I Can Find Treasures in My Dreams

From the very beginning when the protagonist gets the treasure, there are a lot of psychological dramas, and it is the kind of self-condescending answer that wants to answer but does not answer, but later he becomes a virgin again and begins the road to salvation. The overall direction is confusing. Then every time the protagonist makes a small breakthrough, he has to use the dialogue between the mermaid and the management to patch it up. In the end, he will definitely say that no one can do it now, or point to the protagonist's vest and say that he definitely can't do it. The description is extremely blunt, and even the AI ​​writing is better than this. . . The most outrageous thing is that the management really believed it. The management did not think about how to verify the authenticity of the information and directly believed the words of a foreigner. This is simply extremely poisonous. Then there is the matter of the protagonist being so idle. There is a saying in the comment area that is very apt. A villain who gets carried away is either a villain or a real villain, and he also gives himself a layer of skin to save the world. When someone parked their car, he felt it was in the way, so he directed birds to poop on other people's bodies and scratch their cars. After the food crisis, he reported an employee who stole several handfuls of rice every day. A child felt very kind after passing two lollipops and often teased others with birds. Generally speaking, rules are paramount, but I hide my identity, so I can shock others with electricity, and I can use animals to monitor the entire area. What are the rules? My rules, but I am a saint. Although I bully others and fish from the lake, and I have enough ability. I don't help others even if I can't, but I am a saint. I just use these resources to meet my own needs. For example, giving others some favors can make me feel my kindness, and bullying those who don't understand the rules can show my strength and satisfy my vanity. It's quite speechless. It didn't express the ruthlessness of the apocalyptic male protagonist, nor the compassion of the salvation male protagonist, nor the pleasure-oriented male protagonist of the fun-loving man. He is just a villain with a despicable temperament, loves vanity, is greedy and will not let go of benefits, and has no business sense and will not care about his own assets. Planning based on sources, so what you can see is that the protagonist is fishing there with a lot of supplies and treasures, and the fish caught can get a few tenths of spiritual resources every day. He has the most convenient information channels, but he has to wait until the official entrusts him to fight monsters. . .

The overall framework is okay, but the writing style is very weak. When reading, the protagonist has the feeling of being a self-interested villain and gloating over his misfortune. The author's writing style cannot cover up that kind of smug feeling in his bones. That kind of inadvertent feeling makes people feel too petty.

Just like the title, the setting is first-class, eye-catching, and makes you want to read more. However, the protagonist's character design, plot design, and cool arrangements make this setting useless. Dream: Can predict opportunities in advance. I look forward to the protagonist's improvement from the process of entering the dream, looking for opportunities, getting opportunities, and getting the opportunities - it's a pity that the whole story is written in one stroke. Ultimate treasure: Aliens say that this thing is rare and has huge potential. Its owner is the backbone of the future of mankind, and the protagonist has three of them when he appears. The first thing that came to mind at that time was the Agent of the Six Gods in God-Slaying. I looked forward to the protagonist starting to shine and reach the top! What did you see? 1 Space Pearl: Large Granary 2 Thunder Tree: Small Generator, almost makes readers think that they are reading a chronicle. Mr. Raven: The author's character design is described in large strokes. Regardless of how well it is depicted, it can only be said to be a puddle of mud. The childish character of the protagonist is clearly visible. From the book title, introduction, and opening chapter, I never expected to switch to the profession of crow tamer. The early stages of this book perfectly avoided all my expectations. Think carefully, why do you have feelings? Personally, I think it is choice. Every behavior of the protagonist is not the optimal solution, or even the lowest solution. The direct result is that the character of the protagonist plummets and the character of the protagonist is unlikable. It's a pity that this setting is heartbreaking💔. The protagonist contracts a dog at random, steals a soul to strengthen his body, builds the true god Erlang, joins the Kyushu Corps, and builds the Judiciary God Team, all of which are a hundred times better than this Gouba Crow!

The protagonist is too licky. You might as well join the country directly. You will always be born for free. Firefighters, don't waver. Just join if you are patriotic.

I couldn't bear it after reading more than ten chapters. Settings are OK, and so is imagination. The plot is slow and the characters are all maggots. The character recognition in Chapter 1 and Chapter 10 is the same. 🙂 I always like to mention the public, but I don't dare to join, and I don't dare to confront them head-on. One thing is that he is offering selfless help, and the other thing is that he is unwilling to join. Even if you write on the opposite side, you are too lazy to say anything, at least you have a brain. Look down on the first person with awakened powers launched by that country, and look down on ordinary citizens including those with powers. . I don't even understand how to write an orphan protagonist like this. Did you see what happened later? 😅

The most speechless thing about this book is that while the author is crazily cheating on Daxia, he is also crazily cheating on foreign countries with various mechanical deities. There is nothing that can be done to foreign countries, it's like bullshit plaster. If Daxia is now at 100+ (100 protagonists), then foreign countries are at 10+ (∞) because some authors have brainlessly cheated on the deus ex machina, and all kinds of very awesome alien races descended from the sky. You just can't press to death, otherwise the protagonist will be directly beaten to death by the deus ex machina. So it's almost 2 million words and we're still playing house on the planet, and we haven't unified the world yet. We haven't cleared the Novice Village yet, and it's only been less than five years. . The world view of this book is quite large, so the question is, how to write the plot of the original world and so many civilized worlds? Unless there's another inexplicably accelerated one-click finale. Otherwise, the plot of Planet Novice Village will need at least about 1 million words to be unified. If you calculate it this way, the plot of the primitive world and those pits + those civilized worlds will have to be written at least about 3 million words. In total, it seems that this book can have about 5 to 6 million words, which is awesome 👍

Is it necessary for an orphan to have multiple identities? What about your true identity? If you have no relatives, who can threaten you? You do everything secretly, so what if you do it openly? Where is the strength? Is it necessary to have a bunch of identities? If it's a harmonious family, then it's understandable that they don't want to be exposed. But if one person has enough to eat and the whole family is not hungry, why should he be afraid of being exposed? What if he knew his true identity and blackmailed the protagonist?

The author likes to describe how miserable others are living in troubled times, and compare it with how happy the protagonist is living to create excitement. Although I can't get it, other articles have been written. But the author's frequency is too high. I don't know what happens later, but at least he likes to do it every one or two chapters. We don't rise to any moral level, we just simply feel it is very low and vulgar. There is no joy at all but we love to describe it. There is also the character of the protagonist, who is like a primary school student who has picked up a good thing. He really wants to show off but tries to keep a low profile. Sometimes we don't know whether he is actually trying to show off or is simply stupid.

I just started watching it. If you want to read it, I suggest you block the comments otherwise it will be all complaints. For example, when the protagonist goes downstairs and meets an unfamiliar resident to say hello to each other, he hears the resident whispering that the protagonist's parents have died and he lives alone without anyone to take care of him. Then the protagonist was a little unhappy. When the snow fell from the roof downstairs, the protagonist did not warn the resident, which made the resident a little embarrassed Then some people said that the protagonist was a villain Just see if you can accept it and leave if you can't accept it

This must be the third or fourth time I come back to read this. Every time I want to find some cool stories about the revival of spiritual energy and the invincibility of the protagonist, but I don't seem to get into this one every time.