You Call This a Restart of Life

Actually, this setting is quite good. It was because of this setting that I clicked in to watch it. Revitalization of spiritual energy and urban cultivation. But the pace is too slow and relatively peaceful. But there seems to be no main thread. The protagonist cannot be established, it is too thin and has no distinctive characteristics.

There are long series of psychological descriptions, and then the fight scenes are too long and feel a bit boring.

I've seen Chapter 18. I don't know if the author's youthful illness is serious or not, but I still can't stand it. The writing is very messy and complicated, and it feels like the Riddler, digging holes in all kinds of ways, with connotations and inside stories. (But in fact, there are no pitfalls, it's just that the writing feels very messy and has many pitfalls) But the author obviously lacks writing skills, at least I can see it is very messy, and even after digging the pits, there is nothing attractive. Maybe people on the radio wave will find it good-looking.

Give the author some encouragement

Talk about deserted and empty. You need 100 fan points to speak. Although the robots and trolls were screened out, many passers-by must have been dissuaded. There is nothing we can do.

I paid a dollar to say something. . . . . I saw it very well in the early stage, but I feel like you collected the money a little too early, and if the results are not very good, let's not set this kind of permission, and I feel very sorry for my dollar. . . .

It's very interesting. Good luck to the author. It's too clear and clear. There aren't even a single comment.