I Picked up Dragon Lady at the Beginning, and I Was Forced to Become the Destroyer of the Country.

The characters and plot rhythm are well controlled and top-notch. I want to continue watching.

Author author, protagonist is not paper

The protagonist is not invincible from the beginning. The setting I gave the protagonist was probably indecisive at first. Because he didn't understand the other world, he was afraid of doing anything and could only struggle and wander in a small circle. It will get better slowly in the future. There is also a character issue. Some people say that the protagonist has a bad personality and is selfish. There is no way to change this. The protagonist is set like this. I have no intention of designing a bright and majestic protagonist. It is not that he has no lower limit, but his morals are flexible.

The protagonist's personality is not very likable, so if you're bored, you can watch it

It's weird for the protagonist to have a Chinese name in a Western fantasy world

I really want to tie the author to a system that keeps coding. If you don't code, you can't live. But in order to survive, you can only code all the time. He codes 3000 chapters a day.

Come on, author. Although it was a bit dissuasive at first, the rescue started to attract people later. Maybe it's because I like to watch this kind of movie. I hope there won't be too many female protagonists. I will probably finish it. I hope there won't be any more eunuchs. No interruption allowed! No eunuchs allowed! No mess allowed!

The writing is not very mature, both for the author and for the protagonist. These two kinds of immaturity influence each other. For example, for White Dragon, the change from rejection, fear, disgust to love is a bit abrupt. To be honest, it is difficult to sympathize with the protagonist's actions. I can neither understand the early rejection nor the middle change. This can also reflect the author's inexperience. Such as elves. My thoughts are: What happened and why did they stick together? Maybe the author thought it was reasonable when he conceived it, but he didn't convey this reasonableness to the readers when he translated it into words. Another example is this princess. The problems are actually similar, so I won't go into details. There is another big problem, that is, the female characters have little charm and the characters are not three-dimensional enough. If this point appears together with the previous point, the impression will be even worse. My best impression is actually the protagonist's roommate, which is hard to comment on. Then there is the plot. This plug-in is what motivated me to watch the latest chapter, but the plot seems to have no ups and downs and no tension. Maybe there is, but I don't have any memory of it. Coupled with the recent plot of the princess and the competition, wow, I almost vomited after watching this kind of plot, and I am suspected of suffering from PTSD. Actually, there was something that attracted me in the early stage, probably the plot or the plug-in settings, otherwise I wouldn't have seen this, but my interest has been wiped out. Anyway, good luck, author, and I look forward to seeing better works from you in the future.

This collection is too miserable, I can't survive it

The protagonist killed someone in Chapter 59, why didn't he eat it? After all, there are swordsmen and magicians