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Nice! It's not easy to be a 13-year-old these days. You have to create a concave character just for the sake of popularity. Hahaha, you are obviously invincible, but you still have to rely on being a mysterious supporting character to gain popularity. It's very interesting! The daily complaints about the system and the male protagonist are also very funny ~ The author has done a good job of combining supernatural battles with live barrage. Every time the protagonist appears and does something big, I look forward to watching the audience's barrage reactions outside the series. It's a super good-looking [Sparrow Food Masterpiece]!

Although a system for collecting popularity has been added, it is still essentially the kind of cool article that gets promoted all the way. There are no messy emotional dramas to hold you back. The male protagonist has a clear goal to make up for the regrets of his previous life. Not only is his strength online, but his brains are also good. He uses the drama system to build momentum for himself. The plot advances smoothly and it looks particularly comfortable.

The setting is quite innovative, turning the real world into an anime drama through the eyes of another world. This cross-dimensional observation perspective is very graphic. In order to change the tragic ending of the past, the protagonist uses the audience's emotions to gain power, which is logically feasible. In the early stage, it seemed to be a fun story, but in fact, the core is to redeem the companions, and it is a bit passionate. It is good-looking and worth reading [Already Planted] [Add One on Bookshelf] [Sparrow Eater Masterpiece]!

This book is an urban high-level martial arts novel that I recently discovered that is very popular. It is a rare setting for a series about rebirth and redemption plus inter-dimensional observation. There is no emotional line throughout the whole process, and the focus is on the bond between team mates.

It's very interesting. The author's skills have improved a lot compared to the first book. I also like this subject matter.

Chasing from Next Door, the first few chapters are quite good, and the writing has improved significantly. Also, I love the title There Are No Dead Men in Dreams.

Not only is the story exciting, but the past of the characters, organizational concepts and various choices are also very informative, and the exciting points are well combined with the depth of the plot.

No cp, focus on career, neat writing, enjoyable to watch

The setting is very interesting, the ability system is complete, and the combat is clearly written.

The barrage part is very fun. Sometimes the audience's guesses are in contrast with the real plot. It really feels like everyone is following the show together.

I like the interaction between the characters the most. Everyone has a distinct personality. The protagonists really feel like a family when they get along with each other.

The protagonist is well portrayed, ruthless to his enemies, yet gentle to his own people, powerful but not too pretentious.

The combat description is the highlight. The actions, abilities, and environmental changes are all written very concretely. It's easy to see the pictures directly in your mind. The writing is very good.

The world view and ability settings are very detailed, and many abilities have their own operating logic.

The plot is good, one event follows another, and there is foreshadowing of the main plot behind it.