Strategic-Level Delusions

After reading the introduction, most normal people would think that the protagonist's ability should be a unique existence in the modern world without demons. Well, it turns out that there are systems related to extraordinary beings, so the protagonist's ability is considered p. 🤭 Especially according to the setting that the author himself has not figured out, the protagonist's delusion can only affect himself. That's it? Strategy? Do you deserve it?

It's too poisonous. The official organization is taboo for all fantasy web articles.

The heroine is really disgusting. Holy shit, it's still possible to write novels with such a disgusting heroine.

The opening creative idea is really interesting, but the subsequent plot is too petty, focusing on the protagonist without expanding the world view. The focus is on mental illness, rather than combat, superpowers, and confrontation. I feel obviously bored after seeing dozens of pictures. Give it 3 points, and wish the author a big hit with his next book.

The supporting characters in this book are too intellectual, and the researchers don't even have the IQ of normal people. When the facts are in front of you, you still call it crazy, and you don't have the spirit of scientific exploration at all.

It's really useless. There are only 50 or so chapters that revolve around a few women. As expected, the writing skills are so bad that I can only skim the plot.

Although I have always adhered to the principle of choosing the upper left corner if it doesn't look good, this time, I think I have to make an exception. I really can't help it. First of all, if we meet again in the future, I hope the emotional scenes can be written better, even if there are no emotional lines. To be honest, I quite like the setting of this book. Really, I fell in love with it as soon as I read the introduction. I thought maybe I was too deeply hurt by Dao Wei, and I eagerly wanted to read another happier story about Brother Huozi. If I had to compare it to a metaphor, it would probably be the feeling I had after watching the final battle of Kouga in the Demon Dragon Academy and seeing Chuunibyou falling in love. My initial expectation for this book was that it would be a truly cool version of Brother Huo Zi. The routine and boring things they talk about are not problems. Before I came to Qidian to read, my friend read a lot of cool articles for two or three years, such as urban, immortality, fantasy, etc., And he has already mastered it. This point is quite satisfactory and there is nothing to say. The problem lies with the heroine. How can I put it this way? I watched The School Beauty's Personal Agent. I don't know the latest chapter. I quit and read a few chapters in the middle. I can't say that they are evenly matched, at least they can be judged. You can replace her as a man, even a tomboy, a transvestite or something like that. The plot remains the same and everyone can accept it. Okay, if you play some more jokes, such as "Life is short, why not give it a try?" "Grandma told me to be brave enough to try" and the like, well, it will be great fun! But it happens to be a traditional love, so I can only say "huh?" Finally, I am a poor guy, not a rich guy, otherwise I wouldn't have been a premium user for more than three years without even a discount on my subscription. Brother's money doesn't come from strong winds. If it weren't for that girl, even if I just took a look at your profile, I would have gritted my teeth and booked it. But you come here from time to time, not only ruining the atmosphere, but also disgusting, so I can only say sorry. There is a long way to go, see you again if we are destined!

If you have such ability, why not engage in science and technology and learn martial arts? ! Open high and go low, bad reviews!

It looked a bit frustrating, and I convinced myself to rationalize a lot of the plot, but I couldn't stand the fact that the protagonist was a psychopath in the eyes of others, and he was like a disaster star that was disliked by others, especially the protagonist who had no temper at all and kept showing kindness to the people around him. Even though the protagonist was like this, he still suffered a lot of unprovoked malice. It really felt so frustrating What is the meaning of the author setting this environment? I don't know. Based on my experience in reading, this book may be written in two main ways. One is to quickly determine the importance of the protagonist's ability in the early stage, quickly transition into this environment, and then be taken seriously. After all, the protagonist has a strong impression of the official. The other is that the protagonist will be taken seriously, but the attention will gradually increase. That is, the plot of the beginning is basically repeated, with small changes, but the tone remains the same. I haven't read the rest of the plot, or even the chapter titles. If it's the first scenario, I might feel a pity, but it's a pity that I ran away earlier; if it's the second scenario, I feel lucky, but I'm glad that I ran away earlier; if it's another way of writing, there's nothing I can do about it. When I read a book, I'll be embarrassed to read a novel with a wonderful plot but with minor problems, but I won't be embarrassed to read a novel with a wronged protagonist but other problems!

If all the descriptions of Bai Xiuchu's beauty, beauty, and inexplicable ambiguity with the protagonist were deleted, then this book would be a good book. These descriptions are oily, disgusting, and too disturbing. I can't think of any reason for their existence. They have been mentioned countless times in just four chapters. What's the use?