It feels like a game log update, which doesn't look good. The protagonist starts with full talent points and becomes a mermaid at the end of the ocean. He bases his sense of superiority on ordinary people's survival and is still sought after by others. Isn't it a new ideological charm? There is a sense of absurdity and physical discomfort as if Wang was treating the video of displaced Iranians as electronic mustard every day.
Although it is a thunder drama, the plot is very logical. The amount of money used was a little outrageous, and I vomited blood a little too much, but everything else was normal. 9.3
I think it's okay, but the extra part of the novel is very controversial. There is not enough foreshadowing in the early stage and I feel that it doesn't stand up in the later stage. Overall, 9.1
It's the best I've seen in a while, but I think the humor is a bit depressing, like The Truman Show . It's not suitable for people who are stressed out at work. I was so stressed that I ended up in the hospital and didn't finish it [Cracked]
The early stages were interesting, but the plot was a bit lackluster in the later stages. The article always emphasizes being pampered, but I think it's a bit embarrassing not to write that kind of atmosphere. Maybe it's because the article is relatively old. Overall I can give it a 9.5.
I don't know if I've seen 10% of it, but I really can't stand it anymore. I would just change the soup without changing the medicine. Once the gender is changed, it will be Mary Sue, my favorite romance from ten years ago. The heroine's companion is a village maid and best friend, the affectionate male lead is a vicious cannon fodder, and a mindless passerby. Those born in 1000 who have never read the early Mary Sue novels are blessed.
The idea is good, but the author's character creation of the protagonist, supporting characters and cannon fodder have low levels of socialization. It is not recommended that people who have never worked in a class write characters who have worked in a class. In order to forcefully create something cool, I wrote a lot of mindless passers-by. I heard me using my toes to dig out a new office building for the boss at the work station. There were some unreasonable aspects in the plot development that led to the flattening of the story.