Your Father, I Am Not a Reckless Man.

I feel that the plot is quite good. Although occasionally I feel that there are bugs in some of the characters, plot, and settings, to me the flaws outweigh the flaws. The atmosphere is relatively relaxed and there are some laughs. At present, the protagonist's ability setting is very clear. He is invincible in the physics department and has the ability to read minds, but when it comes to extraordinary things, he still has to abide by the rules. The development of the plot has exciting parts, touching parts, and thought-provoking parts. Personally, I think it is relatively deep among the Invincibles. Several important non-protagonist characters also have their own characteristics. Apart from the stupid daughter and son-in-law, the son-in-law's friend and his friend's girlfriend, I like the character of another old man who enjoys life casually and freely. And the fact that the protagonist is an experienced and mature middle-aged and elderly person is more to my personal taste, but there are still relatively few novels of this type in the starting point of pursuing a sense of substitution. (There are other better ones that you can recommend to me.) It's up to the beholder whether you like it or not. I used to read the comment section to detoxify before reading novels, but the reviews of this book are both positive and negative. I suggest that if you are interested, you should read a few chapters first. After all, the latest chapter does not have much to say in this chapter, so it will lose a lot of fun (bushi). This is also the reason why I am writing a review of this length for the first time...

A reckless man pretending to be a gentleman behind his wife's back, in order to protect his daughter's dream, the strange story of how he gained weight and beat up the little girl while recharging his wife's money is quite interesting.

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The book is good and gives people a hearty feeling. There is no awkward feeling of forcing family joy, it reflects the will and characteristics of each camp, and also gives everyone a distinct image and soul. However, this book is a bit biased towards the description of stream of consciousness, so if you can follow the author's brain circuit and thoughts, you can understand what is written. Those who can't keep up will only find it disorganized, but it's not bad. After all, it is an online article that needs to be understood by more people to subscribe. If the author is allowed to let himself go and write a pure stream-of-consciousness novel like a traditional physical book, I am afraid that not many people will understand it and will be criticized.

The protagonist's combat power is 15,000, and the supporting character's combat power is 150. The author shouted, this is not an invincible article, because I added a setting to the protagonist that 90% of the attacks will miss🙂🙂🙂

It's too ink, and the physical invincibility should be enough to crush others. Can you not deliberately suppress the protagonist to drag out the plot? Isn't it interesting to feel unhappy in the article? What kind of new era writing ideas is this?

First of all, let me tell you that this is not an invincible novel. The protagonist is just an "ordinary person" who has contact with the extraordinary. At most, his body is 100 million points powerful. The only ability that seems to be extraordinary is mind reading. Some of the abilities of monsters and people in this extraordinary world have a kind of regular ability. He is fighting a kind of intelligence war. Why does Han Xing fight so easily? Isn't he an investigator of an extraordinary organization? He has extraordinary abilities himself, and has many years of experience in fighting extraordinary people, and the "support" behind the organization Finally, I want to update quickly, I'm bored, I want to see blood flowing like a river. Finally, I want to say: What should the author do if Xu Cheng encounters a kind of spirit that cannot be touched and has the ability to kill people with strange rules? Does he need to rely on some kind of stone to gain the ability to contact spirits?

You didn't pay attention to details from the beginning. You, a time traveler, have the ability to read minds and became the so-called rich man. No one told you when your daughter was involved in black boxing? You still have to use mind reading to find out. What have you been doing for the past fifty years? Don't have any connections? You can read minds and say that the protagonist can't beat the so-called business tycoons? How powerful do you think they are? What they rely on is capital, their abundant capital. Ordinary people have to win dozens of times in a row to surpass them, and lose once and lose everything. And they only need to win once to eat you to the bone.

If you are not an invincible author, you should not describe the protagonist in such a powerful way. You should describe the protagonist in such a powerful way and deliberately lower the power and slow down the pacing.

I just want to know when the protagonist's daughter and son-in-law knew that the protagonist was very strong, and they didn't know until it was already on the shelves. Don't tell me, it takes two or three hundred chapters to find out.

So this book is also called "Extraordinary Playing House", right? ? ?

You are cool and can pretend, but you still keep pretending to be low-key, silly and sweet? It's so awesome! It's too much to treat readers as retarded and stupid.

