I Can See the World's Attributes

I hope I can avoid typos. Although I can understand it, it is still awkward, especially when I am fascinated by it and suddenly I can't read it, and it is very difficult to distinguish.

I really like this kind of slow-burning book with a sense of simplicity in writing😊

This book is very well written, but I don't know why it becomes less interesting the more I read it. 😥😥😥

I couldn't stand it after reading two chapters. The witch in it has no brains, and the protagonist has no brains either.

I've read more than a dozen chapters and there's nothing surprising about it, but strangely I can't bring myself to continue reading**

I feel that the protagonist is very inexplicable, he is so confident, he is as weak as a chicken, yet he dares to rush into anything.

Why does the author always like to create ambiguities? The supporting female characters with names can hardly escape. I saw that the protagonist went to the capital to meet the little witch. According to the previous description, the protagonist had a normal friendship with her, and the little witch had a one-sided crush on the protagonist. The protagonist actually used his hands and feet directly, which was really disgusting to watch. Originally, the writing on the lord aspect and the suspense aspects were quite good, but the ambiguity was really unbearable and made me feel physically uncomfortable.

I found that I suddenly like Crusoe-style novels. Can anyone recommend them?

When I saw it, I felt that the plot was relatively bland. After thinking about it, I found out that it was because the protagonist had no strong goals, no sense of mission, and no great pursuit. Generally, the templates for big events are: ① A big thing happens; ② It is related to the protagonist and a group of supporting characters; ③ It triggers the protagonist's sense of mission or crisis and must take the initiative to solve the event; ④ The big event is solved. The protagonist in this book feels like he gets things done half-heartedly, without much subjective initiative. For example, in the big event of summoning Mr. Ke, the male protagonist did not want to participate in the beginning. In the middle, he just wanted to mix with the mercenaries to see what was going on. However, due to the situation, he had no choice but to join the game. After entering the game, he immediately started to cheat and settled the matter with the cheat. There were no ups and downs in the whole process, except for the goat man who was "shocked" a little bit, and it felt like I was able to pass the level in a daze.

The writing in the territory was very good at first. After I went to find the prince, I felt it was very confusing and I couldn't stand it. It was too broken.