Wizard, I Have a Meat Pigeon Panel

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Current evaluation, food and grass. Cheap Finger is very interesting. Adding tags to skills to achieve a linkage effect has a certain negative impact, but in fact it is almost the same as nothing. I guess it is just a pre-embedded method by the author to suppress the numerical explosion. As for people saying that Goldfinger is not strong enough to be able to mow the grass without peer, this is a matter of opinion. Personally, I don't like the crazy and cool gold finger. I feel like a dog can go completely crazy if it's on a leash. There's really no need for the protagonist to exist. I even feel that tags can strengthen negative attributes, such as tag conflicts. Of course, light novels don't have to be too hardcore. The protagonist's current performance is average, well, very average. Especially when it comes to the second life, I have already finished watching the CG of the first life, and it is basically determined who is the werewolf, who is the commoner, and who is the golden water, but only the identity of the witch has been changed. At this time, wouldn't it be nice to have a prophet in the inner circle who works sometimes but not always? Leaving some identity cards in advance to people who trust you is no better than having to fight with the air in front of your teammates, and you even have to worry about exposing the secret. The second life is even more conservative than the first life. With the help of the lord's daughter, is it not better to replace the she-wolf directly through the lord's relationship behind the scenes than to plot against the she-wolf in public? Are you afraid that not enough people know about this? In the case where Goldfinger has bugs and is under pressure to survive, without first establishing a means of self-protection, he actually studies which tag combinations are more interesting with a playful attitude, which also shows that the protagonist is immature. I feel like we can focus on optimizing the portrayal of the protagonist. What attracts me right now is to see what skills and activities the author can create.

The first time I read a wizarding novel was "The Wizarding World" when I was in junior high school. However, some of the plots in it were unacceptable or confusing to me because of my excessive sense of morality. I have read many wizarding novels since then. Either Goldfinger was too big, or the protagonist was too cruel, or he was as gentle as a fairy tale. I like this book very much. The descriptions of the heroine, supporting characters, and villains are not very stereotyped. The cherishment of the people around me and the exploration of knowledge are not entirely dependent on golden fingers. I look forward to the subsequent development of the work. After reading the article, I will like him at a certain stage. Of course, the various explorations and character interactions in the process are also very important.

How can I put it this way? After reading Chapter 25, the protagonist's mind seems to be on a single thread. How many times has the housekeeper done it, but he just can't say yes? He has to wait for his thigh to be poisoned in front of him to show off?

Three consecutive crises have not resolved the problem, and we are always gambling on luck. This situation can only be accepted at the beginning, so hurry up and get over this plot. . And can't the protagonist be resurrected? Is this setting going to be thrown away after use?

The plug-ins are too sparse, and the random ones can be improved a little bit. Is it strong in the later stage? If the front is not good, who will see the so-called later stage?

This kind of writing is boring. 😓I'm going to find a Meat Pigeon game to play. Playing it for two hours is more enjoyable than reading these dozens of chapters. Meat Pigeon wrote so many meaningless plots in the early stage, and I didn't think the characters were well developed.

Is there something wrong with the protagonist's brain? Just like a primary school student, so outrageous

The novel about a torturer has more than a hundred chapters, which is enough to kill one Potter. First, if you want to kill that Moxi Moxi, I'm afraid it will take close to two hundred chapters. Even if it is slow, it is too slow. How can I put it? The protagonist is either dead or on the way to death, and after death, except for the plug-in one Of course, the physical strength can be reset to zero. Of course, you can also add settings later, but the abuser has been tortured so far that he can't stand it anymore. The heroine doesn't know how many times she has to die. Every time she returns, she can't bring back any strength. Except for the plug-in that can be repurchased, the protagonist regains her health. When the key node is reached, she can't beat it and dies again. This return is not in vain!

Chapter 64, if you think this is written, you can tell that the author has his own ideas after reading it, but if you think it's okay, it's so bad that you want to give up the book. It's okay to hang up, but it won't feel better until the middle and late stages. No matter how good the early development is, it's useless to stab you to death with a sword, but it will be even more uncomfortable to watch. It's really uncomfortable to hold two kings, four kings, and two in your hands and not be able to get them out. This book would be quite good if it had more than 200 chapters. However, there are some dissuaders in the early stage. It can be seen that the author wants to write about the growth of the protagonist, but the length is too long and affects the reading experience. Many people may be dissuaded in the early stage. If things go wrong, you will kill yourself by reading the file + counter-killing for fun + opening up your imagination + advancing the plot Don't be a novice and continue to torture, reload the file and whip the corpse over and over again

I think this book is going to drag me to death. . .

The setting is good, and the writing is decent, but the plot development is too slow and wordy, and there is too little effective information. The protagonist often fights wits and courage with the air. There is not much content in this book with only 1.8 Million words, but I doubt the author can stick to it. The pace is too slow.

I can't stand it. I can't stand it after 12 pictures.

The protagonist is very difficult, and the plot in the early stage is difficult to attract people.

Advantages: The golden finger setting is very interesting Disadvantages: The rhythm is flat, the process is too slow, and there is no exciting point in the early stage to attract people.

Goldfinger is the only motivation for me to read Chapter 20

Goldfinger is interesting, but the opening plot is too tacky

Although there were some flaws before the first resurrection, it was still an excellent book that could at least keep people reading. The only thing that ruined it was that after the first resurrection, the protagonist turned out to be an idiot. Do you think this is the person who has lived and died dozens of times? Because of the shortage of books, I tried to read it several times. I persisted until chapter 40 and gave up... I hope the author will get better and better as he writes.