At the beginning, the heroine is a powerful boss in the apocalypse, and at the end, the hero and heroine have three children. I don't know how the story got to this point, and I don't want to know.
I watched a third or a quarter of it. Although I did watch it because of the collision between Chinese education and the apprenticeship system of the Western Magic Tower (commonly known as everyone must die a good death), the moment the protagonist's big sermon came out, I was still stunned. . . .
In terms of Western fantasy, the system written by the author is not clear either. It feels like it is just a little bit here and there and a few pleasing settings. As a result, the entire combat power system is so contradictory that it makes me want to laugh (alas the combat power party) and run away...
When reading this book, I repeatedly looked at the publication date, and I couldn't believe that it was a new work in the past few years. The ideas are so old that it feels like they have traveled back in time more than ten years ago... What girls are joking about the beautiful little boy male protagonist, thinking that the younger brother who silently does housework and changes his gender must be a good wife and mother. If someone in the village is gossiping, you must say clearly that it is the aunt, but we will not say the gender of the person who has bad intentions to test the protagonist... Wait, I have said enough, I have tasted enough, hurry up and take it down ()
Saying that elves are the holiest race in the world is not the most embarrassing part of this book. I don't know how to write a Western fantasy, but I don't know how to cross-breed into a system. The most embarrassing thing is that the protagonist ignorantly spreads modern technology (well, he doesn't make glass, but what about sugar production?) And gives some inexplicable sermons... I am tired. I really didn't buy the book just to read this. Please let it go (white flag)
I have only read the last few chapters of v, and my impression is that the relationships between the characters and the storyline are confusing. But the cover is amazing.
I didn't finish it the first time I watched it, but when I picked it up later and watched it again, I found that a lot of the content that I thought was interesting at first has become extremely embarrassing...
The author came here from the last book, and the writing style of this book is so poor that I can't help but wonder how much my memory has improved the previous book... I no longer dare to re-read the previous book, and I came here because I was afraid of reading it. . In order to prevent the phenomenon of second-hand explosions, let's forget about each other for the time being ()
She's a scumbag, but not so bloody that I like to eat it. She's in a very poor stage: I want to cry, feel too embarrassed, feel angry, and feel a little naughty...
It doesn't hit my mark. I'm personally quite harsh on beast-controlling stories, maybe... An extra point.
The author originally sent this book to Persimmon next door, and he brought it over when there was no sound of water (the author said it himself in case I forgot to remember it). The writing style is also... At the level there, so...