The God-Tier Wish System: Ruling Every Domain

You're so awesome. When people started to protect you but their bodyguards weren't there, you slapped them first, and then you knocked them out and broke their legs. You're going to jail! I don't feel any better

It is regarded as a sacred book. It is a good read in the middle and later stages. I read it back and forth 6 times, the whole book 6 times. The story of the curtain streamer really made me cry every time I read it. I read it 6 times and cried 6 times.

Overall, this book is readable, with some new ideas and a basically reasonable structure. However, there are too many data logic errors and the data accumulation is not rigorous in many places. I hope the author can improve it.

At the beginning, the logic of the wish system was not laid out well, such as setting the levels, just like how many levels the protagonist needs to be able to fulfill the wish requirements if he wants to become the richest man in the world. In this way, there was no route laid out, so some reluctant answers were started, and the source of the money was unknown. . . . Laughing to death. . . Is this a wish? Then just make a wish: become the world's richest man in a reasonable way, isn't it? Set a level and it will be solved. When you see the control of thunder and lightning, you just give up the article. Even if you become an immortal, you still have super powers. . . It's a pity that I can't write novels, what a great subject.

I've read more than thirty chapters and don't want to read anymore! Then I read the ending and it was pretty good! The protagonist still needs to activate the life skills to obtain them? Can you imagine that if you don't know how to cook, you can use your skills to cook? You don't usually know how to drive, but you can drive when you activate the skill? I'm not very good at playing games, but I'm very good at activating skills? Play games casually without skills? Can't play a few games after using skills? Thinking of these, I no longer have the desire to read anymore! Also, the protagonist breaks other people's legs in front of so many people and breaks into their homes. Is he really treating the law like a show-off? There was something wrong with the logic from the beginning.

He slipped away, really embarrassing to the auxiliary police.

It has been added to the collection. It has great ideas and the author's writing is very good. This book title makes people want to click on it. I visited with my work "The Witcher Begins in America". Thank you!

I've finished reading it all, and here's a summary: In the early stage, the logic is relatively clear, and the characters are detailed, except for some pretense and slaps in the face, which are still edible; In the middle stage, the plot begins to accelerate, the characters gradually become more facial-shaped, the plot is relatively bland, and I can't watch it anymore; In the later stage, the data collapses, and the plot is like a running account, as if it is accelerating to fill in the pits, and it is completely unwatchable. Roughly the content that can be viewed is concentrated in the first 30%, and there is nothing interesting in the back.

Is this a book that people can read? ? ? The author is not a primary school student who comes out to make noises about others. He is really awesome at being able to write so many numbers.

More than two thousand chapters, just a dozen comments? ? ? ?