Miracles Come at a Price

I have seen it on the shelves so far. I feel that the story and settings are good, but the pace is too fast. As a result, after dozens of chapters, it seems that the settings are constantly being scattered + new cheats are opened... First of all, there is the problem of cheats. To be honest, it is understandable that people don't like to read them if they don't cheat, but dozens of old men are always on time. It's a bit too much to prepare for on-the-spot fights + give away abilities. There are only 4 abilities + 2 transformations + 4 weapons in just a few dozen chapters, not to mention that the protagonist learns miracles very quickly... The excessive bells and whistles are a bit boring The pace is too fast. From the beginning to the present, the protagonist is either fighting or doing something. On the way to play the game, when I saw the academy plot, I was looking forward to the daily routine, but in the end, I fast-forwarded to the next dungeon. The result of no daily routine is that the readers have no feelings for the supporting characters. When the supporting characters are responsible for spilling blood, they can't mobilize their emotions at all. When the protagonist helps the supporting characters, it feels like helping someone who is not familiar with it at all. People (I guess this is the reason why some of the comments think the protagonist is the Virgin Mother) I think it would be better if we could slow down the pace and cheating a little bit later, describe the process of learning/exploring/mastering abilities, and then add some college daily life appropriately

The rhythm of the story is very comfortable. When it is time to rest, it is time to practice and level up. The writing is crisp, not sloppy, and the details are appropriate. A few words are enough to reach a climax. The first chapter was simply praised. If I have to say it's not good enough, it's probably because the character's character is old-school righteous, but it's this that really affects my outlook. In addition, the short length can be regarded as a shortcoming in my subjective opinion. The author please continue to maintain the standard and add appropriate water. I will not be willing to read it after it is put on the shelf. It is really the biggest surprise I have encountered in the New Year so far 👍👍

I feel like the protagonists in this book and the previous one are all taking the invincible route, which leads to no cool point in improving their combat power later on. , And because the protagonist is too invincible, the supporting characters will not be too eye-catching, because in the end it is Anti that ends the story. The first few copies are okay, but then they become numb. I feel that this may be an aspect of the book's poor performance. If Anti and Wan Yi are teamed up, the division of labor will be much clearer. One is responsible for killing and killing, and the other is responsible for guiding. You can also write about the daily routine of the two cheating each other. I think another point of poor performance of this book is that the daily life is too bland and does not have a warm feeling. This has something to do with the image created by Anti. Most readers are CP bosses. There are some CPs in this book, but they are all forced to do so. Anti's feedback to readers is too bland. The forced CP is not sweet (of course, readers with special hobbies will not comment), so the daily life of this book lacks the ability to attract readers. To sum up, if Wan Yi and Anti form a team, the division of labor will be clear, and daily life can be interesting. You can also imagine the daily life of the duo (mainly because I want to see it👀)

Okay, okay, I like the protagonist of Hunxi Battle, he's so handsome

I saw a few pictures. The main character is so horny. She looks iceberg beautiful, but is actually twice as sensitive. She still has a bit of a dark underbelly. Even a boy is horny. I want the main character with long hair.

A Wan Yi fell from the gap in the void and began to observe the world

I feel like I am isolated from the world. I didn't notice it before it was finished. I didn't notice it when it was limited to free. I didn't notice until it ended 2 minutes after the limited-free. Now I've been writing the new book for several days before I noticed 😐😐

The protagonist's appearance time is getting less and less, and most of them are from the perspective of supporting characters and a lot of background stories. It's really boring to watch. I often can't find the main character in several chapters in a row. I can't stand it at all and regret buying these chapters. In addition, the protagonist is there to save people every day, saving here and there, and taking a few younger brothers to save a few younger brothers, which is really boring.

If you don't mind the above two points, this is a good book.

I really like this protagonist. I looked through it but couldn't find the official picture, so I drew it according to my own feeling🤔

Don't keep books, book friends. It's about to be released, so give it a read, darlings.

From the current point of view, I feel that the rhythm is a bit too tight. After one fight, you fight the next one. Most of the daily investigations and the like are relatively dull. The whole game is like a long description of the action during a fight. Moreover, there is basically no description of the characteristics and style of the map scene in the Dream World. It only briefly mentions where the protagonist went, what the place is called, and then simply gives this place a unique setting. This is entirely so that the protagonist can have a "platform" to fight the boss and the boss battle will not be concentrated in one place and the map world will appear too small. This makes the dream world as pale as a piece of paper, and does not highlight the differences in the "other world" at all. As a result, although the protagonist is tossing around in various places in the dream world, in reality, it feels like the protagonist is actually squatting and turning around in a room, but the name of the room is different

Why does it feel like the protagonist is so dumb? It's not that calm and rational, but a very strange feeling, as if he has no soul (it's more abstract, it only represents my personal thoughts, please don't criticize)

Excellent article, but why doesn't it feel like no one reads it?

