Beyond the Curtain

Personally, I feel that the main character is very awkward. He can obviously make money easily, but he has to limit himself to the circle. He is cautious in the world of ordinary people, but he punches hard in the world. It feels very fragmented. A mirror is broken. He feels distressed. He has fewer guests to receive, which affects his money making. Isn't this a hard work? I don't want to break the law and make money by breaking the law, but I also want to make money by being legal and compliant. The price of knowledge is rising. It's all a grind. I don't want to be a saint in front of others, but I also want to hide behind the scenes. When I saw the identity chapter, I also came up with the idea of ​​​​looking for a way out. It looked very uncomfortable. If you have a little person mentality, don't think of a big person. No matter how you look at the protagonist, you feel awkward. If you criticize me, you will win. If you bully me, you will rebound.

The protagonist's extra points are actually so awesome. With two spiritual points, he's so much better than the Empire's professionals 🙂🙂

I came to read this book in the comments after reading my book with the occultism panel. Generally speaking, the first half of the two books gave me a similar feeling, and the reading experience was better. However, this book suddenly changed in the end. For example, the first half mentioned the details of the sound of the 8-year-old sister beating her mother's back when she coughed at night, which made the novel feel very vivid. There are also numb and painful descriptions of child labor, but when the war between two, uh, worlds and chaos is described, it immediately returns to the rhythm of those garbage novels more than ten or twenty years ago.

The consulting service part was written very casually, and it became an introduction to superpower events and power growth. The result was the same as the same type of novels, and I thought I had found a differentiated novel.

The AI ​​flavor in the latest chapter is getting stronger and stronger. Can the author explain it? "Like the cry of a dying giant beast", you can tell it at a glance if you play a lot of AI.

The free chapters are good, but after a few paid chapters, I found that my combat power was out of control. There was no sense of pretentiousness or clinging to life. It felt like there was no outline and I just wrote whatever I thought of. . .

The feeling of this book is a semi-invincible text, but it is not impatient. Instead, it is a bit soothing because there is no main line. It is a bit similar to the feeling of best friends and those who have their own way. However, the lack of main line path feels like a bad point, because too many words will lead to reading fatigue and boredom. It is like turning on the modifier and not playing. Waiting for the subsequent plot, but for now, it is quite good, warm and not vulgar. I hope the author can add more details. Hehe

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The author of this book fantasizes about adding some IQ to himself, and writes a high-IQ protagonist, fantasy theme, too many minor flaws in the front, and some traces of AI. My personal evaluation is - average. (Authors with a superior character can write superior literature. Generally, those who delete comments are mostly from lower-class characters. Especially in this era, if the comments are not deleted, they can be rated as medium)

To be honest, there is a bit of a trend of starting high and going low. The writing was obviously very good at the beginning and then became more and more perfunctory. It is completely like a different person is writing. Let's wait and see for a while.