Reincarnated as a Crow, I Become a God by Foreseeing Natural Disasters

It's well written, but when you say it's behind the scenes, I don't think so. The plot of the story is very compact. You can add some buffering, otherwise you will feel a little tired while reading. After one problem is solved, the next one needs to be buffered well.

Hmm... This book is quite interesting, but why does it make me feel so inexplicably depressed? The protagonist was unboxed as soon as he traveled through time, and the disasters never stopped. There was a premonition that the villain's conspiracy was always surrounding the protagonist. The enemy is in the dark, we are in the light, the information gap is still so big, and the protagonist's hang-up is not big enough, how are we going to win from now on 😂

The arrangement of events is too compact, which makes the story too stretched, and the protagonist is incompetent and the subject matter itself causes the plot to be too depressing, and it is always depressing, resulting in a poor reading experience. The writing and foreshadowing are quite distinctive.

I know why there are no ratings. You are a behind-the-scenes person. In the first scene of saving the flood, your writing is too humane. It can be said that the human nature is very deep when you have just traveled through time. If it is too much, it will have the opposite effect and look a bit awkward. I still give five stars here. Come on, the author.

It's quite interesting, but the plot is too tight and there's no buffering in the middle.

The writing is okay, the plot is reasonable, detailed and not procrastinating, and the character descriptions are relatively vivid. The only uncomfortable point is that the dungeon is too difficult and the plug-ins have little combat effectiveness, but they are more in line with the background of the times and the difficulty of natural and man-made disasters. The motivation of the protagonist is also quite reasonable, because he was originally a firefighter in the rescue team and died saving people. The book is quite nice I think some small plots of rescuing people can be added to help the protagonist become stronger (like the plug-in, rescuing people adds life and fire) and win people's hearts. You can't blindly deal with other people's problems without gaining anything. This would be a bit difficult for the protagonist and readers. The depressing plot should have a certain amount of excitement. Both the protagonist and the readers will be tired. Can't some non-human beings be allowed to die?

It's okay. It's just that the upgrade is a bit slow, but it's acceptable. But I don't know why, I feel a little bit frustrated

My lover's novel is really good [sending my heart]

It's pretty good. It's the first time I've read a novel where the main character is a crow. The description is very detailed.

The book is a good book, and I thought it was pretty good after reading it for a while. However, the pace is a bit slow, and it is not an invincible flow. Moreover, the logic is relatively strong, and the description of the actions is a bit dense. If you skip this line and go to the next line, you have no idea how the protagonist does it. Seeing now, I don't have so much patience, but this book is still acceptable. Book friends who are patient and have stronger logic requirements can read it.