Who Says There Are Urban Legends Here?

The author has the old bad taste of giving away girls, and his awareness of lightning protection is too poor. Like the author of Sword Art Online, he likes to dance back and forth on the edge of giving away girls, but in the last step, the male protagonist comes out to save the beauty, which greatly affects the perception.

Why is the heroine not a male? Why does the protagonist have a golden finger? Why do readers need to read online articles? 😢😓😥😪😭😰👺👹

I just want to ask the protagonist why he deliberately let Xu in? To put it bluntly, this woman loves her to death, but why does the protagonist want to be a pusher? If a person is dying, it has nothing to do with you, but what is your behavior if you go up and push him?

The author does have a poor awareness of lightning protection. There are many minefields that may not have been considered ten years ago, but now I can't bear it anymore. The routine of giving away girls is old and unremarkable. In the end, I endured the host war that should have climaxed. It was unbearable to watch and it slipped away 😭 Sorry, it's so big that it can only eat ashes on the bookshelf.

The front part needs to be rectified in response to the review requirements. The background is incomplete, feudal and superstitious, and other things. If you don't want to read the abridged version of the book, you can go read it now. After the rectification, the unabridged version will be posted to the full subscription group (not open yet) after the book is completed.

Saving Currents: Food, Grass and Above This book has been on my bookshelf for 4 months, and I finished reading the first volume on a whim today. This book gave me a combined feeling similar to "I Can Reversal to Immortality", "I Loaded the Monster Game", "I Have a House of Horrors" and "This World Is Scary". It may be more of a light novel, without the ultimate horror (of course it may be that my threshold is too high, the last time I felt it was when I watched "Super Horror Live"). The horror is mixed with warmth, and the humor reveals the supernatural. Another: This book is mixed with Pokémon, some horror games, Junji Ito, Monster Core, Three Kingdoms, and many other elements. The plot advances very smoothly when reading the book, and the fantasy worldview slowly unfolds. Possible poisonous points: Ambiguity with multiple girls (just love to attract us) Otaku readers), there is a questionable tendency to send girls away (I don't think so myself, but someone commented, let me list it), there are some blunt turns and sudden passion (it doesn't matter with my strong brain supplement ability!) I found out that I have read the author's previous books, and I will give you a monthly vote to support it.

Read the latest updates. A few simple comments. The plot and setting are okay, but most of them are borrowed from Pokémon. But in the later part of the plot, the plot began to drag on, and there was even a sexual transformation plot, and there was a lot of inexplicable description of the male protagonist's sexual transformation. There is basically no daily routine. Later, it is just killing and killing, or it takes a long time to complete a dungeon. This book has a lot of settings. Sometimes the first few chapters have the same setting and then change it in the next few chapters. All in all, open high and go low, there are many little poisonous points and there is also the point of sexual transformation that is very disgusting to me. This could have been used to kill time.

The impotence at the beginning confused me. Impotence is a strange side effect.

The author really gets more and more stupid as he writes, and the star is depressing. The further you go, the more you feel like watching the urban Taoist priests and the King of Soldiers from more than ten years ago. All the men are jealous of the protagonists, including beauties. All kinds of beauties fall in love with the protagonist. The company boss and senior professor are shocked by the protagonist's ability. Old, too old, an old thing in new skin.

I have watched most of it, and overall it is quite interesting and good. It was very enjoyable to watch in the early stages, but as you go on, it becomes more and more focused on Pokémon. I feel that there is no need to deliberately get involved in it. There are still some poisonous points and bugs in it 1. Many people said that I won't say more about Xu (I ignored her at first, but it was superfluous for some reason) 2. It's strange that the little chatter in the front can't be taken, but it can be taken in the back 3. The doctor's weird story in the front and the two nurses are considered one monster, but they are two in the back 4. After Wen Wenwen died, her strangeness disappeared in place, completely gone. Explain what will happen to the ghost story after the trainer dies, including the release of the baby ghost protagonist in junior high school, why it will not haunt the protagonist in junior high school 5. When he went back, he obviously changed a lot of things, such as making the heroine fall in love with him, the three of them beat Teacher Shi together, broke Brother Pig's legs, and took away two ghost stories. These are things that the protagonist cannot do without going back to the original owner, but the future shows that this These things did happen, but the protagonist said that the past cannot be changed, which is a bit unnatural 6. The guy named Qiu Qiu of Skinner has long buried a hole that is not his own and has not filled it up. The strength of the person behind him is completely inferior to the gentle character created by the person in front of him. He doesn't understand the host, but it is inexplicable that he can show off on the radio 7. The protagonist sometimes has brains, and sometimes he is as brainless as the hot-blooded Japanese comic hero. To fuck others, there is no information, no trump card, and the brain is hot, and the IQ fluctuates inexplicably. There are some that are definitely bugs that I can't remember, and then there are some that I'm not sure are bugs or the author's deliberate traps. I won't mention them, but because there are too many bugs, when I see them, I will subjectively feel that bugs affect my perception.