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Don't look at the ratings! Don't look at the ratings! Don't look at the ratings! Say important things three times! ! ! A high score does not necessarily mean a good book, and a good book does not necessarily mean a high score. Publish all the books you think are good, preferably those with more than one million words or more than one million words completed.
The first and third books are quite good, but the updates make them boring. The second and fourth books are occasionally boring. Are they all without female protagonists? (Do you have doubts about the third book? You have doubts even if you haven't seen the first one?) Anyway, there's nothing silly or disgusting about the plot (The fourth book is a bit off-putting, but the plot is okay?)
This is a very good DND novel. The negative reviews mainly say that the second volume is too long. Personally, I think you can read the dwarf jokes in the paragraphs in the early part of the second volume to relieve your boredom. Later, entering the drow city is really depressing, but it writes about the drow's madness that has not been written in other novels. It successfully made me understand where the dwarves' prejudice against drow came from [face covering]. The drow in other novels give people the impression that they are human bandits who have changed their skins. -Split- There is also the little mage in the first volume. Some people think she is a drag, but after the attack of the dragon, the little mage learned a spell and helped the protagonist a lot until they were separated at the end of the first volume. —Division— Also, you don't have to worry about the protagonist taking a harem when he sees a girl. After all, you can be a harem only if you are alive [laughter] The second book is that the name is too abstract. There are different monsters in each abnormal world. For example, if the sound is too loud in Evernight City, it will be chased by shadows, and if it is too bright, it will attract neon tumors. After arriving, I will learn some tips on how to survive in Evernight City. There is a rather scary and depressing plot in the middle, which I won't spoil. In order to escape from Evernight City, you have to find a moving door. It seems that it took the protagonist a year or two to escape. The living wood forest is too much, and there is nothing thrilling (except for the strange hunting giant). -Divided- Then there is Yuji Buddha City, which also has ten different monsters with different abilities. I won't spoil the specifics. After reading it, I can only say that accidents are always caught off guard, which is why I say the protagonist is the legendary King of Endurance. After reading the whole story, I feel that Abnormal World has a bit of a rules fantasy and apocalyptic feeling, but two updates every two days is too slow. Oh, by the way, all the monsters currently appearing (except for that woman [smirk]) can be killed. I can only say that he is the author who respects heavy firepower the most [laughing] The third book is an infinite supernatural novel. The rhythm and atmosphere are very depressing, which is why this book has a low rating. If you like to see evil being punished, good people having a happy family ending, and mindless fun, don't read it. The ghosts in this book are intelligent but are full of malice to kill people. The ghosts will hide their own rules and use fake rules to deceive humans. There will be no situation where the protagonist takes off his pants and the ghost becomes too shy, or the protagonist goes insane and the ghost stops and looks at him in confusion. ——Divide—— The protagonist is suspected to be a max-level boss who got in again after leaving. This is also the source of the protagonist's cheats, but the protagonist's cheats are not omnipotent. As I said before, this is not a cool article. The protagonist's cheats can also be used by ghosts to deceive the protagonist (I said Dahu's super intelligence has come into play [laughs]). Then there are ghosts in reality (there is also a link where veteran seniority leads newcomers [laughs]). There are two goals of ghosts in reality, one is There are those with ghost weapons (there is also a joint hunting session [laughs] which is to consume human ghost weapons so that the ghosts in the abyss can be killed with one hit), and one kind has special talents (who doesn't like heterosexuals [laughter]). It happens that the protagonists are all occupied, which makes the abyss and reality uneasy. This is why I said the pace of this book is depressing. I always feel out of breath when reading it. I recommend reading it for a while, otherwise it will be too immersive. The fourth book is about beast control. The protagonist starts out as a master beast master and honorary deputy director, and has many titles (there is not enough space for so many people here [laughing]). Most of the plot has been forgotten. After all, I have been raising it for a long time, but there is nothing poisonous about it (for example, if you see a wild dog on the roadside and it is about to die, you have to spend precious beast control quota to save it)
A niche book that gets better and better the further you read, forced love, struggle and resistance, and finally falling into the embrace of the evil god
I would like to recommend a super cool Black Robe novel to everyone. Although it is about soul-traveling, his character is consistent with that of a soldier boy. Then Black Robe Single Universe