The Ears of Evolution

Starting from the earth, the spiritual energy of the entire universe is revived, the laws are changed, and the era is changed. If Guo Ruo awakens his strange talent, he can hear sounds that ordinary people cannot hear, and can hear the obsessions of some mysterious things. By helping those things eliminate their obsessions, he can obtain attribute points, skill points, and other things... … A scumbag just lets it go, but a scumbag knows how to solve it. My first reaction when I saw this introduction was. "I" the protagonist, why should I help those things eliminate their obsessions? I just do it at the beginning, and then look for patterns, analyze the reasons, draw conclusions, and replicate possibilities. Isn't it hundreds of thousands of times faster to brush up your scores and reach the pinnacle of life than those stupid and lackluster students? What can be observed can be influenced, and what can be influenced can be manipulated. This is how the so-called science developed step by step. According to our academic master's development route, we should find a group of mysterious things to raise and conduct a series of experiments. Finally a safe and worry-free harvest. As for what they really think, who cares! Their only value is to provide nourishment.

It is true that the writing in the later part is not as good as the previous one. Is it because the grades are not good and you want to finish the book as soon as possible?

The progression of the plot is always baffling

The creativity is okay, the writing is average, and the most disgusting thing is that there is always an inexplicable underworld that covers the sky with one hand. It will not stop killing two gangsters. The protagonist is hunted all over the country and the world, and they force conflicts?

The book was well written at the beginning, and the creativity was acceptable, but it lost control halfway through, and the whole system collapsed, making people lack the sense of being in the modern world. Personally, I think there are two problems. One is that readers are all mortals. The coexistence of the extraordinary and the ordinary and giving mortals a chance to get ahead is the vision of most people. In the second half of the book, the mortal world is finished. The second is that the worldview has changed too much in the second half and lacks transition. The author is reminded that when the world becomes too gamified, the author's thinking will also become gamified, and he will be too out of touch and unable to control himself.

Alas, both the subject matter and the concept are good, but the writing is incomprehensible.

Author: Below Sanjiang is the Eye of Destiny. How do you feel about it?

If you don't know how to write about killing and fighting, don't write about it.

The beginning is good, but I feel a little confused later on.

See Wing Chun, walk away