Global Hauntings

The story is quite innovative, and I feel that the author really tried his best to make the characters in the story as flesh-and-blood as possible. This book has a good protagonist, and he's not some otherworldly loser who only relies on Goldfinger. The simulator is indeed an important cheat, but it is by no means everything to the protagonist. The calculations in similar articles about simulators are relatively good. It's just that the title of the book is a bit discouraging. If it weren't for the recent literary shortage, this book would have stayed on my bookshelf until the end.

I share the same sentiment as those above. Starting from Liugui Village, the show has been completely lethargic, and the forced emotional scenes are extremely embarrassing to watch. The original setting of the author's book should be the path of dual cultivation of magic and martial arts. It is said that it should be a top combination of using martial arts to defend and using spells to attack, with high attack and high defense. The first half clearly states that the warrior is the mage's dog, indicating that magic overcomes martial arts, but the latter part is completely different. The upgrade paths for mages and warriors are basically the same. This setting is inherently insufficient and cannot be made up for in the future. In addition, the description of the battle scenes is also completely brainless, such as fighting Wu with fists! ! No matter how you understand it, it should be a mage kiting warrior, right?

There is no need to be too disparaging. This book does feel very average, but it is not ruined. Now I seriously suspect that the author is a loser who likes to read Japanese comics. There is a strong sense of déjà vu between the lines of Japanese comics lightly adapted from otherworldly light novels. The only difference between him and Japanese comics is that there is no element of harem party struggle in Asashi Passive Strategy. Brother, you are the one who is awesome🌸, 😂😂😂

I really feel that the emotional line is inexplicable, especially the interaction with the heroine. I really feel like vomiting. The main story is endless about how to talk about love.

Covered in a weird skin, in fact most of the plot has basically nothing to do with weirdness. It is said to be weird, but in fact it is essentially a story about a struggle for hegemony between two worlds.

I don't know why, but I always feel that this book has a lot of poison, which makes me feel more and more uncomfortable the more I read it. I really can't put it into words. The overall plot looks good, but the more I read it, the more uncomfortable it becomes.

The amount of updates is really impressive.

After leaping 100 years, I suddenly couldn't read it. I thought I'd wait until I went back in time to read it. After reading so many chapters during this period, I lost interest in reading it. In fact, I think I can accept the sudden changes in personality that other people said. I have been a bookworm for more than ten years and haven't tried any drugs. I feel that the plot has no attraction for me. This is the beginning of abandoning the book.

The protagonist's positive outlook is that he is a good person who can sacrifice himself, which is not to my taste. I prefer people who are selfish when they are weak but have a bottom line and do not hurt innocent people. When they are invincible, they can contribute to the overall human civilization and do not bully the weak without reason.

It has nothing to do with weirdness, it's just a traditional unlimited flow novel with a weird skin.