I Pretend to Be a Heavenly Oracle in a Fantasy World

Highly recommend this book. The title of the book seems to be a novice, but the content is super hard-core, the plot is super brain-burning, and there are infinite twists and turns [jump jump] Note: The first 30 chapters are the protagonist's novice stage. Because he is a novice, he is as embarrassed as the novice novel. You must hold on! ! The following five types of books, compare this book (1) Pure novice, the protagonist's IQ is not online, beating up a group of idiot passers-by (2) Novel novel upgraded version, the protagonist's IQ is not off, beating idiot passers-by (3) Non-novice novel, the protagonist's IQ is online, beating up idiot passers-by >(4) The advanced version is not a novice article. Passers-by are no longer beaten up and can occasionally resist (in other words, the protagonist of this type of article is no longer in God mode. I can guess other people's thoughts. No matter how complicated my plan is, it is 100% realized. Passers-by can resist and use tricks to find tricks. The protagonist's purpose can only be partially achieved. Representative work Gu Zhenren, Lord of Mysteries (part of the plot), what else can you recommend to me, I haven't read many novels in recent years). (5) This book is an upgraded version of the above. Each passerby is more powerful than the other, with the IQ level of the big and small bosses in other novels, and the plot is extremely brain-burning. As for the bosses in this book, there are several bosses in each chapter, each with an IQ that abuses the protagonist, and they are still digging holes in each other. Slight spoilers follow: The background setting of this book is that everyone may have two lives, and passers-by with two lives will each kill themselves (refer to werewolves killing themselves). Each boss also plays a clone, and the clone will kill himself! Moreover, he played better than passers-by, and several clones killed themselves at the same time. The plot is too mind-numbing. Every passerby has a long scene. The boss also has several clones. These clones have changed their identities and disguised themselves as passers-by. You have to remember everyone's name and their previous actions, otherwise you will not be able to understand the plot. This is the most intelligent novel I have read in 10 years (and this is not a mystery novel, but a systematic fairy tale). The new book has just finished its first volume, and the protagonist in the next volume will also start to play a role as a clone. As long as it doesn't crash, this book will definitely become a god.

I haven't seen such a wonderful book for a long time. My brain is almost burned out and I still have more to say... I just read it casually in the early stage, but I didn't expect such an unexpected surprise...

Yesterday, I read Chapter 160 from 4pm to 1pm, and then had a dream all night 😅, someone wanted to steal my innate soul

I just read about a hundred chapters, and my brain hurts from reading it. The author's imagination is so awesome! I feel that the protagonist traveling through this fantasy world is more dangerous than a puppet show. It is too difficult to get along without any IQ.

After reading about dozens of chapters, I felt tired. The one I encountered was Old Silver Coin. After reading too much, I felt aesthetic fatigue. Human nature is very complicated, with both good and bad sides. Only when it can be written well or bad can it be real. This book is too fake. The characters are all carved from the same template. They all have the characteristics of old coins. Is it possible? I think we can add more normal characters instead of just a bunch of lunatics acting.

This world is so difficult. After reading this book, I can't help but feel this way. I have actually read a lot of high-quality novels about the intrigues between the protagonists. The earliest ones are "Blasphemy" and "Demon Hunting Notes" by Yanyu Jiangnan, followed by Ergen's "Xian Ni", Yue Qianchou's "Daojun", and of course "Jianlai" by Fenghuo Opera Princes also counts. After all, this book is a systematic novel. It is difficult to compare with the above novels in terms of refinement of language, but the complexity of the plot and the overall story layout are not worse than these novels. As far as personal overall perception is concerned, the overall quality of this book can compete with "The Lord of Dao" and "The Immortal Ni". And I think old bookworms like me will come to the same conclusion. This book will definitely surprise old bookworms and they won't let go after reading 50 chapters. But... It's such a pity that those people didn't have the chance to read this book. Firstly, the popularity of this book is too low, and they cannot see the name of the book Secondly, even if they occasionally see it, they will be immediately dissuaded by the name, label and introduction of the book. This is a strange chain of contempt, it seems that system flow = brainless white writing. Yes, what I feel is that in this world, success is too difficult. It is a matter of time and luck. Taking a step back, if this book has enough exposure and many old bookworms read it, can this book become famous? It's still hard. Because the main subjects of reading are actually students or people of that age group, and they cannot read such a complicated and depressing book. The previous "Lord of Mysteries" was very popular, with many young readers. Everyone felt that the setting was rigorous and the story was reasonable. But the mysterious story is linear in nature, and there's really nothing mind-wrenching about reading it all the way through. This book is different. If many people spread the word about this book, it will be difficult for most young readers to stick to two hundred chapters. Unless... Tell them in chapter 150 that after chapter 550, the protagonist will be popular in the outside world. Speaking of which, the author chose such a title and the setting in the novel itself is very contradictory. Is the title of the book intended to attract novice readers? Although Xiaobai may not do this anymore. But the content is for Laobai readers? Even the titles of each chapter are not meant to cater to novice readers. If we really want to consider young readers, why not label each chapter with [Small World], [Twenty Thousand Years Ago], [Big World], etc. To make the logic clear. So, how can you become successful? If you travel back to the node ten years ago, cover Wubai's cause and effect, and become a god-level author, then this book can be successful now. Of course, the law of heaven in the galaxy may not allow it, so we can only pave the way for the consequences later. The result of my meditation on the Great Cause and Effect just now is that if the novel wants to be popular in a year, it must win over the mainstream readership. First%#&￥πⅡ%$=

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This book looks weird. There is no serious state, no luck, destiny, and other chaotic gods. None of them can directly suppress and break the situation. Each one plots and opens a trumpet. It is impossible to see who is the strongest. No one has absolute power to suppress the plan.

Good guy, I will persuade you to quit in the first forty chapters, and again in the third hundred chapters. The first part is too clown-like, and the second part brings in the clown-like look. This book is not popular because it is so well written.

This book is very in-depth. After reading this book and reading the others, it was a bit boring. I even felt that the novels I read before were too shallow. I felt that the other protagonists had been harvested long ago and had no chance to make a comeback.