Eerie Invasion: I Awaken a Different Talent Every Day

In fact, the writing style of this book is not very good, but the setting is interesting. After reading it, the first 40 chapters were pretty good, but after the second copy, it became very strange. There was a dungeon in which the heroine's parents suddenly separated, and they eloped because of the family's disagreement. There was no foreshadowing, and then the heroine was thrown into a boarding school for more than ten years. The growth of the heroine is very blank, except for the second dungeon, she has been in school for thirteen years and reached adulthood. In fact, the plot I expected was that the heroine would frequently enter dungeons to improve her strength from the age of five, but this one suddenly jumped from 5 to 13 years old. Another one is about the golden finger of the heroine, who gets a talent every day. Five years later, it seems that there are no attack talents, and there are only a few useful talents. I feel a bit disappointed. I wrote about the two friends in the kindergarten earlier. I thought they would have some important plot later on, or they would be their future companions, but it turned out that there was no follow-up. There is also an inexplicable extra sister, who was said to be conceived the year her parents separated.

The heroine is a bit stupid

It's good-looking and okay.

It's quite beautiful, good luck to the author!

Goldfinger is very useful, but the author is inhumane and makes the protagonist a little fool, which I can't bear to look at.

The plot is quite enjoyable, overall it's okay

One talent a day is really too much

So-so. .