The Underdog's Comeback

I really feel that my feelings have been cheated... I'm about to vomit blood... I'm so disappointed. The most exciting part of the whole article is actually the introduction... I don't know if anyone can read this comment of mine. If it's for a strong female character or redemption, you can just click "cross" because 99% of the time the female protagonist is weak, and in the end she is strong. Part of it was shortened to one chapter (I really laughed at this). Every step was based on luck rather than wisdom or strength. In the end, defeating the boss was only because the heroine died and regained her true form, and then she could win. Then it would have been fine if the heroine died at the beginning. What do these seventy-plus chapters of struggle and frustration mean? There was no growth at all. Her attitude towards the male protagonist was that at first she was arrogant enough to lock him up and not let him fight. In the end, she was still arrogant enough to lock him up and not let him fight. I really accepted it, and the male protagonist's design also collapsed all the way. If only two or three more chapters of the final "Shuangshuang Battle" chapter had been written, I wouldn't have been so speechless. The author really didn't think it was top-heavy, anticlimactic... It was the first time I regretted ordering a novel (I was a little excited when I saw a few words about sexual orientation... Friends who are as excited as me don't need to be excited, because There is no sexual orientation at all, it's just that the villain boss has some vague thoughts about the male protagonist. What is this? The shell of GB is very brittle and will break at the touch. The writing is hazy and silly. It feels like it is just a product of the current trend, no different from ordinary BG... It hurts my head.

This book is really not that bad, I think it is already a good GB novel. I have been reading for many years and have read both good and bad books. This one does have some minor issues, but I personally feel that the rating is low. I am just giving it a reference for those who have not read the book, and everyone has the right to comment. The male and female protagonists in this book are indeed frustrated. If you don't mind this, don't read it, but the ending is actually quite reasonable. The weaker the male and female protagonists are, the stronger the villain is, which proves the villain's madness. The heroine has majored in Wuwei Tao all her life. Throughout the whole process, I could feel that although the heroine really worked hard to practice, she was really powerless because she only had so much talent, and there was no need to arrange a golden finger to change her qualifications, because she originally spent her life doing nothing. If the qualifications were changed, the ending would be very strange. The plot is the author's idea of ​​how it will develop. I think as long as it's logical and not deliberately disgusting, it's all a matter of personal preference. And my second playthrough revealed that there are enough hints that the heroine is powerful, not a sudden golden finger. And how can you win against the villain without Goldfinger? This is not a question of whether you work hard or not. I think the biggest problem with this book is that the ending is a bit hasty. Everyone has been frustrated for so long. There could be a few more chapters in the exciting part. There is also the heroine's character problem, which is in line with the boss's desire for control, but I hope the problem can be truly solved. The summary is that I recommend everyone to read this book. If you really don't like it, just retreat in time.

I feel so uncomfortable... The introduction is a bit of a scam. Only the last two chapters are strong. It's like Long Aotian suddenly coming to the world. It's inexplicable. It's either relying on wisdom or step-by-step foreshadowing, or it suddenly becomes stronger. Obviously 98% of the previous chapters were beaten. And this gb, what is the difference between it and bg? The feeling is very superficial. It is completely a personal habit. I endured the whole book and read it. It can be regarded as one of the most unjust things I spent money on... I didn't have that refreshing feeling after reading it. I felt aggrieved. The writing was top-heavy. I felt so uncomfortable after reading it in the middle of the night.

Qing Fei is such a pity, I cried when I saw her. Although she gradually lost herself in order to improve, she never did anything to feel sorry for the heroine, and she helped the heroine to repay her kindness, but in the end she ended up like this

I've finished reading it. Although some of the low-scoring reviews made me worried that it was a bad ending, the writing was so cute that I didn't go into it with high expectations. But I didn't expect it to be really exciting! Indeed, in the later stages, I felt that my wife wanted to be lazy, so the ending was not very developed. Although it is not a bad ending, it is a pity. In my opinion, this is a novel that can be written up to 500,000 words. The plot and logic of my wife's book are very online, including the portrayal of some supporting characters who are not flat at all, and have their own characteristics. After reading my wife's column, this should be the first completed article. It's really amazing to be able to write it so well! And the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist really makes me crazy xp!

