Transmigrating into a Game: From the Start, I Awaken the Authority of the Sky God

I have read several novels written by the author before. In each novel, in the middle stage, the protagonist's IQ will rise and fall depending on the needs of the plot. The character is also the same but not too much. It is very uncomfortable and awkward to read. At the beginning, the protagonist's identity is free, and then he is restrained and led by others to act like a novice. It is irritating to watch. I hope the author really pays attention to these plot issues

Regarding the issues that you may be concerned about just say it directly.

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I read the first few dozen chapters. The protagonist's main energy is spent on being cute, and the remaining small part can be allocated to the brain, so that the IQ is like riding a roller coaster... What an ancient transformation novel, it has long since withdrawn from the environment 😥

The setting is too rubbish, and half-elves are despicable? If elves and humans can act together, it means that the relationship is still okay. In this case, don't have too many half-elves, and don't underestimate human genes. If there must be a base consensus, then it is impossible for elves and humans to act jointly, and they are 100% incompatible.

The clichéd beginning is a common problem with most Qidian books, but I won't go into it, but the beginning doesn't attract people and the excessive plot of the maid is really discouraging. There are too many plots like this in the novel, and it's too aesthetically exhausting.

Update, this one is obviously better looking, okay?

Alas, I didn't find any books I wanted to read at the beginning, so I went around and read the books on the bookshelf again.

I don't understand, why did you let the other party take the key away? Even if you can't successfully stop it, let's try it anyway, and then say that you are involved, and you have to look for someone with a brain disease.

After reading the beginning, I feel like there are a few questions, so I'll mention them. First of all, it's about discrimination. I personally don't understand why half-elves are discriminated against. Is it because humans have racial discrimination? Or is the relationship between elves and humans hostile? In many cases, even illegitimate children can live quite well, but here the noble blood directly becomes slaves. It is better to explain the background issue in detail from the beginning. The second thing is that there is too much emphasis on being a lowly slave at the beginning, which is very annoying. Thirdly, the so-and-so brother is a little too facialistic and feels soulless. Normally, even if you hate a noble, you still have to have a palace. You can hate him, but this kind of constant emphasis like a brainless person makes people doubt his IQ. The success of such a person in the future makes people lower their expectations for this story.