All My Classes Have God-Tier Talents?

First: As the author, did you already assume that the readers knew these characters when you wrote? It's as if the images of these characters have already existed? But from my perspective, I am like an outsider who has fallen into some circle by mistake and has no idea what you are talking about. How many characters appeared in your first chapter? To be honest, I don't remember any of them, maybe only your old readers can understand them. This may be my misunderstanding, it depends on the author. Second: It's too light-novel style, very obvious light novel style. It's not that it's bad, but with the previous point in mind, I can't stand it. Having a distinctive style is a good thing, but sometimes it can be too cute. Let's see what the author does.

Izzy's setting is too ridiculous, you can tell it at a glance, you might as well say that he also has a god-level talent, magic copying, etc. If he is so talented that he can learn it at a glance, then it stands to reason that he should have been able to figure out these things by himself a long time ago, such as transcending magic.

It's so overwhelming that it's really meaningless. Writing a god-level talent can actually only be compared with ordinary people.

The protagonist has great ambitions, but he keeps fighting supermodel opponents and is weak in the face of disasters. The contrast between the two greatly aggravates the feeling of frustration, even more serious than in ordinary novels. For example, if the protagonist can surpass level 3, but he keeps facing enemies that are 3 or more levels higher than him, and if he is repeatedly defeated, the feeling may not be as satisfying as playing a plot of the same level but being able to advance evenly, even if the latter is not that big of a problem. If the protagonist keeps facing enemies whose strength is close to or beyond the level, then it will be meaningless no matter how high the level or how high the level is. It's equivalent to fighting crayfish at level 1 or fighting mythical crayfish at level 100. Even though the protagonist's strength has been improving and he doesn't have the combat power that some reviews say, the feeling of frustration does exist.

It doesn't mean that you level up quickly enough, or you don't level up. It also depends on whether the plot is reasonable. Let's take the Death Shaman. With so many souls in your hand, is it reasonable to level up so slowly? And the protagonist gives people a feeling of being forcibly manipulated. Just a few months ago, so many bad things happened, so many life and death crises, without the aura of the protagonist, he would have died long ago. Here we are, Earth. Here we write about the main character who may have been targeted by others. The material is very unpleasant. Later, the deep land appears inexplicably. I have been here in the nesting doll Inception space. I am being targeted. I don't feel at all. You write so little every day, and this damn thing is written for such a long time. It is inexplicable. It feels like you are forcibly torturing the protagonist. In short, there is no sense of satisfaction.

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It looks good at the front, but it becomes uninteresting from 330 onwards, and it falls into the trap for no apparent reason. The protagonist's various god-level talents are useless, just like garbage. The so-called god-level talents are only useful when compared with ordinary geniuses. Once you get to Falling Moon Island, they become abstract. The protagonist is manipulated like an idiot. All the so-called god-level talents are just like none. They are a bunch of rubbish. The so-called god-level talents written out can only compare with ordinary god-level talents. Compared with gods and the protagonist's master team, they are rubbish.

1. Suitable for readers who have an adventurous spirit and want to explore a different world: The world of this book is complete and reasonable, and is highly layered, charming and even epic: Chapter 222: "The main reason for incomprehension is that It's because I lack some senses that can only be mastered by the corresponding level. It's like a (mage) level 3 perception of spirit and level 4 perception of space. " Chapter 81: "In this world. There are many types of wonders, such as observation decks that can see the star world, endless city walls with absolute length, and long steps that lead to the heavens. Many of them are created by the 9th-level architect Difu, who is responsible for completing the grand construction of the wonders. But there is also another saying that he stole the power of the gods with the help of architecture. " In addition to the complete creation of the world, the rhythm of the story is also arranged just right. It moves fast when it needs to and slows down when it needs to, which makes people immersed in the world of the book. 2. Suitable for readers who like to think: The protagonist of this book is a mage, and in the process of exploring the roots, he often has many interesting thinking processes; The author's involvement in philosophy can be seen in the book, such as Plato's Cave, self-reflection, Chapter 155: "I can no longer remember it. The knowledge I have learned suddenly becomes fragmented and empty. This feeling is as if all my knowledge does not come from myself. It comes from the spirituality above. Am I me, or the carrier of spirituality?" Waiting for such thoughts, or encountering a moral dilemma in the story, which end is the right way? 3. Suitable for readers who chew slowly: Chapter 174: "The teachings of the Lucky Cult say that a world without randomness is boring, so Yakaticto, who is in charge of luck, has buried special little treasures all over the world." When I played RPGs before, I always wondered why there were treasure chests deep in the maze. My doubts were lifted at this moment. The above text has nothing to do with the main line, but is full of creativity and delicacy; in many corners of this article, word for word, you can see that the author has been polishing this world for a long time and has a profound background. Reading it carefully will give you the mellow aroma of good wine sinking in the jar. 4. Readers who like to join religion Praise you, Lord Yakaticto.

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I'm so annoyed by these authors who borrow the worldview of their works without indicating the source. Even if there are no copyright issues, if you use someone else's stuff to change someone else's settings without saying it belongs to them, isn't that considered plagiarism? Comprehensive collection of elona gods in the game "Mani of the Machine", "Luluwei of the Wind", "Izpalut of the Elements", "Kumironi of the Harvest", "Obadus of the Earth", "Ahekator of Luck", "Jua of Healing", "Yakaticto of Fortune" Note, PC games are available for those who are interested in understanding the world view