Infinite Transmigration, Starting with Violet Evergarden

😥When I got on the boat, it was really uncomfortable to watch. After that, the story took a big turn and I was fed a mouthful💩. This colonel really wants to go against the will of heaven. He relies on groundless conjectures and no logical inferences. It is like turning on a clairvoyance device to predict the future. He knows exactly what the protagonist needs. He knows the system and the fragments he needs. Why? Then they stayed together and were directly coerced into going to the battlefield. They treated the war like a kindergarten and played house, entering it as if they were playing. I don't understand the protagonist's behavior very well. After boarding the ship, he behaved modestly. After landing, he ran away directly and stayed away from the dispute. He endured a few years of strength improvement and brought down the colonel's family. Isn't it good to recycle them one by one? You have to enter the meat grinder of the battlefield. In the end, depending on the character of the colonel, you may throw the pieces into the sea. Why should others have to abide by the deal? He said that he had found a place where no one knew about hiding, and if he wanted to, he would continue to work hard for himself. If he was silent from the beginning, he would remain silent forever.

After watching it for a long time, what do you think? Sekiro and Zhanchi are written very strangely. The beginning of "Sekiro" is okay, but the rest is just a running account. To be honest, it's basically just a written description of what the wolf did. And it becomes even more uncomfortable after watching Zanchi. The world of Sekiro is obviously the starting point for the protagonist to gain strength, but he still kills him neatly all the way, and in the end he can even kill Sakuraryu. But after Zhanchi, this combat power value was directly weakened.         ，，，         180，，，，，，The wonderful thing is that he worked as a coolie for the revolutionary army without any doubts, and he never thought about the use of his actions to the entire empire. He also did not improve the protagonist himself. He did not even write about his daily training and improvement. He just left the small pistol in the mall and it was numb.         ，， And if the protagonist knows the plot, it is not incomprehensible that he is greedy for attacking girls at night and wants them to survive. But he didn't know that, in other words, the protagonist was so passionate that he just followed without thinking and was so determined to be treated as a second-rate kid. This felt inexplicable.

World Collection Building. If you have any worlds you want to see, please post them below.

What does this book say? The protagonist's combat power has always been a problem, and I was really speechless about the things given in the system's store. I asked for nothing, it was just some rubbish, and I also used potions to give it some strength. Then maybe I didn't remember, where did those so-called fragments come from, and how many fragments are there? Can you finish collecting them? Also, the protagonists seem to know very little about the plot, and some have even never watched it. It's really a bit unpleasant and depressing to watch, ugh.

I finished reading the Violet chapter and gave the character Violet a gift. I joined the group and gave up after reading it. Except for the Violet author, everything written afterward is not my cup of tea 😌

Intrusion and deletion

How can I put it, the author's writing is really good, and the plot is quite interesting, but it is not exciting at all. The protagonist suffers a lot. Sometimes he will grab a poisonous point and keep poisoning him, so he will use hard poison. Sometimes the protagonist's improvement will be directly blocked, but he will continue to be stretched in the next world, and he will often be beaten. It's amazing. The protagonist's position is not clear, and sometimes I feel that the protagonist is very brainless.

Oh oh oh oh, there is actually an author who wrote the book Jing Zi. I am determined to follow it.

The writing is very good, but I don't like it, because it is accompanied by countless restrictions and choices that literary youth will inevitably have to make. Maybe it is because we have seen it too much in reality, but when it comes to novels, we are completely intolerable, right?

I haven't finished the free chapter yet. I suddenly didn't want to continue reading. It felt like I was eating marshmallows. I had obviously eaten them in my mouth, but I didn't feel anything. It was bland and tasteless. It's not my cup of tea. I hope the author will write better and better. See you soon.