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It's a very good article. The characters have distinct personalities. The plot is okay and the abilities are set very well. What I like most is the rhythm of the battle. Every battle is not the same. It's not like I meet and then start fighting, and then whoever is stronger wins. Every battle requires the use of your brain. It's very similar to the way of fighting in Jojo. The protagonist is not direct. He is invincible, and some people can hurt him. If he wants to fight, he needs to observe and use his brain. It is very comfortable. Every battle is unique. Highly recommended. I think the author is a Jojo fan. The real Colossus Jotaro is here. I suggest you design a charming villain with strong combat power. He can be bad to the end, good and evil. It depends on your performance. Don't be like the one who can do it in a few hits.

The fact that the daughter takes her mother's surname at the beginning is considered a poisonous point by many people, which shocks me. I can only say that it is a remnant of feudalism.

At first glance, the protagonist has traveled through time since he was a child and gained the ability to listen to other people's voices. As a result, he has not noticed anything abnormal around him for decades? Did the author come around later?

The characters and settings in the early stage are quite interesting and I can keep watching. The later stage was too confusing. I repeatedly explained one thing and talked a lot. I was given a situation where the author throws out a concept and then starts to explain it complacently. He takes it for granted that the readers can't understand it and explains it countless times. The ending is even more speechless. The fixed values ​​that were emphasized from the middle to the later stages are only two people who come into play in the end, the protagonist Xu Cheng and his daughter. The so-called ultimate danger could not be written out. Although angels are strong as a prelude to the ultimate danger, they are not so strong that humans can't help it. The sword-wielding man + the captain + the president can take care of the angels. Then there is no ultimate danger, because the mathematician who is the spokesperson is defeated by Xu Cheng. The most important thing is that it completely failed to reflect the result of the 0 win rate predicted by the president. It seems that as long as the nine fixed values ​​​​are awakened and the angel is killed, everything will be fine. He specially asked the nine fixed values ​​​​to be in place. As a result, eight obs were unconscious, so Xu Cheng beat the mathematician by himself. It turns out that the fixed value itself is just a representation of the nine rule-breaking traits of humans. The countless shining points of human beings throughout the play tell the story of the greatness of human nature, thus defeating the weird world of anti-human nature with only rules. In the end, this is basically what it means to name all the characters one by one. The existence of Xu Cheng is just to supplement the combat power. Without Xu Cheng, all nine fixed values ​​​​may be unconscious. Only when Xu Cheng defeated the mathematician head-on did everything make sense.

To sum up, anyone can beat anyone, and it takes a lot of effort to beat anyone (starting from dozens of chapters)

It might be interesting if it were made into a comic, but as a novel it is not interesting and does not feel like an attractive plot.

If it's not an invincible novel, then you shouldn't raise the protagonist's character so high. He usually pretends to be invincible, but in the end, except for being cannon fodder, he is particularly tough on anyone he fights against, and he loses his place straight away. I don't know where the protagonist's confidence comes from.

Although the writing style is a bit childish, there is nothing wrong with it. The problem is that it just doesn't look good.

The first protagonist is not invincible! The second protagonist's ability is increasing every day, and he doesn't feel strong enough. It seems that no matter who he fights, he always opens at 65, and he seems to be a little stronger than the local one. It takes a long time to fight, but he finally wins. The third protagonist seems to be caught in the three forces. The fourth one is really weak. The fifth one seems to be a bit exciting and a bit frustrating. It's so contradictory.

I don't like hiding it from the public, so I'm withdrawing it.

I finished the book inexplicably. Did I dig a lot of holes and didn't fill it? Or is the truth not as simple as the ending? Then I boldly infer that the development of artificial intelligence has come to an end in 2009. In order to create a real virtual world, some people gathered and invested 9 variables to guide the development of the virtual world. Does the protagonist know that this is a virtual world? The protagonist must know it.

Very good article, I have read dozens of them now, but I personally feel it is too depressing, with no hope of victory in sight. I don't know how to write it 😰 I don't want to see a bad ending.

The first plot is okay, but the second plot is a bit... How should I put it, there is no sense of immersion, and it can't be watched. The setting is quite novel, I want to continue watching, but the second plot is out of the sea, it feels like just talking, I can't watch it even if I skip it.

It's very good. It's rare to find a book that can be read through. Come on.

I have a little doubt about the author's mental state😂😂😂😂😂

Hint, this book doesn't mention any octopuses

After watching part of it, I felt that the protagonist was very frustrated. Even if his wife was hurt, he would just get angry for a moment and then disappear. Moreover, the role of the old man was inexplicable. He was said to be an underground emperor. It was of no use. He had no extraordinary power. Others would not kill him. It would be fine if he had a background or was backed by a big family. An old man would go out with two bodyguards and he would still be an ordinary person. Whenever something extraordinary appeared, he would always be there. I suspected that he was the boss behind the scenes.