Lich's Personal Customization

I want to order a Saint Lady of Light doll. The author can send it to me quickly.

Is it a personal illusion? The plot arrangement became a bit strange after it was released. The Love Brain Saint, the dead Nina, a bunch of dead characters, the border city that was almost breached, and another Lich Association. And a succubus. The latest chapter also talks about becoming a god. The lich who takes off by relying on the system of the God of Art talks about becoming a god. Is it a writing problem or something else, it feels weird and not smooth. The characters serve the plot, but are too instrumental

Glowing skeleton soldiers? Isn't this quite simple? Apply some fluorescent powder to the skeleton soldier

Okay, after reading the first few chapters, it feels a bit like the experimental diary of a mad lich. The style is more of a light novel, and the writing is pretty good. Now that the quality of novels is at a cliff, this is considered a good source of food.

There is a big outbreak of literary youth disease, it can only be described as this

After it was put on the shelves, there was indeed some confusion, mainly reflected in the fact that many times I was inexplicably involved in some inexplicable things. The story said that there was a setting for the pursuit of art, but the writing did not reflect it at all, causing the novel to be in a state of having no main line. The protagonist can make an AWP that kills dragons with one shot, but he can't defeat anything. He relies purely on various chances to save his life, which is very frustrating to watch. Qu In addition, there are supporting characters around who can really provide combat power, such as Saint and Nina. They spent a lot of time to pave the way for their personalities and identities, and then suddenly turned into a background without even dialogue. It is especially like playing an RPG game where you have a lot of NPC teammates but you can't even remember what skills they have. The front is amazing, but the further back you look, the harder it is to cheer up.

There has been a lot of confusion since it was released. Do you think readers can just casually remember a character who has only a few appearances? A taboo in two-line narrative works.

Where did this old monster come from? Talking about writing light novels, this effort comes from Qidian Enlightenment.

Character and plot can both serve as the core of a story, but one can never be compromised too much by the other. Starting from Demon Breaking the City, you have introduced too many elements and too ups and downs of the plot in a short period of time. To a large extent, it has exceeded the efficiency of information transmission under normal circumstances. It seems that the events are too radical and the characters are too calm. This will give the reader a sense of deja vu.

Why do people still see this kind of skull➕holy light? It's such a contrast. In the end, it all became the power of my thinking. I thought about the dead souls and purified them. I thought about the angels summoning the dead souls. A taste of online gaming

Shen Nong, he doesn't talk nonsense, is relaxed and humorous, occasionally a little unreasonable, very interesting, and above all else.

After reading the latest chapter in one breath, the improvement in writing is very obvious. The unnatural and overly lyrical feeling in the early stage is much less, and there is no sense of outline like in the early stage. Especially the latest chapter, there is a big change, and the writing style is much more natural. I don't understand what those who say it has become worse since it was put on the shelves think. I think it's obviously getting better. I just looked at the setting in the early stage, but the writing style is still a bit uncomfortable. It always has a tone of memory killing, and there is no sense of daily life. In the early days, the only thing that kept me reading was the setting. After all, the basic plot logic is already a rare quality in today's online literature circle... Because of the writing style, I thought about abandoning the book several times. I thought that if the quality of the plot declined, it would probably be because the author had exhausted his inspiration, and the writing style was not good enough, so I would abandon it. I think I looked at the plot with a very critical eye, but I never found the point that made me abandon the book. Not only has the quality of the plot not declined, but the writing style has also improved. I am very optimistic about the author. When Lich Plane came out, I felt it was a bit forced. It seemed that the author didn't want to write commissioned works one by one. Although the Saint Golem was vulgar (websites didn't care about this), it was quite interesting. When I saw this, I was a little worried that the author had run out of inspiration. I felt that the interesting part of opening a store was coming to an end, and I would turn to the game article later. This proves not to be the case, and every decision and every action has ample character motivation. Personally customized plots have never been left behind. Making the Lich Plane bigger and stronger is not the entire main line of this book. The God of Art did not give the protagonist a task to create a work of art. The purpose is not to create a great work of art, but to harvest emotional value. The protagonist tried many methods. In the early days, he went door-to-door to sell art, but no one bought it. Later, he invented the technology of mimicking slime to make movable figures, so he came up with the idea of ​​​​the Lich Plane and moved to a human city in an attempt to obtain a continuous source of emotional value. Character motivations are adequate. After the Lich Plane operates, there are also methods such as hanging paintings in stores, and the character motivations are also self-consistent and consistent. If this momentum continues, the plot will not be monotonous. Similarly, since the goal is not to create a great work of art, it is not just to make the work, but to continuously harvest the ecology of emotional value, so the protagonist has natural motivations for farming or fighting for hegemony, and as a non-human race, there are also reasonable motivations for standing in the human position. Becoming a god, a universal ultimate goal in fantasy and fantasy, also has a reasonable motive. It is because the Holy See has already tried it, and it is not a sudden proposal, and the protagonist already has infinite life, and it is not even a vulgar goal such as immortality. Now that all these motivations have been fulfilled, why are there still people who insist on these points? I don't understand. Probably Red King is reading a book, flipping through books like crazy to find something interesting, and scolding him when he can't find anything that meets his expectations. Now that I see it, I can confirm that this is a book with an above-average setting, plot, and writing. The barrel effect is also non-existent, and I feel like each board of this book is very long.

