Am I Really a Hallucination?

Luo Ye's part was too vicious. It took a long time for the sisters to quarrel, and a long time for setting up and talking about each other. In the end, everyone made dumplings together, and the protagonist made fun of her. I praised you for being like this👍🏻, then you If you like making dumplings, I think you are in this 👎🏻 A city comparable to Gotham, but the protagonist group is like playing house. The Invincible light novel feels quite strange, there is no main plot, and if something goes wrong, the protagonist has to find out 🤔. The style is very unique, the world view and the characters are very interesting, and the author's writing style creates a very magical world, but the story itself is very dull and tasteless.

I like this kind of appearance description that is very clear 😋 Very friendly to painters I really like the setting. I will save it first and then read it

The Perfect Toast Character Card Building written by tens of thousands of people is under construction! It's up to you whether the perfect toast can have a character card.

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I think the most successful character in this book is Perfect Toast🙂

Congratulations on the end. Let me briefly share my thoughts. I haven't read it until chapter 80. The reason why I haven't read it is that I feel too tired from the plot and I don't have the motivation to read it. Zheng Fanhe is very similar to the Puppet Master, and is somewhat similar to Wan Yi in structure. However, Zheng Fan and The Puppet Master are a true invincible novel, while Wan Yi is a semi-invincible living novel. In the invincible novel, in fact, the most exciting point is the invincibility of the protagonist and the creation of group portraits. Leaving aside the Puppet Master book, Zheng Fan and Wan Yi actually did a pretty good job on this point. But from my personal point of view, Wan Yi is better than Zheng Fan. Because Zheng Fan, relatively speaking, focuses too much on describing the love affairs of several heroines. The same love attributes will give several female characters a sense of homogeneity. Although light novels tend to engage in party disputes recently, Zheng Fan's scumbag behavior makes it impossible to fight against the party, and it does not have the magical effect of "love superman". Overall, it feels like a relative failure (the personal lines are not bad). After watching Zheng Fan, I became more aware of the advantages of Wan Yi's clone ability in handling multiple emotional lines. Zheng Fan's super learning ability seems to have influenced Anti's setting, his self-destructive tendency and his fun-loving style of doing things, and Wan Yi's setting, but his extreme strength from the beginning has influenced the puppet master's setting. It feels like it has a little bit of everything, but it's a little bit worse. Zheng Fan's character charm is not even as good as Perfect Toast in my opinion. On the one hand, it shows that the perfect toast is really well shaped. On the other hand, it also means that the existing plot does not do enough to deconstruct the protagonist Zheng Fan. This problem also occurs when puppet masters are puppeteers. To explain it in popular terms on the Internet, it is that they are too close to God and too far from people, so they lack resonance. In fact, there are many works about these heterogeneous protagonists. The most famous one is probably Denji from Chainsaw Man, a man who lives like a wild dog. Secondly, there are Xu Fu who is a demon-killing expert that I highly recommend, as well as the ax stand of Siren Blade and Zhuang Cheng from Doomsday. In these creations of heterogeneous protagonists, it is not difficult to find that the best way to create them is to set up a control group. Human perception is very idealistic. Without actual reference objects, they may even feel that the sun is smaller than the earth and the moon is smaller than the mouth of a well. If we only describe a heterogeneous protagonist, some readers will lack a certain understanding of the degree of heterogeneity, and may even think that the protagonist should be like this. In the words of Jian Lai, it means "If you don't practice, you will look at me like a frog in a well looking at the moon." The group portraits of the heterogeneous protagonist Wu Diwen should not be simple group portraits, but a "Six Classics" existence similar to "you annotate the Six Classics, and the Six Classics annotate me." Because of the existence of the "Six Classics", readers can deconstruct the protagonist's inner side. At this point, Wan Yi's setting is in line with this concept. The shaping of each clone's personality is actually a side of the original Wan Yi, and an interpretation of Wan Yi's essence. That's all I want to say, it can only be regarded as my humble opinion.

It's a bit boring after 80%. The protagonist is restrained for various reasons and cannot kill the enemy instantly, but the reasons given are not very sufficient. Finally, he takes action near the end of the event. This arrangement is subject to discussion.

I deleted the book. The first chapter was fine. But when I read Chapter 68, I really couldn't stand it anymore. I don't know what happened to the author to write such a fairy tale. I felt so sick that I wanted to vomit😅

I suggest you find some great writers like Yuan Tong to "sacrifice". Anyway, the quality is unbeatable If I hadn't insisted on digging for gold in the daily recommendations every day, I 100% would not have been able to find this book.

The case has been solved. Zheng Fan is an NTR hallucination. He has strong concealment. He likes jk. He can use other people's abilities and energy. He can also use other people's toast to play with pets (turning toast into a dog). The most important thing is that now there are suffering masters, and there are two more (Qing Shui and Jiang Hui)!