After reading ten chapters, I couldn't help but subscribe to one chapter to complain about it. The character of the protagonist is too dull, like a wooden block who cannot communicate with others. So far, except for the master who taught him miracles, all the living ones have been killed by him. There is no language communication at all, which makes people very confused. Like a wild monster programmed according to the program, it looks unpleasant anyway.

How can I put it this way? This book made me feel like watching anime. The scene descriptions are very visual and the protagonists are classic. Having an obvious main line makes me feel like watching a TV series without the Japanese embarrassment. It would be great if it could be animated and not modified.

Stably updated on time, the plot is non-toxic, the setting is reasonable, the hook is fun and the people are ruthless, it is a rare good book

Make the body great again!

"The Promise" Lebaance Anti was once considered to be number one on the list, and Anti was given regeneration and abandoned armor. The first life that is expected to become the first god has killed more than half of the pillar gods. The first self-miracle is Xiuman. "Lighting" Michelle The first miracle "illumination" came from Him and was stolen by the first miracle user Kahira.       ，，， The person carrying the pillar is "Jealous Fire Sin Snake" Saluunweis. The first miracle of fire, Ful, stole the first miracle Ignite, known as "Fire" in ancient times, and died at the hands of Lybaance. "Beast" Bist The animalistic side of Phaseros led the Orcs to glory for a while, but later failed. The "Beast" pillar symbolizes beasts, wilderness, and the back of civilization. The First Beast Miracle Maker Phaseros.       ，！ "Abyss" Rong Ge The financial sponsor of Anti's left hand (probably?).       ，， Nafulai The big-mouthed rewarder comes from the Shoggoth clan and is quite accomplished in the field of transformation. His help is needed for organ replacement "Star" Roxith The first time he appeared in Andenat's mouth, he had a deal with the King of Shadows and belonged to a wise general (should it?). The Blue Star Miracle is also a product of the Star Miracle. The first star miracle envoy Luo Ya. "Night" Ande Knight The person who rewarded Anti's eyes, the house manager, once set off "Eternal Night" in the dream world, but was later defeated by Linge who was still a mortal. The Pillar Bearer "The Proclaimer of Night" Knight Duras. Ambato The financial backer of Antitongue. Ahenaka The first time he appeared, he recruited a tour guide, who seemed to have become a pillar god with the help of "dreams". Tomb Ni appeared once and proposed a death. "Blood" Bradures The giver of blood, a scientific research madman, has many strange children from the vampire clan. "Dragon" Tiabach Uryong controls space, and Zeus dragon controls time. The only cosmic dragon that controls both at the same time is Tiabach, the only recognized king of the dragon clan. After being defeated by Kabra Wendigo, he died for the race's duel to become the true king. The "dragon" pillar symbolizes time, space and dragon. "Corpse Eater" Kabra Wendigo The giver of cold evil transformation. The pillar of "Ghoul Eater" symbolizes cold, clustering, and the interweaving of movement and stillness. "Sea" Acuskati The gentle pillar god, whose mother is Brucadis, died at the hands of the king. The Pillar Bearer "Maelstrom" Brucadis. The "Sea" pillar symbolizes the ocean, reproduction, and the germination of wisdom. The first water miracle user Lindsay, the girl among the miracle users. Pigaro The financial owner of Anti's right leg and the gifter of the Divine Wind Claw is from the harpy clan (should it be?). The "Giant" ancient spirit The one who subdued the giant clan with his strength and led them back home died at the hands of Lybaance while protecting the race on the way home. The "Giant" pillar symbolizes a huge, unfallen, tree. It has been compiled hastily and is very rough. Please point out omissions and errors in the comment area. In addition, I also want to say, I have only raised it for half a year, why do I feel like it is about to end? ? ?

I feel like the author's style has changed a bit in the recent copy of Snow Flower Demon. The protagonist basically had no involvement in the early and middle stages of the event, and seemed dispensable. My favorite character in the whole novel is the protagonist. When the protagonist has no role, it feels boring.

Assimilation + Madness + Curse = Wandering God, Anti will make people around him assimilate + Madness + Curse, so Anti is the Wandering God! ! !

The writing is very good, but I have a question, what is the difference between miracle and magic? Isn't it the same concept even if the name is changed? Miracle sounds a bit awkward to me. The key point is that there is nothing new in this thing, it is just a skin change.

In fact, I really like Anti, but it's a pity that I really rushed it later, and there are still so many pillars that I haven't written yet The end is full of flowers, looking forward to the next book

I've been saving for a long time and finally got it. It's so cool

Hey, I had been fixating on it and forgot to read it. I just remembered and asked, when will the author release a new book?

No need to thank us

It's a good book, but I can't understand the Western fantasy-like themes 🤤

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The book "Keeping It" is finished. I don't dare to read it... I'm looking forward to the next book.

OK, I've finally finished reading it after so long of procrastination. I've already read half of the new book, so I'd better give you a belated conclusion: Finished! (I think I've said it before, forget it, let's say it again)