Limbus Company Transmigration: I Am Nothing

Fast forward to the time when nothing is left and swallows all the Abnormalities to form a thunderous fusion, immune to all damage, kicks the head, punches the stars, and dominates the city

The cover is amazing, the plot is amazing, the idea is amazing, and the subject matter is amazing. It seems pretty good so far. It would be better if the long and difficult sentences were separated into some parts. The dialogue may be a little strange because of the long writing, but the character design is very stable. The author must persevere, otherwise I won't be able to see such mysterious things👍

What's going on? Is anyone really watching this?

Yes, very good, almost no AI is used. I say almost no use of AI, not definitely no use of AI, because I skipped a few chapters to read, but anyway, the fragments I read did not have AI, and then I had nothing. Overall, although the protagonist played with nothing It's a full-level number, but it's a bit awkward to play, after all, Carly is there, but overall, it is a mid-to-upper-level book that can be produced from 7:6 to 8:0. Except for some punctuation marks and paragraphs that are not very well made, there are basically no problems. It tells its own story and there are no big logical problems.

Damn it, the cover b made me panic when I saw it

What should I say, the cover is a bit strange and the content is great

It's a very good book 👍 But from my personal point of view, the main character has too few scenes and it is easy for people to not watch it. Even if there are more main characters in the back and new readers read it, some people will abandon the book because the main characters in the front have too few scenes. But if someone likes to read this, just pretend that I didn't say it. Maybe it's because the protagonist has too few roles, so the rating is so low. . . Also, come on, the author [KISS][KISS][KISS]

Well, it's more suitable for people who have been exposed to it and understand the content. I'm an outsider here and can't understand it well. I can't understand many special terms and so on. I don't know what the hell the protagonist has become. There are also some places where the protagonist has no sense of the plot. Generally speaking, it's pretty good.

So far, so good, but I would like to add a few questions. First, the Abnormalities are fished out of the well and are different parts of the human subconscious. According to the division of the head, the Abnormalities are indeed considered human beings. Secondly, the Abnormalities appeared in the city after the Seed of Light was launched, and the same goes for the distortion. Then, when the Mimicry appeared, it had nothing and had not yet been extracted from the well.

Absolute abstraction, and the curiosity that arises from it, teach you how to write a book. . . .