I Get Fiora’s Passive from the Start

It's true that the Renaissance was a waste of money.

The protagonist's recent plot seems too stupid. He didn't react even after being reminded by Oni Langzhong. He's a bit poisonous. I won't be able to handle this kind of plot again.

Don't say that the protagonist is stupid, she didn't do it voluntarily. Before the possession, the original owner was injured and killed due to the reverse of yin and yang. Although the protagonist was possessed in time and survived, the cerebellum has shrunk due to long-term lack of oxygen. The protagonist is physically disabled and strong-willed, so having this level of IQ is already pretty good. She really made me cry to death. 😭

After reading a few chapters, the main character is so stupid. Some things can be clarified by just using your brain.

The protagonist is a bit stupid and doesn't even understand the difference between yin and yang? Others have reminded her, but she still doesn't understand?

When writing a transformation article, it is best to state it in the introduction, and also explain your sexual orientation. Author, you don't want your book circle to be full of trolls!

It's not that obvious that the protagonist is brainless. But "I didn't think much about it" appears frequently in the article. There was an agency here, so I didn't think much about it. This senior brother looked wrong and didn't think much about it. This Demonic Cult item has some evil vibes, so I didn't think much about it... ™ You should think about it, right? !

The recent updates have been too slow and I revisited Little Nanny. The author's description of fighting in the novel is quite good. A few simple strokes can depict the scene of the battle, rather than being like a running account. This is also the biggest reason why I keep following up. The shortcomings have really not been greatly improved: 1. The protagonist is too stupid. It may be that the author did not think too much and forgot some details. It may be better to take notes next time. 2. The plot development rhythm is not well grasped. The main line is unclear. The plot development relies on coincidences, and the foreshadowing of coincidences is insufficient. Sometimes the plot is advanced by not speaking clearly, which makes it look silly. I don't know if it is because of the lack of follow-up due to trying to make up the word count of 3. The first two caused slow updates, and then the follow-up dropped further. Although this book seems to be opening a new level recently, I have a bad feeling about the recent updates. I hope the author of the next book can improve the first two shortcomings. Give a big main line in advance such as "upgrade", "collect", "catch the deadline", etc. To facilitate the plot, and outline the details to prevent the protagonist from being too stupid, etc.

The first hundred or so chapters are a bit awkward to read. It also let me know that the protagonist is really stubborn. But it looks pretty good from behind? Especially the mentality of the protagonist, I like it very much. Just like the previous Nanny Sword Master. A special sense of alienation, indifference, but spirituality?

How can I put it this way? The subject matter is good and the writing is not a novice. The main reason is that there are always flaws in the logic. The protagonist and supporting characters often make stupid mistakes.