Fantasy Drifting

As a result, Io came out. . . To be honest, I don't object to the setting of wild priests, but the role must be played well. You don't have to believe in a certain god, but you must have a very firm belief. . . If you really can't write about your beliefs and you still have to write about magic, go and learn the dossier. Now it feels like the character design is incompatible with the script, as if a kicker has been mixed into the plot team. I really want to kick in the door and just introduce the system directly. Now it's no longer human inside and outside.

I feel dizzy after watching it...

I have been writing this book intermittently until now, and the author is also very good.

The author's writing is very brainless, and the more I read it, the more poisonous it becomes. It's a story about a person who grew up in adultery. It doesn't have its own position, and the various settings are in a mess. It's better not to look at it.

The writing is too messy. I just read a few chapters and made typos, out of order, and pulled out paragraphs. I was so tired from reading.

It is a strange book. It actually has a good intention, but there are big problems with the description. The book has no emotions, and the article has no ups and downs. It is a poisonous weed.

There is nothing wrong with Mu Ye being the strongest in melee combat. There is no such thing as studying medicine.

Make the main line more obvious and the purpose more focused. Thank you!

I have written almost 1 million words, and 2.5 Thousand people have read the monthly pass and have not recommended it, which is less than 200. This is a loss for the author, but he can still persevere.

I haven't read the book, so I just looked at the word count, update time, and recommendation votes, which are only 30! I had to hand over all my recommendation votes.

The early description at the beginning showed the potential to become a god, but the plot took a surprising turn, and it turned out to be a betrayal of humanity, and he became a traitor. From then on, he became uncontrollable, and the beginning of the masterpiece was ruined.

I understand why the reviews are gone. . . . . This book

The most annoying thing is that the protagonist is being watched no matter what he does, which is a waste of good ideas. He believes in his own golden finger, so how can he be discovered and abandon the book?