The Descent of Consciousness

Can't you write the copy well? You have to write about the conspiracy of Goldfinger and the extraordinary power of reality. You can't treat reality as a safe back garden

How to put it, the protagonist's power comes too easily, and this power can also be plundered, which makes the protagonist seriously lack of sense of security and mentally abnormal If the protagonist's power is completely lost, he knows that he has no method or ability to become a transcendent again, so the protagonist should learn a systematic power system.

I looked at the book review section, sorry to bother you. Farewell

Why are they all a group of critics? The author writes very well.

Book friends who feel that the previous chapters are too confusing should start reading from the third volume, as if the previous chapters do not exist.

I hope it's not from Japanese comics, because I haven't read most of them.

The character of the protagonist is OK, but the most annoying thing is the protagonist of Infinite Flow, the Virgin Mary. The bad thing about this book is that the protagonist's power is not relied on and feels very weak. He absorbs it inexplicably. There is no limit on weaknesses or anything. He simply doesn't know anything. The author did not write the power gap rigorously when writing. It gives the impression that the protagonist has abilities and moves, and the power and consumption limits are all determined by the reader's imagination. It's still very messy, let's talk about the telekinesis at the beginning. How to upgrade? What is consumed? There's no clear explanation of what the restrictions are.

Hahaha, the book review persuaded me to quit, but after reading many of the author's replies, I found that he is a very polite person.

The power confused the mind, the timeline was improperly explained, and the black hand was too strong and poisonous. Even though I love the beauty of your pufferfish, I can't bear the poison of your pufferfish! ! ! ! Pity. . . .

If the protagonist of this book is Black Tiger Ah Fu, seriously, this book will be so popular that it will explode.