The End: What Does It Mean That I Am the [True] Administrator?

The characterization is particularly delicate and vivid, and it fits the character setting without being OOC. It can be seen that it is very carefully written. There are very few books of the same type. At least I have only read this one (maybe because I have read less books) and the plot has not collapsed (although I skipped the main plot). I hope you will continue writing. Come on Haki! ! [Shy][shy]

The most comfortable End of the World fan novel to read so far. The characters are not OOC, and the emotional lines are integrated into the main plot. It is very comfortable to read. The first few chapters of Lin Xi's lack of the Origin Stone may be a bit confusing, but it will be much better to jump to the Origin Stone and start the main plot.

The writing is very good, the protagonist's character is also good, and it is full of time traveler style. The overall description is quite delicate, and there is no problem that it ranks among the top three fanfics I have read. The key is that there are pelicans peeling the big fruit, so it must be five stars.

It's pretty good (I'm too lazy to think of a book review, so I'll leave it at that [laughs crookedly])

Why are there so few book reviews? Why are there so few paragraph comments? It's pretty cool. Where are the people? I no longer have the joy of listening and reading comments at the same time, come on! The plot is very interesting, but there is a very big problem. There are too many modifying words. It feels like there are more words than the plot. The excessive description of the environment and appearance makes me very tired now. If the pile of words are replaced with ridicule, astringency, and jokes, the whole book will be more interesting.

The description is very delicate, enriching the characters without changing the original plot.

After reading part of it, I'll give it five stars.