My Soul Wears a Black Robe. I Am Azu with Brains.

Good guy, at first I read it in the first person, and thought it was another self-help article, but I didn't expect that the author really had something to say. He completely inserted himself into the role of a native of the motherland, analyzed the nature of the character, changed the character setting, and finally changed from the first person to the third person. It is amazing, especially It's the chapter where China appears in the middle. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into the plot. I can think of starting from the testosterone of the motherland, connecting to the first-generation compound, until the superhuman shaped by the so-called compound No. 5 Is completely transformed into a superman. It really makes me excited [laughs]

I have always been distraught that Azukong has superpowers, but he lives as a giant baby who lacks love. The ending is so frustrating that he died. This book directly fulfilled my regrets - dressing up as a native of the motherland, completely abandoning the obsession with recognition, understanding the top superpowers, and ingenious ideas such as modifying superpowers, repairing defects, and Chinese lines, and the perspective change is not rigid; and the loser protagonist Xiu Yi, Xingguang was actually kidnapped so easily; it was great to change Xingguang to an undercover! There are also other supporting roles that have been changed very well. It's a lot of fun. I recommend it to everyone who loves Azu's injustice!

This is my first time reading a book. The game starts from a first-person perspective, but later on the protagonist seems to have awakened or something, and suddenly changes to a third-person perspective. There is a feeling of clearing away the fog, which is really good. It's very thoughtful, the plot design is reasonable and innovative, and the news is getting louder and louder. It's a good book. [Like][Like][Eat melon][Eat melon]

The idea is really good, it's not a crazy novel, come on What did you write in the latest few pictures? It was written well before, but why did it start to get awkward later?

I read that it has been changed, and there is no poisonous point at the moment, maybe [Thinking] I can't see it anyway, by the way, except for going to China for medical treatment, I feel a bit disconnected, and I have read Chapter 20. I hope that the subsequent plot will not follow the show, and I would like to read the author's own story.

Chapter 16 Why not use clairvoyance eyes

I spent one night changing the first-person novel into third-person, hoping that more people would like it.

Not bad, it looks a bit cerebral [learned] To give an objective evaluation, the plot is slow in the early stages, but it doesn't start to feel very exciting until more than 30 chapters. It's not a popular novel, but the idea is very good, and the adaptation is great. It's okay to give it five stars. First of all, I think Starlight's adaptation is the most reasonable. In the original work, I don't even understand why she loves Xiu Yi. Even though he hurt Annie several times, she still endured it and shamelessly helped him. Then there's Maeve. Maeve's adaptation is also quite brilliant. It really feels like something Maeve can do. It's very reasonable and very humane. As for killing Ryan and Becca, I won't comment on this, but I feel like killing Ryan like killing Storm is very classic.

Black Robe fans suggested deepening the character creation of the original work and extending the world view of the original work, allowing many Black Robe fans to see the changes in the fate of others when the characters influence it. Of course it's just a personal suggestion. I won't comment on the plot to avoid spoilers, especially because there are some points that many people don't like. I saw that some comments mentioned it, and the author also responded. The current quality of the article is definitely not up to 5 stars. 4 Stars is barely enough. Let's give it a 5-star first. It's not easy for the author either. I will review the content later.

Hahaha, the author asked for a review in the book. It made me laugh so much. Give it a good review. The writing is indeed not bad. Come on, I will support you. Hope to add more! ! [Laughing]

It's so awesome. With a 7,000-word chapter, you are the most outstanding humanist of the motherland I have ever seen [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration][Admiration]

I hope the author will update Chapter 3 of the donkey who transformed into a production team every day [full]

It's okay, at least it doesn't have an AI flavor. I've read a few books of the same type, but the AI ​​flavor is too strong.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

A clever article with some brains

It's normal for no one to see it in the early stage, hold on

It seems pretty good so far. I suggest that Firecracker and Starlight reconcile and serve Azu together, haha

Don't worry, you'll get a score once you write more words.

Everything else is fine. Who would you choose as a teammate? Black? Soldier Boy was okay with Azu in both animation and TV, and he never betrayed Azu.

Brothers, give some five stars to the motherland. And you, my brother, are the real heroes.

The writing is delicate and very good, but there is one shortcoming that is really too little.

It's very well written. I hope the author can give Xuanshi a good ending. I like the character of Lao Xuanzi very much.

Less Chinese elements

Why do fantasy things give me a weird feeling and dragons and stuff? I feel like it's really unnecessary.

[Admiration] This is undoubtedly the plump motherland.

It's very well written, and the two key points are particularly good in changing the two characters of "The Deep Sea of ​​the Motherland".

Very beautiful and imaginative

After watching the last two pictures, I felt like I was sleepwalking To sum up, the overall story is quite interesting. The story behind the torpedoes, bombs, and soldiers is a bit fast. I think it would be better if the protagonist and the original No. 5 Could be evenly matched and then slowly surpass them. In short, it is a good book.

I give it five stars, but I would like to give you some suggestions. I don't recommend writing Western content plus Eastern content...

As I read, I found out why some dragons and real dragons came with something similar to cultivating immortals.