Myriad Worlds: Command Fate from the Start

There are too many things to develop at all, and they appear a few times and then disappear. The author keeps introducing new abilities, which can easily make people tired. It looks good to show off simple abilities instead of swallowing them whole. Who doesn't know that?

I keep throwing away the settings, and the more I watch, the less impressive I become. The protagonist has no personality, and I don't remember anything about the supporting characters once they change scenes. I only know that the protagonist is very strong and invincible. The rest is a mess, and there is no well-written story.

To be honest, the author writes really well and has a lot of imagination.

Bad news, it's a stitch monster. Good news, too many stitches. After reading one book I feel like I have read dozens of them.

I don't understand. I am a more than ten-year-old reader who cannot understand this kind of two-dimensional innovative work. I'm sorry.

It's a bit too complicated. I have to brush up on skills repeatedly, but then I don't write about it in depth. It's quite interesting to write, I hope the author can continue to finish it.

The last book I haven't written is well written. I didn't want to read this book after reading two chapters. I have no desire to continue reading.

I read a copy, it's really unlimited, it's a lot of reading, and it suits my personal taste. I also like the main character setting. Of course the setting integration feels not perfect yet. But Invincible Wen doesn't matter. Very happy. Books for specific groups of people. Recommended reading.

Theoretically speaking, it is to directly grasp the possibility and impossibility

Luck, in a sense, can be said to be probability. Manipulating probability can control everything.