"My useless power is the ice of the field"
This is the first time that the support system cannot participate in the competition. After all, a team must be fully developed. A complete team must have support such as combat, defense, and treatment.
The background is an interstellar fantasy novel, without mechas
It's really going to end, it's unfinished, the whole article has been laying the groundwork for this military academy league, but the final chapter of the monster battle started before even finishing the article. It turns out that when fighting the monster lord pseudo-divine beast, the ice soul dragon possessed the body of the heroine, and she won inexplicably. A lot of foreshadowing has not been filled in. The plot is here and there, and some of the plots are just baffling! For example, the military camp where the heroine goes to work as an intern, and the spiritual realm are unnecessary, and I don't understand the meaning of the plot.
There is no male protagonist, there is no emotional line at all
The heroine is too weak. It doesn't mean that the heroine can't be weak at the beginning, but the heroine's character is also very bad. She is too stupid and can't stand it. I can't stand it anymore.
The author is not very good at writing battle scenes and is very flat. Look at the title! League! How can the fight be brushed off in one go?
I'm really speechless. The system spent 100 million to customize a bionic robot without the heroine's consent, and the balance was cleared instantly! He also interferes with the heroine's actions at will. It's crazy.
The female protagonist's senior student in the dormitory inexplicably likes the female protagonist. The boss in the dungeon world also inexplicably likes to trust the female protagonist.
But this book is not like the interstellar novels I have read before that always sell feelings as long as there is a blue star. The heroine in this book does not do that at all. She only wants to win because she wants to win.
The villain in eight out of ten Star Wars books is the Zerg. In eight out of ten Western Fantasy books, the villain is the God of Light. This one takes them all.
Interstellar + Management + Infrastructure is mainly about students participating in competitions to upgrade the school from a pheasant school to a first-class one, and also includes fighting against Zerg. The female protagonist does not have many roles. After all, it is a group portrait story, and the main focus is on the students participating in the competition. The female protagonist is a second-time soul traveler. After she died as a soldier for the first time, she traveled again to the interstellar to establish a military academy. However, I think the infrastructure management part can be written more. I want to see more about the development of infrastructure in the deserted star. There is almost no emotional line. I feel that it is written just to catch up with the male protagonist on the romance channel.
It's quite positive. The heroine is the creator. Human beings' superpowers come from the heroine. The birth of monsters comes from the heroine. There are almost no top-notch and common scumbags in apocalyptic literature in the whole text.
The human flame will never be extinguished
But why is there a male protagonist? The female protagonist is the creator of monsters. Why is the male protagonist one of the monsters? What is the difference between this and Empress Nuwa falling in love with one of the humans she created? . So disgusting
The writing is too dull. The beginning is cheesy. The daughter of a rich family is in need of love. She only cares about her parents. This is interstellar and the background setting is pure entertainment. The ones I watched before were all battle upgrade streams.
The introduction says that the male protagonist appears late and has a weak presence. As a result, almost every chapter has to be separated to write about the male protagonist's situation [rolling eyes]. I thought it was a strong female upgrade stream. It turned out that I really wanted to transfer money. The setting was good, but the writing did not keep up. I wrote a lot of early entrance exams. As a result, all subsequent events were very brief, and even the final battle ended inexplicably. The world setting is not clear. The heroine has been living in the interstellar world for twelve years at the beginning. It seems inexplicable that the plot is straight from the beginning without any foreshadowing, and there is no ability to write the world setting smoothly from the back. At least the overall world background of the heroine's current situation must be clearly written.
Moreover, it is said to be the revival of civilization, but there are no cards with Blue Star Civilization characteristics in the whole article. Except for a copy of Loulan at the beginning, the cards are not closely related to civilization. They don't understand why the creation of the Taoyao series of cards has anything to do with the rise of Blue Star Civilization's ranking. These are at best plant cards, but other civilizations are not without plant cards.
Emmm, why do you feel that you have been suppressed in the early stage? I always wanted to hide from the legendary species that I had contracted with before, or else I just pretended that my previous vest has not become weaker for fear of not being able to control the legendary species. This is not good at all [Question mark] I want to watch the plot and the heroine's upgrade. I don't really want to see a lot of emotional lines. So this is not a plot flow?
More than ten chapters have passed before we get to the point. The name and introduction say that it is spreading beliefs in extreme materialism. As a result, the heroine has always disagreed with the binding system and has been shirking it. I am convinced. And as a player, are you too kind, compassionate, too idealistic? You have gone through ten I've played the game a few times, and while giving up on myself and saying that I can't do it, I want to help others. I still want to help others when I can't protect myself. And you've become more realistic this time. Can you think about whether you want to put yourself in danger for a stranger or a man who the reader can't empathize with when he wakes up and hits the medical staff? ! ! When I read the introduction, I thought she was an evil heroine [question mark] and it was just a game more than a dozen times before. Hey, is she so empathetic? And she finally accepted the system. I can understand it because the heroine is kind and can't stand this deformed world. But I can't understand such a violent man who has malicious intentions towards the heroine!
