This Is Nothing but a Miracle

Preface: This review only analyzes and introduces the core setting of the book - miracles, and my analysis is only my personal understanding and perspective. [Miracle] Miracle is the core setting of this book, and it is a special power system. The types of miracles are rich and have various effects. They can be mainly divided into auxiliary types, equipment types, biological types, etc. The auxiliary types can be subdivided into daily life, medical treatment, equipment, etc. The equipment type can be subdivided into weapons, armor, chariots, decorations, etc., And the biological types can be subdivided into mounts, war beasts, etc. One of the core settings of miracles: Miracles only belong to the owner. If the owner dies, the miracle will be destroyed. If the owner lives, the miracle will last forever. This setting will completely establish the status of miracles and be recognized by readers. It is no exaggeration to say that miracles have completely become a complete power system, which may be called a mystery. I guess the author borrowed a lot when setting up the miracle, including but not limited to the Teigu in a certain anime, weapons in a certain game, legends in a certain fairy tale, superpowers in a certain novel, magic in a certain film and television, and holy relics and equipment in certain works. He combined the strengths of hundreds of schools and took one from each to gather his soul. The setting of Miracle should be more like the legend in fairy tales, so the Miracle system is destined to be full of fantasy. The author must have sufficient understanding and love for magic, magic items and magical creatures, so he has the magic emphasized by the protagonist at the beginning, and the subsequent miracle settings are similar to magic. The miracles that have been set up and made public include "The Holy Bag of Beginning" and "Pegasus", which were awakened in Chapters 8 and 19 respectively and obtained by the protagonist. The miracles that have been set but not disclosed include the "Fairy of Thorns", "Unknown Stone" and "Black Book". The miracles that already have concepts include "The Flaming Sword", "The Golden Pot", "The Girl in the Fruit" and "The Power of Mist, Storm and Thunder". One of the core settings of miracles in this book is awakening, that is, awakening a sleeping miracle. The way of awakening is strange and irregular. Because miracles have the setting of concealing themselves, and before the miracle is awakened, the miracle itself is an extremely ordinary thing, so the unawakened miracle is almost impossible to be discovered, and even if it is discovered, it is extremely difficult to be awakened. At this time, the probability of discovering and awakening the miracle is so low that the author believes that buying a lottery ticket is a kind of happiness compared with it. The plug-in and black book set by the author for the protagonist can discover the location of unawakened miracles and how to obtain awakened miracles. It is equivalent to an explorer that combines radar maps and encyclopedias. The use effect is passive. The black book will be randomly released in the form of limited-time tasks. If you complete the limited-time tasks according to the prompts, you will get a miracle as a reward. This is simply a way of looking into the picture - killing indiscriminately and then eating chicken! In this regard, I severely condemned Bailuo's cheating behavior and said, "Don't stop, please increase your efforts!" There are thousands of types of miracles with different abilities, but one of the core settings of miracles, uniqueness, is destined to be rare and precious. Uniqueness, as the name suggests, there is no second identical miracle, and every miracle has its own unique miraculous power. And this also makes people who possess miracles be called the sons of destiny and kings recognized by God. It is human nature to worship powerful and mysterious powers. Miracles cannot be plundered, but it is not necessary to have miracles that can plunder miracles. Miracles cannot be copied, but it is not necessary to have miracles that can copy miracles. Miracles may hide themselves, but there must be those miracles that shine brightly. Miracles cannot be passed down, then there must be miracles that can be passed down. Miracles need to be awakened, and maybe some miracles don't need to be awakened. Just as miracles are difficult to discover and even more difficult to awaken, a black book is destined for the protagonist to break this law. There are many kinds of miracles. The reason why they are called miracles is because they are impossible and are allowed. The power and mystery of miracles generally describe the splendor of legends. And look forward to the miracles that are about to appear with me, and soar with me in the miraculous world created by the author.

Every book by Cang Zhi is like this. The setting and world view are very amazing at the beginning, but I can't control it in the middle and start to fall apart... In fact, I was really looking forward to the book Miracle at the beginning, but when it comes to the naval battle, it obviously starts to fall apart... I think the author really needs to set the outline and plot carefully.

Just like this book, I said I would write when something happened, but then nothing happened...

What about this one?

I have read Chapter 120 so far, and I feel that the plot has not made much progress, and the writing is like a manual for miracles. It is not that the setting of miracles is not interesting, but there are too many miracles and it feels like people have no role. There is no farming, no manufacturing, no economic development, and the role of human population is not that big. In the past, the protagonist of the novel has a rule category, but this book loses the novelty when the protagonist can find so many rule categories, just like playing a game and directly adjusting the cheats. It's okay to play for one or two games, but it's not fun after more. Moreover, the protagonist's ability feels like one person has many systems, while other lords only have one system, and the plot is hungry later... Also, using a few chapters to create a gangster slave Haksa does not have much effect. The idea is not to correct the mistakes but to simply and brutally destroy them. A 12-year-old villain is directly destroyed. The protagonist says that he is creating a country, but in fact it is more like an ethnic group.

What a pity. This book left a particularly deep impression on me. The early writing was really powerful! That year, I told my classmates that if I continued writing this book at this pace, I would have a chance to be promoted to the Twelve Heavenly Kings! There is a plot at the back, I seem to remember that it forcibly enhances the world view, and it feels too disconnected from the previous one. The problem should start from here! It's such a pity. I recently read the author's new book, and I came back to express my gratitude. Good luck with the author's new book!

At first glance it is quite novel, but after reading more it feels a bit boring. The author still needs a lot of training 🙂🙂🙂 Personal feeling, don't criticize if you don't like it.

When eunuchs become a trend, it is a good habit not to keep eunuch books on bookshelves

The subject matter is a good one, but I really can't stand it anymore, it's a complete mess. I finally understand why I deleted this book last time

The King