovers, and he can interact with the protagonist. As for other people... Readers only need to look at it, but as for the author, he has to think a lot. Finally, can you arrange a teacher for the protagonist? The protagonist next door knows how to take the initiative to learn fighting skills. He also asked Ji Yan, Wandering, Yangyang and others to learn how to fight.

The writing is good. People like the protagonist are the most violent in the later stages. The part where the protagonist drags his broken body to transform made me cry.

Giving the Drifter the entire Nexus experience card can pave the way in the early stage. Then when fighting the BOSS, the protagonist and the Drifter will transform together to fight. Isn't that great? As for the Drifter's inability to transform before, it can be said that Nexus (or Noah) did not have enough energy to give it to the Drifter to transform, and the technology points of Black Coast are still very high, so he can completely assist the protagonist. After all, the protagonist knows the Drifter, the boss of Black Coast [laughs evilly], so there is no need to worry about logistics. Brother Zhun and Brother Lian are fighting so hard just because they have no teammates and have a knot in their minds. In terms of choosing a suitable person, no matter how you look at it, the drifter is more suitable. I think the reason for choosing the protagonist is mainly because Nexus met the protagonist first. Otherwise, no matter how you look at it, the drifter is more suitable. Find a plot for the drifter to change his body. I feel that the protagonist has grown up too fast, and I am no longer confused because of the Jinshu incident. The question is, if you are not confused, what should I see? How can I see the protagonist grow up? He has been injured for injuries, so how can I see him grow up like Liandi? After all, Nexus has come out to persuade the protagonist, and the monsters appear too frequently, without giving the protagonist a chance to rest and adjust. The pace is too fast, and the reader has no time to empathize before moving on to the next plot, and the protagonist cannot even see the growth of the protagonist. There are some plots in the original book that describe Brother Zhun's heart knot and the reason why he wants to fight. What you wrote here is not complete. You have to write out the psychological problems of the protagonist first, and then write about how he changes. This kind of thing needs to be written from the beginning. If you write it later, it will be very uncomfortable for people who watch the blood pressure to rise. If you write it at the beginning, the readers will have tolerance for the protagonist, know the reasons why he does not do this, and will sympathize with him, and the readers will not feel so uncomfortable.

This book is good to read, come on, but Piaozi feels pitiful for facing such a BOSS in the early stage. However, the alien beasts are so rampant in Jinzhou. Even if Mingshi is sealed later, how can the protagonist open a new map? Or should we just write a Jinzhou chapter?

Not a cool article. It's a bit cool, but not much. It can be seen that the author wants to write about growth, bringing in perspective and feelings, there are gaps, the writing is okay, and the emotional line is clear. It is still worth watching. I give it four stars. The introduction said that the protagonist's personality tends to be cowardly and afraid of death. In the early stage, I think it will change in the later stage. I'm curious about how to write a love line? Or is there no emotional line? Isn't it a bit complicated? Why is there a Star Dome Train? It's great for Eryou.

It's very good-looking and can be used as a five-star, knife, or four-star anti-kill weapon.

🍉In fact, the author can create a barrier similar to the universe, with the time traveler as an anchor point, etc., To create a setting for the protagonist. Otherwise, no matter from the character of mind or the will to fight. Drifters are perfect fitters. What Noah really values ​​in the person he chooses is not how miserable your life experience is, but your spirit in adversity and your determination to fight. Ah Piao can be said to be a quasi-brother who has not suffered miserable treatment. It doesn't matter whether there is one girl or multiple girls. After all, I feel that the previous ten chapters are good. After all, you did not give the protagonist any autism, humiliation... The label forcibly exaggerates the dark style in TV. The important thing is to write the story well, and not to ruin the character and plot because of a poor grasp of the emotional drama. After all, many novels written with no heroine or with only one heroine can have terrible plots. In other novels with multiple heroines, the plot is written to serve the heroine. At present, the most interesting books with multiple female protagonists that impressed me most include female protagonists, Magical Civilization and the War of the Gods, Endless Arms, Langya, I remember a light novel with a long name, and two other books by fans of Beng Tie and Genshin Impact. In the case of multiple female protagonists, it is true that the plot and character of the characters were not written well. It is a pity that both of them have been discontinued. As a second game fan, I personally prefer multiple hostesses 😏 After all, I like every character with good modeling. But there are not many fan fiction books that can write about the world view and characters together. Therefore, single or no women are better to write, and there are more interesting ones. (There's nothing you can do about being naughty. After all, I've read too many novels. I've read a few high-quality ones and you asked me to read them without thinking. That's really torture.) Therefore, it is recommended that the author does not grasp the situation well. Just write about a single woman or no women. Don't let this first novel for a female protagonist fall apart, it will be completely unfinished. I feel like you really need to apply a setting patch similar to what I mentioned above, otherwise what is written above is really what "Senior Brother Xu who lets nature take its course" say. It's a very dangerous point in the plot to persuade someone to quit. You have to wait for the plot kill to force the protagonist to grow up. It's better to choose a perfect brother to respond to A Piao. After all, he could avoid those sacrifices by choosing A Piao, but he had to wait! So if the greatness of light guardianship requires sacrifice to promote the growth of the protagonist to embody this spirit, then this kind of guardianship would be a bit ridiculous. Set up a trap or acquiesce in using other people's lives to cultivate your own goals? So what's the difference between Him and those guys in the gutter?

The writing is really good and worth reading. Good luck to the author and please update more.