Transmigrate Along the Dark Path

This book is actually quite good to read after the first dozen or twenty chapters that made people complain. Most of the previous fans were lone rangers. It seemed very fun at the beginning, but in the later stages, as the enemies they faced became more and more powerful, it inevitably made people feel depressed. The team route of this book is not easy to accept at the beginning, but as you continue reading, you will feel that it is getting better. Well, the above represents my own opinion, please don't comment if you don't like it. .

1. The pig's trotter's backpack is so big. In my opinion, for the protagonist, dark gold equipment is not necessarily more valuable than a small junk amulet, because the only pieces of equipment that can be carried on the body are only a few pieces of equipment, and they will be eliminated after a while. But the amulet is different. The protagonist's backpack is large, and the extra dark gold equipment can be exchanged for amulets. It doesn't matter if the attributes are junk, quantity changes lead to qualitative changes, and there is no elimination problem. 2. Team formation issues. Since the protagonist's aura can mutate in the later stage, we have to consider the problem that the protagonist is targeted by several demons in the later stage. Now the protagonist's team only has 3 people and only one front-row human shield, which is still a bit small. Without teaming up, when the protagonist's level increases, there are too many girls and other related teams, and if you want to add more people in the later stage, you will be held back. Now, recruiting people can also cultivate relationships. After all, we are making progress together. I can only think of two points for the time being, and I will add more when I think of it

It feels like the author has perfectly avoided elements that all readers like, such as cheats, equipment grinding, runes, etc. What I write is all about routine plots, playing house, and touching myself. In addition, the protagonist's personality is childish, like a junior high school student, and he doesn't take things for granted.

Brown ponytail

The talisman is not enough, the story is there, and the heroism of Darkness is a bit lacking.

I've read about a hundred chapters, and I think it's okay. Let me complain. The plot is too bland. Except for the two teammates who are interesting, the protagonist keeps following the normal process of fighting monsters and upgrading. There is nothing innovative, which is more enjoyable. Although the protagonist often encounters dangers when fighting bosses, I didn't feel any fluctuations. Goldfinger's experience equipment bonus is not felt. I find it strange that the protagonist is also fighting monsters to upgrade, and he has a power aura to increase the output flow and kill monsters very quickly. How can other teams catch up? How many more hours can I get in a day if I work harder? No matter how talented you are in upgrading, can your experience be reduced? There is also the heroine. The author thinks that the protagonist likes her, but there is no rich character plot. I can't even remember her name. The so-called love at first sight in novels is something that readers cannot experience. However, the protagonist of this book joins a team to upgrade, and his teammates are not vassals. The design is also very good.

Bought in a store, this attribute is too much

It's been a long time since I've read a novel about Darkness. I've read many Darkness books. I hope the author can write well, don't be eunuchs, don't write too procrastinatingly, and write more neatly. Otherwise, people won't read the irregular plot you wrote. Your writing is very good, keep up the good work. This is my first time writing a review, so be a good writer.

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That talisman is too perverted and will make anyone's heart flutter when exposed. It can only be used as a lone ranger. I feel that the writing is a bit childish. Alas, I like this subject very much, but it's a pity that I can't see experienced authors who write it.