The Twisted Realm

I have read the latest chapter now. Except for the beating I received while practicing swordsmanship in the swordsmanship studio, which is the most unreasonable, everything else is fine. Many novels imitate the opening settings, but then they all find their own way, and so does the author. The setting can be used as a reference, and the specific plot should be less imitated. In the early stage, it will be obvious that the two books are the same in some places. At present, the author's writing skills are still good. As for the other poisonous points that some people say, I really don't feel much about it. As long as you read the context and combine it with the character's personality, you will find that it is okay to write and handle it this way. There is also the issue of routines. What I remember right now is that some book friends said that the little gangster imitated Gun Da during the teaching. Some people said it was very poisonous. Brother, if those people had some brains, they would not be just little gangsters. Besides, the author emphasized in this part the coolness of pretending to be the same as the protagonist. Personally, I think that routines can appear, but they should be played down as much as possible and don't make people sick when reading. As for those who can't see the routine at all, I really have nothing to say. By the way, there is also the cousin aspect. When I saw my cousin educating the protagonist, a lot of people said they were poisonous. But when the protagonist said those words to her cousin, some people said that the cousin was doing this for the protagonist's benefit and that the protagonist should not be like this. There are really all kinds of tastes. If you don't like it, just leave. It's really disgusting to read these people's book reviews. Currently, there is no plot that deliberately lowers one's intelligence and pretends to be a slap in the face, and there is nothing deliberately mindless and disgusting (except for the knife studio, which is unreasonable) By the way, there is also the issue of the unit. At the beginning, the protagonist translated a ritual and used it in the current unit. Some people said it was poisonous. Anyway, I think it was because the author was not rigorous in writing. It will definitely rise. It's not to the point of being poisonous, and I could only write like this at the time. Otherwise, I wouldn't be able to write at all. Well, when the author wrote it for the second time, he added a paragraph where the protagonist strictly searched and compared the data on unit measurement before translating it. This shows that the author at least knows about progress, and the author who knows the progress is a good author, which is very good. And the author is very clever, and there are many interesting places. If you like to read books in the style of Gun Da, this book is good. As for those who don't see any routines, and who stand high from a God's perspective and can't come up with convincing reasons for the results, don't read it. Your book reviews will affect the reading experience too much. Author, shoot me more, I want**

Compliment me~\(≧▽≦)/~Halfway through, I realized it's my favorite type! I actually waited for the limited exemption to end before continuing to watch! But there are so few book coins used! It's too short

I read the previous chapters, and they are so similar to nightmares. I want to ask my book friends? What happens next? If it's too repetitive, there's no need to read it. Please answer honestly.

Come on, author. I followed the previous book. I hope my grades will be good. Don't be a eunuch.

I don't want to be a eunuch, the writing is okay

The following 1.200 Chapters are very good, and they have written a system of their own. The genealogy is very interesting. I hope the author will expand the map a little more and slow down the practice progress a little bit. Otherwise, it feels like it will be almost over in another 100 to 200 chapters. . . Poor people, give a reward of 500 points to show respect. . . Subscribe later😥

Why do so many novels nowadays like to write about the protagonist having a previous life that lasted for decades, hundreds, or thousands of years, and then after traveling through time and being reborn, he behaves like a teenager?

The feeling of déjà vu at the beginning of Summon the Nightmare

It's okay, 104 cards is extremely poisonous, and the routine is a bit old. The younger brother was killed, the elder sister was killed. The master who killed his sister again. My sister's master also has a very powerful master. A very good master, he is qualified, and he has a very good organization. . Then it loops infinitely.

No. Did you write it while watching Nightmare? Not even a single plot change was made. I found it extremely embarrassing.