The protagonist is the reverse Kang, and the main tone is Drayson who is buried. The relationship with Batman Luthor is very good, and he has grown a lot because of the claws (tears). What's a bit embarrassing is that the process of lifting the waistcoat feels a bit long, which reminds me of the fourth natural disaster article with some discomfort...
Small head > big head, xp > plot of an article. The author is a reviewer, and this is a very impressive article, but there is a problem with the rhythm of the plot. It is (pseudo) Liu Bei literature.
There is a pretty good Western Fantasy recently, and I was very happy to read the early game scenes and the commentary. The emotions in several chapters are very good, and the emotional lines can only be said to be the most reasonable. Judging from the results, the procedural sugar-picking actually doesn't have much sugar. Even without looking at the protagonist's response at the end, it feels like you can just follow the single arrow to see it. Putting this aside, the whole book is fine.