The Demon Mentor of All Planes

If it were two years ago, I could still understand this book and post a moderately long review, but not now. I am already a college student. I can only tell you that I am about to eat and have to finish two bowls 😭😭

Go to winter. This is a masterpiece, you need to hire an operations officer or invest in physical books, but the market for physical books of fantasy novels in China seems to be average. In the final analysis, it is not suitable for web writing - although the writing style and content are very good, it slightly lacks the excitement required for web writing. The background is very grand and may seem a little confusing at first. Lack of communication with readers, lack of ticket requests, lack of editor recommendations, lack of quality products, lack of rankings, lack of lv3 brand, lack of author py It feels like reprinting a best-selling European and American translation.

It's great. It doesn't feel like reading an online article. You can see the author's literary background. This is really a pleasure.

I read this book twice. The first time I read the Yizha Chu Zhi Ding Ding Office, and the second time I read the fourth volume from the beginning to over 200 chapters. Tired of watching. The further you go, the more abstract the content becomes. There are a lot of references to content in the setting book that readers have never seen before. On the one hand, they don't know why, and on the other hand, they feel that the author's setting writing may be thicker than the main text. Perspective jump... There is actually no conflict with multi-perspective narratives, but there are too many "non-humans" in this perspective, making it too difficult for people to empathize. Knowing that the author wanted to emphasize that Chaint does not understand people's hearts, he succeeded. Therefore, Yi Cha's dialogue is full of "inorganic" feeling, making it difficult to pry into his thoughts and feelings. How do we usually empathize with a person who has no heart? If you can't see him clearly, just look around him. Watch his silhouette from the ripples he makes. But he was also surrounded by heartless people. How could you be careless? Ke Qier is so caring, the old devil is so philosophical, and Miss Fly is so cute. They are all unique, they all trust Yicha, but the emotions of the protagonist Yicha cannot be felt from them. They are like Facebook, very distinctive but lacking in responsiveness. I just feel that Yi Cha is too rational and does not understand people's hearts, and his reasons for saving the world gradually become thinner. The protagonist may not have emotions, but the director has them and the readers have them. Compositions from different perspectives convey different emotions. What kind of story do you want to tell? What kind of emotion do you want to convey? Yi Cha's emotions will become richer and richer, but I am already tired as I read. The story of my daughter's egg cake is great. I read on with such expectations, but it is a pity. That kind of portrayal no longer exists, and the story of the Land Builder is not as amazing as the egg cake. Maybe the radio wave is not matching. The author probably doesn't care about the readers' personal feelings, because they've all been let loose anyway, right? LOL. The above is an unfinished review.

I've been looking for it for a long time, and I think it's a good one to look up

The texture of the online text is T0 level, and it is also high-end to put it in a physical book. It is unimaginable.

Authentic traditional text, translated with a good translation style. It can be seen that the author has done a lot of research, and many places have that flavor. It is interesting.

This book is indeed niche, but the author can at least reach level 4. This is weird for being level 1.

The name feels like an ancient novel, the introduction is so confusing, but the text feels like a novel published in the United States... Doesn't the author really want to think hard about changing the name and introduction?

Too bad. I subscribe to other people's books to support you