Weird: My Ability Is to See Words

It doesn't look good, and I don't recommend reading it. The author writes novels just like boiling everything in a big pot - stewing in a random manner, and it doesn't even have the value of evaluation The subject matter of the novel is very good, but it is also bad and punchy, and it mixes the contents of many fan works into it Grass-level novel, but not so poisonous Summary: There is nothing poisonous, but it just feels very inconsistent. It doesn't feel that way when I read it. The subject matter is better, and very few people have read it. The reviews are all negative. Preconceptions will cause you to read the book through colored glasses. So, if you read the book for the subject matter or without too much poisonous points, you can consider this book.

Do you know why wolf-level weirdness is inconsistent? Because whether it is in literature or in our daily conversations, we are accustomed to removing the levels and connecting words in the whole process For example, if you call an evil ghost a "ferocious ghost" or "evil-level ghost", it will be very awkward; changing the wolf-level weirdness to wolf weirdness will be slightly more colloquial, but still awkward. Because wolves can easily be mapped to biological entities such as wolves, it is not as good as Baisha Chiwei. It's natural to call a fierce ghost

I have read about 10 chapters. The setting is indeed very good and innovative, but the writing is really poor and the characters have strange personalities. The overall feeling is very uncomfortable and I really can't read anymore.

There is too much nonsense, and this kind of writing is not suitable for writing about a female protagonist.

I think the author may want to write an image of a hermit who can come and go freely, but currently I feel that the protagonist is the author who drew an orange cat and then insisted that it looks like a Siberian tiger 😂😂😂

I don't know why I don't have the desire to read it anymore. The magical power of writing is obviously very interesting. Do you want to share your opinions and complain about it?

A beggar is just like a sharp brother at best. How can he be a pretty boy?

It's quite creative, but the writing still needs practice. The plot is too watery and the content is too dry. I hope the author will grow up slowly.

Zuoz, do you feel that your realm is a bit messy, you don't know what to write, and you have serious problems with your combat power The character creation is not normal, it is a bit too nice, The plot transition in the middle is a bit stiff

The content is good, but the writing method is poor, many contents are not connected, and the logic is a bit confusing.

Jiang Ruobai's scenes are really hard to describe in words´<_`

The subject matter is good. The structure is rather messy. The plot is more complex and messy. A lot of things are still unclear

This is a book that makes people want to complain very much. I don't know if it has too many flaws, but I actually think it's a little bit good.

What makes it feel fresh is that the level settings are too messy. You can beat level 3 once you hit level 3 and hit level 7 or 8 at a 50-50 ratio.

The plot unfolds a bit abruptly. It's obvious that the protagonist can show off when he arrives, but he has to delay his arrival. Even if you explain that you are the protagonist and just hide to see what happens, it's still acceptable. The reason for being a road idiot is really...

Is this protagonist a masochist? I saw 4 pictures and I can't accept this style 6

It's relatively fresh, but it seems like there's just no outline, which is a big problem.

It's just that I don't understand the realm very well. I'm beating the third level, but I'm saying that I've only broken through to the ninth level.

After reading about ten chapters, the design ideas are very innovative. I think it would be interesting if word games could become their own system. However, the setting does not seem to be very rigorous. In many places, it feels like the setting is just being supplemented along with the plot. Therefore, the plot after the beginning feels very scattered and not compact. The protagonist chooses to become stronger without a clear purpose (this is actually not necessary, but it feels that having a purpose will be more attractive and increase the compactness of the plot). At this stage, the character's personality is not outstanding enough. Come on, author

I haven't read the book yet, but from the introduction I saw "Fuck Snake Horse"

It's like seeing the rise of a suspenseful true emperor

Update soon! Can't wait!