Legendary Investigator Starts by Taking Charge of Lucky

200 Cards, still a Bronze rank, with such the lowest strength, jumping around everywhere, digging holes everywhere without filling them, how did the protagonist get past it? . . . When I read chapter 100, I felt tired. When I reached chapter 200, the whole world was my enemy, but my small circle only had 5-6 people. . . . . Um, I don't know what to say. . . I feel like the combat power is broken, the plot is broken, and the characters are broken. . . . . Hey, I suggest that the author make a super detailed outline of 30,000 words. It would be better to re-code the words. The writing is good and the battle plot is okay, but the logic is full of holes, causing many places to either fall apart or be forced. Sometimes I want to limit the protagonist's ability, such as luck after a period of time, and it will backfire. After a while, I feel that I am good again, and I want to become a silver.

The light novel section is ready for volume. If you don't follow up, you will lose everything. I hope everyone will click on the follow-up page after the latest chapter to help the author get on the test push. Come on and catch up on some reading, this is really important to me!

The investigator has three bags, a crowbar, an old seal, and many friends.

The plot feels a bit draggy and watery, and my desire to watch it is indeed a bit low. And it feels like a level 10 newbie has to go to a level 60 dungeon, which is generally quite unpleasant.

I finally understood why this book had poor performance. I thought that reading it for a few days would not be enough to read it, but after reading it for a few days, I realized that I didn't want this book at all. After reading more than a dozen chapters of unread titles, I found that I had no desire to read it. Therefore, the worldview shaping is okay, the creativity is good, and the writing is also good. But it's really not refreshing enough, and the pace is too slow, and it's really a light novel.

According to the author, it should only be luckier than the most unlucky person, so is the protagonist lucky?

Is anyone like me? I feel sick when I see foreign names. No matter how simple it is, I can't remember it. For example, I still can't remember the name of the male protagonist of Lord of Mysteries.

To put it simply, the male protagonist has too many problems. One thing is solved before another one comes up. The pace is too tight and the male protagonist has no chance to grow. Generally speaking, the male protagonist is still too weak and relying on luck will not work after all.

Who gave the protagonist the power to look directly at the evil god? So you can look directly at the evil god but encounter a Blood Angel behind you and lose your sanity? Author? Should you address the contradictions in the novel? It's okay to look directly at the evil god and insult him, but see the evil god's subordinates lose their sanity?

I roughly understand why this book is not popular. The main plot is a bit vague, and there are many branch plots. There may be a hidden thread, but it is difficult to analyze. There are too many things, and there is no time for people to rest. There is very little daily life.

Although all authors who have just been released will repeatedly emphasize the pursuit of reading, Kingdom of God, which has lasted for nearly half a month, really makes people have no interest in following it. This kind of stinky and long repetition may only complain to people who can watch the ending directly and continue to watch it. But for people who watch it every day, the experience is very bad. In the end, they can only pick up the game and watch the title again after finishing a complete plot. At least that's the case for me. There are only five or six books that I can't help but chase every day. The rest will be thrown into the category directory once I feel that it's too late. After ten and a half months, I click in and watch the unread chapter xx with red dots updated before I can read it in one sitting.

The plot of Shadow Guard is so baffling that I can't stand it anymore 😥

Did Mark's copy contain too much ink? Moreover, I was disgusted by the repeated time and space reset writing method. After ordering a few chapters, I felt that I had no desire to renew.

The latest Mark copy is too long, with 24 chapters. It was interesting at first, but after about 10 chapters, it just became annoying. Moreover, the main plot of your book is in reality, not a copy flow. Vomited

I didn't expect that the corpses of dead people would count, so this ability is too rubbish.

Why don't you brag about other things? You must brag about the writing style... The writing style is very straightforward, and the battles are also written dryly.

I read about twenty pictures. How are extraordinary beings born? Unclear. No description. How to upgrade? Fighting monsters and eating the same extraordinary elements to level up requires no practice or effort. There is no magic potion. There is no ceremony. There are more than 20 pictures, but I haven't seen the protagonist take the initiative to learn about extraordinary information. Feeling good is not systematic. The protagonist is never too busy following one incident after another.

I was also surprised. This was the first time I encountered such a thing. I was only one centimeter away from being attacked by any disaster, and no one had been close to me before. Indeed, what would happen if we were only one centimeter away? After all, it was the first time, and even I was not very clear about it. Really, in the torrent of disaster, no one in the past could attack me. This must be unmistakable. Wonder of U

It's not a streamlined piece of writing, but the reading experience is not very good. The information gap between the author and the readers is too big, and some parts are incomprehensible; events happened suddenly, with no logical connection established before, and not much explanation afterwards; the protagonist lacks a sense of mission and has no goal to actively achieve.

The creativity is okay, but there are some problems with the characterization of the protagonist. It's like a mental illness, and it comes from time to time. If you are a normal person, you will not rely too much on gambling, especially if you are a time traveler.

There are not many steampunk style novels with multiple female protagonists, so the murmuring poems are more suitable for brainwaves. I accidentally found another one, and I'll give it a try 😍

Well, this is the first fantasy novel I've read that only takes place in one city. The map is too small!

Isn't this too ridiculous? What the hell is a bloody hand? Is she the crown? No! Can she control demigods? Not even the limit? This bloody hand is the protagonist! The protagonist has been fighting for a long time, why not let the bloody hand touch it and end it. What kind of SB operation? The protagonist was stared directly at by a god before, so it doesn't matter if he reacts a little bit. Now suddenly a SB passerby appears and can forcefully control the demigod. There is no problem at all. Do you think it is appropriate for the author? I'm afraid the author didn't come up with it himself. It is estimated that the next step is to forcefully control the God of Gospel with bloody hands. Others have been doing it for a long time and tried their best to become a god, but it is not as good as a gold-level figure.

There is a certain difference between the audience knowing that the protagonist will not die and the protagonist in the book knowing that he will not die. This lucky ability setting really lacks some tension.

To be honest, after reading the title and introduction, I thought it would be quite good. But after reading the first chapter, I suddenly felt that it was not interesting anymore. This is not at all a question of the ability of the one who is never the unluckiest. This ability should be called I will never die if there is someone around me. That's outrageous. Just because you're not unlucky doesn't mean you won't die. The first chapter has nothing to do with being unlucky or not. This is as abstract as saying that your luck can make you fly out of thin air.

It's a bit of a slow read, but the more I read it, the better it gets. Although it's not that refreshing, it's not poisonous at all. The content is group portrait, all members have online IQs, and the supporting characters are not either good or bad. It doesn't abuse the protagonist, nor does it overwhelm the protagonist's strength. The protagonist's golden finger is quite interesting to write, and several dungeons are also well written. It's my favorite type. ps. The emotional drama is average, but the content is not much. I have read more than 300 chapters, and the relationship is confirmed with Anna. The other heroines appear less often, and there is no relationship progress at the moment.

It's a pity that the ending is too hasty, the fun and world view are quite interesting. But after seeing the full booking ranking of 330, I understood. The results are too dismal and I feel like it shouldn't be.

It is said that Lucky Compensation can keep borrowing regardless of the cooldown, but the debt to be repaid will keep doubling. Why not keep borrowing, there is no set debt repayment date anyway (￢㉨￢)

Chapter 566, 1.2 Million words, is it over?

I was just going to read this book today, but it ended up being finished.