The entire class of the heroine was thrown into a small world to take the exam because of the graduation assessment. Each student was assigned a different identity and ability, and they communicated through mental group chats. They could not reveal their identities, otherwise they would lose points. The setting is similar to that of the divine performance class in Ketong Town Circle next door.
The heroine and most of the people in the class are fun-loving people, especially the heroine who is very curious and likes to go wherever there is excitement. She often wanders on the edge of overturning. In addition, the heroine and her classmates are more inclined to the fourth natural disaster. They have a sense of superiority and think that they are higher-level people. This is just a small world. Although it is an exam, it is also for fun. As long as the main mission is completed, the world will not be destroyed and delay your graduation.
The writing style is mature and smooth, and neither the supporting characters nor the villain lose their intelligence, which is very interesting. Although the heroine's superpower setting is quite buggy and can be replaced with anything, and even the rights to use other people's superpowers can be exchanged, but the lethality is not great. The heroine relies more on physical fitness and combat power and exchanges for various weapons to fight. It is not as lethal as some people's superpowers, but more omnipotent. I would prefer a more lethal ability.
But even if they were people from a higher level world and were discovered by the villain that they were not from this world, their mental power was actually used to create an instrument that made the superpowers disappear and they succeeded! It turns out that the protagonist group has never been a villain [Shame R] Strictly speaking, they can't be considered villains [Sigh R] In fact, the heroine and the others don't really care about the failure to stop them. After all, it is just a game to them, and even death is just another body to continue the exam.
There are many small bugs, the names of characters and cities are confusing, and this person's name is mixed up and written as another person.
The introduction also said that there is a male protagonist who will appear later. I always thought that he would appear in the later stage. Those who appeared earlier did not pay much attention to it. However, the extra chapter did not say which one it was, and the author did not finish the extra chapter. I personally support Weiss, but Xiao Zhuma and Astra are also possible. Anyway, the male protagonist must be one of the three of them.
Mainly playing games. There aren't many descriptions of the real world. Technology in the interstellar world has been realized too quickly. Let's take the hoverboard. The heroine handed in the game helmet she got after graduating from high school. It turned out to be produced before the start of college. It was also promoted on a large scale. It was outrageous to say it was a game helmet. I only played the Cultivation Game. I originally thought there would be multiple games. The heroine's personality in the game is obviously a big heroine. She has good temperament, talent and other things. Once the game is played, it is obvious that she has become a clear and stupid college student. If you don't watch the extras, you won't have CP.
The writing style is bland, nothing outstanding, but it is still watchable. After the heroine came into contact with the Jun people from the big base outside, she was immediately guessed to have a golden finger. It is quite realistic. In a place where technology has not yet been developed, the heroine is very magical and has everything. It is quite normal to guess [laughing and crying] and the heroine is also portrayed as a normal person with no charm. She is just an ordinary person. The same is true for the author of another book about the Tang Dynasty. She is obviously rushing to become an emperor. But basically they rely on real-world officials to come up with ideas, just like a mascot [Clown]. I don't understand how she can be a hero because she doesn't have any special abilities. What I want to see is a heroine who has her own ideas and coordinates the overall situation. Although the emperors in the late Tang Dynasty were not very good either.
The progress in the early stage was slow. In a place like the wasteland, the heroine still insists on not killing Ren. Why do female channels always have such a high sense of morality? I want to see a heroine who kills decisively. In the later stage, it is too abstract. Let yourself go.
The heroine has an island space in the apocalypse of natural disasters. It was a stand-alone game that I played before. Halfway through, I found it a bit boring and one-dimensional.
Generally speaking, the author always makes up for his own settings. It is very different from her introduction. At most, the showdown with the villain behind the scenes is unfinished! ! ! I hope her other book will be resurrected after watching commercials and it won't end badly.
It's okay, but I feel that all the heroines written by the author have similar personalities. They are all beautiful, talented, powerful and talkative. Everyone loves and hates her. And there is a female partner who is also very awesome. Others always compare the two. I don't like this. I just want the only female protagonist! And the author also loves to write about lily, and I can't stand lily [shut up]
It's okay, but the author doesn't know how to write fighting scenes. It takes a few minutes and a few seconds to end the battle. And it's good 6. The heroine split the energy cannon with a cold weapon [question mark] emmm. The emotional line was a failure. It was withdrawn. To be honest, I'm still fat. Well written. The heroine is strong and happy, but I can't stand it when she keeps getting sidetracked by Lily.
The setting is quite interesting. The author is multi-faceted but the writing style is not enough. The character setting is also very thin and one-sided. The most important thing is that the story line of the heroine is really not important in this kind of novel. There are also many stories about the real world setting of the heroine. The setting is fantasy, which is really not interesting. Moreover, one world has not been previewed, and it is directly followed by the next world. The male protagonist is the first to preview the novel world. It is difficult to comment. It is another day when there is no novel to read and abandon the novel.
The setting is very unique. The skills of the heroine are very special, so each character has a different personality. It's very interesting, hhhh, but there is a male protagonist at the end. There is very little emotional line, but I haven't finished watching it. I stopped watching after seeing that it was the male protagonist, but it is very close to the finale.