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After reading the introduction, it means that if you upgrade to MAX, can you be resurrected on time the next day if you die?

It feels like the author is not writing about a person who traveled through the first nine years of compulsory education, but a native who was killed by the natives and then absorbed their memories. The protagonist is too childish and cannot look like an adult at all.

The author himself posted: May I ask where did you readers find this book?

The author said that the protagonist is too childish, but it is just a disguise. . . I feel like it's basically described according to a child's thinking. From the names, conversations, descriptions, etc., He is just like a child. Moreover, he is obsessed with calling himself brother. I personally think that he has not been dealt with well. Firstly, it looks more like a little brat. Secondly, the interaction with the heroine is not in place, and the description does have a sense of age. But I have to say that the author's setting and plot are still worth looking forward to! But it's not a problem to keep killing like this. I think this is the trap of this system's experience flow. Maybe it can enrich the protagonist's life from many aspects. Um. I haven't finished reading it yet, but I came to comment after seeing that the protagonist never wanted to go to school. After traveling to another world and arriving in such a world, I feel that the protagonist who has undergone modern education should be more aware of the value of knowledge, especially when he has basically nothing in this world. In fact, I didn't expect that John, whom I met casually, would know so much and be so awesome. However, such an awesome person also suggested that the protagonist go to the academy, which proves that he is irreplaceable in the academy. You can also slow down the pace, acquire more knowledge, and then make upgrade plans. After all, going to the battlefield to kill enemies at the age of ten, even though he has grown up rapidly, is too dangerous in the process (after all, the battlefield), and the protagonist's growth will definitely attract a lot of attention, so it may be more appropriate to wait until he is a little older. I look forward to the author writing the gradual transformation of the protagonist and the anticipated academy or battlefield plot!

What I can't understand is why you won't upgrade to Bronze until you die? What the author said was a quick return to life. Bronze level is ten times more survivable than your so-called life recovery. Also, although a 20-year-old is considered childish by many college students today, does it need to be written as childish as a ten-year-old? They are all people who have experienced life and death, and there is no need to be naive at all. What a waste of subject matter

Current progress: Chapter 1: Flame Cultist Recommendation Index: ★★(two stars) The advantage is that the setting is okay. (+☆)1. The setting is not outstanding, but it is interesting enough. Don't live up to this setting. There are many shortcomings (-★) 1. The protagonist is very mentally retarded. Although the current body is said to be 10 years old, the soul is actually 20 years old. I have a little question here: Author, are you over 20? (-★)2. The plot is very stiff. The plots of many good novels are "natural". They don't write plots for the sake of plot. In other words, the coincidences they write seem to be coincidences. This book is very stiff in many places. (-☆)3. The character image is not very good either. But compared with the above two points, it's just nothing (-☆) 4. Fighting is not very good. It's not that it's not well written, but it's that it didn't give full play to its potential, and the inconsistency in its performance was very uncomfortable. Personal preference: (-☆) 1. It doesn't matter whether it is a college or not, but knowledge is truth and knowledge is power. This is especially true in another world. I don't mind the protagonist getting talents such as "photographic memory" But I am dissatisfied with the protagonist not learning. Magic precisely embodies the power of personal knowledge In reality, we cannot learn things like "gravity" and so on, and it will immediately affect reality. However, in fact, human knowledge is also embodied in human technology, such as making circuit boards. Isn't this also true for magic and alchemy in other worlds? To put it another way, what is the difference between alchemy and chemistry? The predecessor of today's chemistry is Western alchemy. Gunpowder was also invented by Chinese alchemists. In addition, it has the feel of a Japanese light novel, both in terms of description techniques and the behavior of the protagonist. This is a disadvantage, not an advantage. Because this is actually similar to "Xiaobaiwen" or something like that. China's online writing has actually come a long way, and naturally many people can't stand these things. Above (Additional: I don't know how detailed the author's outline is, but the outline is to plan the main line, and it is "general". Don't be too detailed. I suspect that the outline for gambling on stones is too detailed, which makes it difficult to change.

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After reading the first three or four volumes, I feel that except for the protagonist, who is not the protagonist, every supporting character is the protagonist. The protagonist is a child, so he should do childish things. There is nothing wrong with what the author wrote!

The realm of tmd has been improved, but the upper limit of physical strength and mental limit have not been increased. Then tell me, what is the use of increasing the realm?