With My Glasses Off, I'm a Good-for-Nothing. With Them On, I'm a God

The character of the protagonist is extremely down-to-earth, and the experience of being from a lower-class background makes it easy for people to feel immersed in the story. The supporting Eye of Heaven system has a playful and derogatory character, which adds a lot of fun to the daily bickering between the two. The martial arts battles in the book are compact and neat. The protagonist steadily practices to improve himself while focusing on tracking down the missing girl. The foreshadowing hooks of the story appear in turn, the interesting points are abundantly arranged, and the overall look and feel is excellent. The more you read down, the more you will become addicted.

This book is really good! No nonsense, the plot is compact, ups and downs, and famous scenes gather together! My heart trembles when I see it, and sometimes I even get cramps when I laugh. Good review!