My All-Purpose Analytical Eye

What about this kind of book? The author is inseparable from the reality of technology and has no imagination. Reading it makes me feel that civilization is low-level.

The writing and characterization are okay, but the pace is too slow. A college entrance examination is at best a small plot in the early stage. I have written forty chapters and haven't finished it yet. Mainly because it is too bland.

It's really rare to be uncomfortable with a background introduction, but this book really does it The protagonist has obviously traveled through time for three years, but the original owner did not leave any obsession, but consciously lurked in the body waiting to take it back at any time. This plot is not ordinary brainless, I don't understand it. If there is no integration of the memory of the predecessor, how can the protagonist master the local language and common things without being discovered to be abnormal? Moreover, why should a native who has had his body taken away have been without his body for three years? Not only is his soul intact, but he can also launch a counterattack. Why should you take away his body if he has this ability? Even the protagonist has the same prompt system, but he is still inexplicably worried that some talent cannot be awakened, and he really has to take it without any hardship.

The book is a good book. It's just so uncomfortable to talk to my brothers and girls.

Chapter 50 of the first small dungeon is not over yet. What are you looking at? Just keep it.

One chapter is full of anecdotes and no story.

From the moment I saw the words "universal analysis", I knew that this book would not be well written and would probably be unfinished.

The next dungeon will be in half a month. With your pace, Xu Xue Xue Wen Chao.

Let me give you my opinion first: this book is still very interesting and worth reading. First of all, from the perspective of the author, I also came here from the fanfic of his first novel Conan. At that time, I thought the author's writing was quite interesting, so I clicked on this novel. Judging from the background, it seems to be a science fiction work. Human beings have the talents given by their civilization system to explore unknown areas. The protagonist of the novel, An Ming, is also very common in time travel. He has an IQ and a forbidden eye that can collect visible information and then make reasonable judgments. In the first chapter, I fought with myself in a dream, and I am also looking forward to the future settings. In short, I think this book is worth reading, plant a seed, and wait for the book and the author to grow. Come on, great author!

. . . . . I didn't expect to be a eunuch.