Global Class Change: I Scavenge Trash in the Sea of Bitterness

It's truly beautiful. The first few images were just minor flaws; the later ones are stunning. For example, this line from the book: "Time turns, days and months grow long, youths go their separate ways. The Qi family daughter enters the Heavenly Palace, her blade gleaming in the cold light of death.

It deserves five stars, but the beginning is a bit hard to get into, and then there's a really long dungeon. Overall, it's still a good watch. It's become AI-generated hydrology.

The beginning is well-written; the subject matter is one I haven't explored much before. I look forward to the author's next installment. It's a bit of a shame. The author seems to prefer a slower pace, and their writing style makes them appealing to a slightly different audience than many fantasy web novel readers. Also, Tomato's platform seems to favor fast-paced, exciting stories.

This book by the author has many different styles, including ensemble pieces, summoning, and epic battles. If you've read "Water God" or "Sword of Justice," then this book is definitely worth reading. The beginning was pretty good, although it was a bit formulaic.

I found this book during a reading slump, so I'll just give a brief review. I haven't seen the latest chapter yet, but it's only two chapters away from ending, so I'll leave it for now. I felt unsatisfied if I finished it all at once. Enough rambling. First, the setting: the world-building is vast. Let me share my thoughts.

It's really good! Author, keep it up! Don't abandon the book prematurely. The rating needs to rise slowly; haste makes waste. Don't rush the writing; maintain quality while ensuring a certain quantity. It's not enough, absolutely not enough!

This book is excellent! It unfolds grand scenes, the characters are vividly portrayed, and the writing style is clearly not novice. It's somewhat similar to Feng Huo's style, but different and very distinctive. The subject matter also avoids being overly dramatic. I've read 100 chapters so far.

Overall, it's great. The writing is excellent, the subject matter is great, and the content is great too. 👍👍👍 Although the summoned creature is human, it serves as foreshadowing. That woman who seemed like a minor flaw at the beginning, actually becomes less of a problem later on. It's truly thrilling, brimming with historical weight. Just watch it; everyone's silent at first, and you just keep watching until it's over.

It's good, but the beginning has a lot of classical Chinese, which made it a bit difficult to read. The characters and plot are fine, it's great! Keep it up!

I once read a very early and shallow novel, I think it was called Helping Ghosts Makes You Stronger. Later, the protagonist went to the moon and was able to control the terracotta warriors left by Qin Shi Huang and attack planets in parallel worlds. Some of the settings in this book are too similar to those in the novel, such as the terracotta warriors attacking new territories 😄 But it is obvious that the author of this novel has a higher level of literary skill.