I'm Really a Magician

My roommate's licking dog is too much. It's nice to have this episode once in a while, but it's annoying when it's too much

Magic is quite interesting, but it's too boring in daily life. No wonder no one

This book has signs of a scumbag, the kind of man who flirts with someone but doesn't marry him. I suggest the author think about it carefully. The starting point of flirting with someone who doesn't want to marry him is universal. I hope the author will take it seriously.

Use magic to perform tricks, and write down the details of the performance. It feels like you have walked through the process of performing the trick in one stroke, and it also feels like the protagonist is afraid of being seen through. I once read a novel in which the main character used a space ring to perform magic tricks, which was more exciting than this one. Anyway, in novels, as long as the magic tricks are wonderful and awesome 😰 People in the live broadcast room couldn't find any fault and shouted 666 that there's nothing wrong with it.

It's so messy, I just need to glance at it casually

The subject matter is good, but it's a pity that the writing is useless A good spiritual cultivation disguised as a magic trick It actually writes about third-rate college life, and the writing style is not very good. It's like writing a diary, a lot of nonsense, a lot of unnecessary writing

First of all, the subject matter is quite good, but the author's writing style needs to be improved, and the subject matter is useless. After reading so many chapters, the content of the novel is straightforward, and the story description has no ups and downs at all; the entire chronicle feels like a diary written by my friend's student (my friend teaches 4th grade elementary school)

The subject matter is good, but the author doesn't know how to write it. Writing about college life directly ruins the subject matter

After reading a few chapters, I feel like there is no main line.

The subject matter is quite creative, but the writing is like a running account, and I don't even know how to explain it. The inexplicable heroine appeared out of nowhere. Slipping away.