I Want This World

1. The book is completely relaxed (at least for now), and has a touch of warmth, making it very comfortable to read. 2. There are no big problems with the logic of this book, the dialogue is also good, the plot development is not blunt, the writing is simple, and the overall quality is good. 3. There are two big worlds in this book, one is the original and the other is created. I don't know what the intersection will be later. 1. The beginning is a bit poisonous. When you see someone who is not your relative being hunted, you sacrifice your plasticity and lifespan to save her. (Sorry, I don't quite accept it) But it will be normal after that. 2. Generally speaking, the IQ of the supporting characters is pretty good. There are no fools, no slaps in the face, and no pretentiousness. 3. It can be said that I think the most poisonous thing is that the protagonist gives up his life just because the heroine is pitiful and asks the heroine to help him unlock the seal. (Because the male protagonist only has 100 years to break the seal, I don't think I can agree with giving this life to others) It's not black and white, but there are some discussions, books can be read, food and grass, the front is really a bit of a noob, and the pattern slowly unfolds later, and the main plot begins, that's it. 🙂