Water, Earth, Fire, Air
The Avatar once kept the Water Tribes, the Earth Kingdom, the Fire Nation, and the Air Nomads at peace. Under the Avatar's guidance, the four nations lived in harmony. But when the Fire Nation waged war, everything changed. The flames of war swept across the land, and only the Avatar, master of all four bending arts, could set things right. Yet when the world needed him most, he vanished...
When Luo Wang discovered that he had transmigrated into the world of Avatar: The Last Airbender, he was thrilled. But he soon realized he had no talent for bending, so he started currying favor with the powerful while continuing to train.
Luo Wang: "Fine, if I can't be the Avatar, why not become the champion of the ring instead?!"
Facing his enemies, he casually threw a punch, its shockwave sending them flying.
"Such power! Is that airbending? Are you the Avatar?"
Luo Wang: "Sorry, I'm just really strong."
When Luo Wang, traveling through the nations, runs into Azula again...
Azula: "I don't remember giving you permission to talk to other girls!"
(Multiple female leads)
(This is my first time writing something based on Avatar: The Last Airbender, so it might not be very good. If anything needs work, leave a comment and I'll fix it right away.)
The protagonist is the most skilled guy. He insists that he has practiced Qi Dao with his fists, and punches people into blood mist. He insists that the opponent uses a blood shield to escape 🤦 When others are smart, they will come up with the values that the left fist has high damage and the right fist has high damage. The protagonist must feel that he has good skills.
I think it's very good, the emotional scenes are okay, but I think the protagonist is more like a numerical monster than a boxing champion. His name can be replaced by the Avatar. The numerical value is the reason for becoming a king 😏. It has a little more traffic. Of course I feel like it, hehehe 🤔
The writing of the fighting scenes is okay, in fact, it is possible because it is an Avatar fan. It restores some of the original works and adds some of my own innovations and ideas. In fact, it is enough. It does not need to be that good. At present, the protagonist is a bit contradictory. It feels quite reliable, but also feels unreliable. Reliable: Reliable in terms of strength, appearance, and patience. Unreliable: I have been friends with Zuko for so many years, and then turned against him? Is the protagonist so unreliable in his mind? The first part is about his cowardice, and the second part is about his twisted inner suspicions. I feel that in order to set off the protagonist, the advantages of this supporting actor are made pitiful. As for Azula, the heroine, even if the emotional scene is a little bad, the kiss and hug at the end make up for the discomfort 🤦 The protagonist talks a bit less, I suggest less pretentiousness, and the look is a bit grand. The protagonist has the ability to cook, is strong, can give advice to others, and is a man of two generations. These are inherent advantages. Why is it written as if he has a social disorder? The above advantages are very close to the character of a gentle and reliable big brother. I can definitely write about this character. Fans of Avatar are very rare. If you can read it, I can give it a five-star rating. Just support the author.
It looks good, and it would be great if there was education and training. Of course, I am a serious person, and I don't really care about education and training. The plot is very gentle and gives people a sense of déjà vu as they witness the protagonists traveling together. It would be great if there was education and training. In terms of characterization, to be honest, I feel that the male protagonist can't do anything, but he does his best to do what he can. Although he is not a supernatural being, I feel that he is a supernatural being. It would be great if there is education and training. Do you still like Azula? She is yandere and tsundere [laughing] It would be better if there is education and training. I haven't seen the back yet, so I don't know if the protagonist will have someone to travel with, but it would be better if there is education and training. Of course, I personally don't care about education and training. After all, I am a serious person, but don't you think the male protagonist is a bit nourishing, so it would be best to have some education and training. It's not that I want to see it, I don't care about watching this kind of thing, but it would be best if there is education and training, you understand?
Although some parts use AI, it feels overwhelming! The current quality of the protagonist is also very high. I look forward to seeing Aang in the Avatar King mode! The emotional description is also pretty good, I'm looking forward to Shura Field [laughter]
So pretty. . . Thank you to the country, thank you to the party, thank you to your classmates, thank you to your teachers, thank you to hydrogen, thank you to helium, thank you to lithium, thank you to beryllium, thank you to boron, thank you to carbon, thank you to nitrogen, thank you to oxygen, thank you to fluorine, thank you to neon, thank you to sodium, thank you to magnesium, thank you to aluminum, thank you to silicon, thank you to phosphorus, thank you to sulfur, thank you to chlorine, thank argon, thank you to potassium, thank you to calcium, thank you to protein, thank you to sugar, thank you to fat, thank you to Golgi apparatus, thank you to mitochondria, thank you to chloroplast [Crying in tears]
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Does the heroine have Tove?
It's very good-looking. It doesn't have the tiredness of too many battles, nor is it overbearingly subjective. The writing is peaceful, and the emotions are clear. It has a feeling of Murong Sword and Fairy's adventures everywhere. You can feel the frankness and ease of the protagonist. The chivalry of the protagonist, not avoiding emotions and not being greedy are rare qualities.
The plot is pretty good so far. Other than that, I'm curious about the protagonist's strength. Is it just enough or can it be broken down later? At present, I don't see the protagonist competing with people who are stronger than him. He can only guide Mei and Taili, and compete with Azula to show his ability to let go. In addition, due to the character of the protagonist, the current strength is almost all figured out by himself. If he is strong enough, there is no problem. If he is not strong enough, it will feel like he is working behind closed doors. I probably know what kind of dumplings the author is making with vinegar. I can only say that this routine is not very to my liking, and wrapping this plate of dumplings with vinegar in the shape of the protagonist made me feel a bit disappointed. The plate of vinegar itself is fine, but the process is a bit unsatisfactory.