I feel that there is a difference between the character design in the later stage and the character design in the early stage. I don't know why, but I felt that the two protagonists of the ex-wife were very vivid, but in the later stages, they became a little bit papery, especially the heroine's deus ex machina at the end, which made me a little nervous. And because the author said that there are random sexual preferences, I always thought that the prince liked the male protagonist and the princess liked the female protagonist. In the end, I couldn't understand their relationship at all. It would be very good if there were no words about sexual orientation. It is understood that the prince is interested in the male protagonist just because the male protagonist is a mythical beast, so he wants to win the male protagonist. In terms of interests, he will indeed care about it. Then the princess's feelings for the heroine are because the heroine knows a lot of magic, so she thinks the heroine is an interesting person, and she wants to find such a person to torture and play with her own fun. The author had previously said in his own words that people of the same gender would fall in love with the male or female protagonist in the later stages. That seemed to be what he meant, but after reading it, it was not true at all. I was really confused by this for a long time, so I was quite confused when I watched it. There is always a sense of luck. I don't think they will kill the male and female protagonists, and even the male and female protagonists really cultivate themselves and then destroy them. After thinking a lot, I never thought that Long Aotian would open up in the end. I have to say it's a golden finger. In the article, it says that the heroine gained it through puppet training. I don't think it's true, but I'm a little bit embarrassed. I feel like I'm worried to death, and then you tell me that the heroine is a peerless master who can't beat anyone, and my mood is in vain. Moreover, locking the male protagonist in that space for the second time is a very unacceptable behavior for me. I obviously know it and I have promised before that I will not do this. I have always thought about killing the enemy, and the male protagonist must not be missing, because this is the male protagonist's enemy, but the female protagonist imprisoned him again, and then the male protagonist came out in such a tragic way. It's quite suffocating, although it is true that the heroine is out of a protective mood. I can only say that the villain in this article is really too powerful. In the early and middle stages of the article, the two of them were indeed taking steady steps and practicing in the same step. However, I feel that revenge is too impatient. They clearly know how terrible their enemies are, and then they insist on openly provoking and letting everyone know their identities. I have always been saying that that space is very good, has sufficient spiritual energy, and is very suitable for cultivation. Why not cultivate inside and then come out? Just because the heroine can practice many things, she will not be worse than the ancient ancestor of magic after she comes out, and the hero is a divine beast. The two of them have really been practicing in space for hundreds of years. If they come out to practice occasionally, don't go particularly close to those enemies, they will obviously be very good at revenge. I really would rather the heroine was practicing with the male protagonist in space, occasionally coming out to practice, getting the inheritance of the ancient ancestor of magic, and then becoming so powerful, rather than wanting her to be the ancient ancestor of magic himself. It's a bit like everything you've done before, just like the clown. Anyway, if the heroine dies, she will be replaced by a more powerful existence, right?

I was quite moved by watching it from the beginning, but the ending of Deus Ex Machina was very uncomfortable. He went through untold hardships, struggled, and died heroically. Then, alas, good guy, the main body is a powerful one. When it dies, the main body wakes up and solves the naughty villain created earlier. Wouldn't you think that the hard work ahead would be a bit ridiculous?

The ending is a bit rushed, with too much powerlessness under the villain's persecution. On the contrary, there is relatively little description of the rise of the protagonist. CP stewed randomly does not highlight the key points. The good thing is that the rise of the heroine is a turnaround for Xianyu, not relying on outstanding talent but a breakthrough through hard work step by step. When I read the article, I was very moved. Isn't it the same for everyone in the world, including me? The opposition force we defy is not the Dayan Dynasty and the Yingtian Sect, but secular rules and the unpredictability of the human heart. The second thing that shocked me was the relationship between the male and female protagonists. The appearance of the male protagonist broke the female protagonist's inaction and became the light that the female protagonist wanted to protect under her wings. And for the male protagonist, the female protagonist is not something she is always looking for and dependent on. They are mutually reinforcing and indispensable. They must stand side by side and rely on each other. It's hard to imagine how heartbroken Luo Xian felt when he saw Luo An in the Snake Cave. Luo An was so helpless and frightened when he counted Luo Xian's passing light spots, it's hard to imagine. There are others. If this is my second brush, please continue writing.

Isn't the original name pretty good?

Very nice. If you are interested in this novel, you can read it. For me, from the beginning to the end, there are no surprises. Some typos and wrong sentences can be completely ignored. As for those complaints, you can use it as a reference, but you can also ignore it, because I think they just didn't read it seriously. Some people say the ending was rushed, but I thought it was just right. Some people say that the heroine thinks that the hero is Bai Yueguang, but she treats him in such a way. I just want to say what's the problem! The article mentions what kind of person the female protagonist is, and it was during a time of emotional instability that the female protagonist and the male protagonist liked each other. The person who was once regarded as superior is now around, not to mention what happened to the male protagonist and the female protagonist's feelings for him. There is clearly no problem, so why pick a thorn! Some people say that the heroine suddenly turns into a powerful person and kills the villain in the end, which is ridiculous and there is no foreshadowing. Where is the lack of foreshadowing in the article? ! With so much foreshadowing, the eyes filter it out and treat it as invisible? ! And do you think you can't see the heroine's hard work and tenacity? ! If the heroine is stronger than them, she can crush them! He also said that the villain was killed so quickly, I don't know what to think. Anyway, if you are interested, you can take a look.