Only I Can Use Magic: I Reshaped Everyone’s Worldview!

Personally, I think it's worth watching. It's not too bad, but not too bad. The plot is okay. You can see that at least it's not pure Al. Everyone's opinions and standards are different. Giving it 4 stars is an encouragement. Don't raise your requirements too high in Tomato [face covering]. After all, you don't need a bicycle for free. Oh, I got stabbed in the back, vomit

I really like the style of this kind of folkloric ghost story, and the protagonist is laid out step by step, and there is a sense of satisfaction that others will slowly discover [laughs crookedly] It's not the kind of story where you just choose a few tool people to give them extraordinary abilities at the beginning. I'm tired of reading the kind of stories where you make a few tool people and let them fight crickets. It's just too short. Please keep up the good work, author! [Cry]

It's a bit awesome. I can actually see this type of book on Tomato. It consists of small stories connected into a main line. Although the narrative of the main line is still too fragmented, and some transitions are not very smooth, it does not hinder the five stars in Tomato. It's boring. Those stories about foreign countries are not interesting at all. They are not well written and I have no interest in reading them.

So beautiful! ! ! Originally, when I saw the main character acting recklessly out of boredom, I thought it would be similar to previous novels of this type. However, this is not like other novels where the positive characters are described in a weird way, and the villains are more wanton and reckless. This one is written more logically, and the short stories written by the positive characters, and the subtle changes of the supporting characters, are great. Whether it is a positive character or a negative character, and it is not as powerful as other novels. The socialist point of view is very prominent. This one is more descriptive of the plot, and it is good-looking. The supporting characters each have their own characteristics, and they are not too wanton. The protagonist will not be confused and manipulated by those powers. In a word, the character is popular. Come on, author, try to write as much positive character content as possible, because other novels focus too much on describing darkness and fools dominated by power, and do not pay attention to light and content and plot. The author is very good at writing content, and the small content about the positive and negative camps is very good.

Progress 135, the male protagonist's "neutral" setting is very interesting. He does not take sides or take sides, and has a relaxed sense of "spectating but not indifferent" throughout the whole process. This kind of character gives more room for the plot to advance. The author uses a structure similar to that of a unit drama to connect the main line. The emotional points of some short stories are very accurate, and some chapters can really touch people when read. Chapter 10's treatment of the land god couple is very interesting During the war, the couple saved many people. The villagers were grateful for their kindness and built a temple to worship the couple. When the protagonist transforms: [So... He transformed into the God of the Earth. This ever-changing transformation was just a superficial use of the Yuan Shen, and he transformed into the wife of the God of the Earth. This treatment can be regarded as "unique" The God of Earth has a complete divine status, while the wife is treated as a kind of "pendant". This "asymmetrical" distribution of divine status is quite strange. In addition, the plot is smooth and the pace is comfortable. It is the kind of novel that can make people follow it all the way. 4.5 Points, recommended to readers who like this type of book. Don't be a fool, don't end it, and finish the review.

When I clicked on it, I didn't believe it when I saw it was all five stars. But after reading it, I found that it is indeed good-looking and has some bad points. First of all, the author's idea is: the law comes from me, so why is it not the only method of me? Some people may not like this, but I think it's okay. Then there's the mentality myth, but I don't really feel anything about it. Then there's the difference between internal and external treatment, but I haven't written much about it now (I guess after finishing a sentence, some people want to say I'm half a million). Then there's the ambiguity between strength and ability. To be honest, I'm quite happy with the novel. I don't like this kind of thing, but I can accept this kind of behind-the-scenes writing. It's okay to give a rough idea. In the end, the attitude of the protagonist is friendly and neutral internally, and chaotic and neutral externally. It's hard to say now. Overall, I like the plot very well. It's a very rare good guy, the protagonist's extraordinary recovery, the source behind the scenes, and it's well written.

There is currently no poison, and the protagonist is a very happy person. The main plot progresses step by step, and the protagonist completes tasks as if taking a leisurely walk. It is not limited to one place, it is laid out all over the world, and the protagonist does not completely think about what to do, but has his own plan. Overall good.

Sure enough, the folk tales written by the author are really good. I hope that the characters and relatives of the protagonists will be less space, and it is better to just use them as backgrounds and not appear. The first few books, except for the supernatural beings, were not read because of the relatives.

It looks good. These events are all casual and very natural. This is my favorite behind-the-scenes article. It talks about what the old man behind the scenes does when he appears as a saint. This kind of man is the boss behind the scenes who dominates the situation and changes the world.

So far, it's pretty good. The behind-the-scenes stories in Tomato are considered fairy tales. The author's writing style is good. Most of the plots are quite interesting. The dead soul guiding the way in the front has a sense of a supernatural movie. The description of the protagonist is biased towards the role of a tool man, which I personally feel is good. Many behind-the-scenes stories like to let the protagonist take action on his own and then fail to write it well, which makes it look very bad (there may be some good ones, but I haven't seen them often). What doesn't work well is that the plot is too fragmented. The plot of more than ten chapters ago may not be further advanced before running to write other branches. This kind of writing can only hope that the author is ready to write a long story, otherwise it is estimated that many holes will be dug or not filled in in the later period. In that case, it will be very uncomfortable.