To be honest, where does the author's magic system come from? It feels so good. Of course, I'm not saying there's anything wrong with it, I'm just curious. After all, I don't know much about this aspect.

I'll give you a monthly pass before I abandon the book, because the writing is okay and the lich is quite interesting. I abandoned books because I fell into cliché_(:з∠)_

Where is Alice? Ever since she opened a fried chicken restaurant, she hasn't had any scenes in a long time.

There is a big question. The protagonist has a god, so it is useless to detect evil. Why does the Holy See do anything like abandoning orphans? Even a little priest can do whatever he wants? This spell seems to only be effective on the protagonist's team and can be ignored by others.

Should I say there were no signs or was it just that I had seen too many good endings and was unwilling to accept it? In short, the heroine (doubtful) died, and her soul was attached to the armor. Considering the amount of foreshadowing information mentioned by the author earlier, it is possible that the soul was gone in the end. Writing like this is a bit confusing. If I observe it for a while, I will give up if I become a prophet.

I found a good book by chance. I am still surprised that such a good book has average grades. It turns out that it is an update problem. It is a pity. Does this author have any other works? Is it an extraterrestrial demon?

What about depositing manuscripts? Hand it over.

I just saved up 100 chapters and bought them all in one go, so I got them for free.

Why isn't it updated? I think it's well written, but don't use G.

Where did the protagonist's 1.1 Billion shadow points come from? In the previous article, I was still having a headache with 1w+2w3. Is it serious that it has soared to 1.1 Billion after one winter? I now suspect that the author was trying to be clever in order to post that group account, because there really is such a group, and it was established a day earlier than that chapter, but regardless of whether it is, it is very strange to write such a plot. There are 1.1 Billion shadows, so there are at least 500 million radiances. The cost of 1w+2w3 was already very huge before, and now the protagonist can launch such a summon at least 40,000 times. As a result, the protagonist no longer needs to summon, even if he uses the mosquito leg summon, it is 700+300. I can't understand it.

The combat power is broken, and the description of the realm is extremely vague. Nia can become a legend with just a few modifications, which is simply outrageous.

It's okay, the short ones are cute too

I recommend a good book with a niche setting "I Can Go to the Past and the Future". The first chapter is voiced by a female Loli author. It is a light novel with a male channel. The background is a passionate adventure in the fantasy future interspersed with daily love. It mainly uses the floating city in the interstellar era as the world view. There are nine ways to sublimate potions + three Ten sequential paths are the core timeline setting text, witty fighting + decisive killing, the plot is interlocking, there are many foreshadowings such as grass snakes and gray lines, the details are controlled, the setting party, there are no bloody routines and brainless plots, the overall is relaxed, interesting and semi-invincible. Brothers and sisters who are interested can come and take a look.

The writing is quite good, but why can't I get good grades? I feel like I'm really worried about the author gg

Don't cut off my spiritual food.

I have to take care of it for a while

Can't you even update once a day?😅