America: The Corpse Burner

I was just about to say that corpses can be sold for money in the United States, but I found out that it was the United States of another world, with extraordinary beings.

With the popularity of "kill line theory" and "American stories" all over the Internet, we can see many urban daily novels set in American cities and mixed with various elements. This work introduces the golden finger [Corpse Burner System] to shape the male protagonist into a man with many "entries" that can rival the local natives. The hexagonal strongman with an "extraordinary system", diversified abilities, and a growth path that enhances the effect through upgrades make the hero's battle story from the very beginning of "the edge to avoid the strange" with wisdom and teamwork to kill the strange, to the all-round addition of his own "five-dimensional indicators" to fight across the levels, the progress is astonishing. There is a talk about the core combat ability of a male protagonist. In the final analysis, we have to start the discussion from the entry [Prometheus]. The innate damage bonus of "Primal Fire" to strange beings is just like the "Moonlight Enchantment" talent at the beginning of the movie starring Lin Zhengying. There is no need to wait for the Taomu Sword to be illuminated and blessed on a full moon night. There is no need for "holy water" to add damage to the evil-killing weapon. In less than 10 minutes, you can block the lair of the movie BOSS and hang him up to hammer him And the "playing with fire" technique corresponds to the name of the system and the identity of the "corpse burner" at the beginning, which plays a very important role in helping the male protagonist conceal his ability in front of the public in the early stage. As the saying goes, "The big ones hide in the city, the small ones hide in the wilds." This concept also fits the male protagonist's transformation from a terminally ill and humble grassroots image to an "exorcist" who maintains local order and security. As for the element of "Soul Transmission", in my opinion, it uses the mentality of a "traveler" to comment on the local humanities and natural environment, and uses psychological description to strengthen interaction with readers and enhance humanity and reality. Although the [Group Portrait] element is not reflected much in the book, and the plot perspective is mostly based on what the male protagonist sees and hears, through the clips of the male protagonist fighting with his partners and brainstorming to investigate strange existences, the author's efforts to shape the other members of the protagonist group are also obvious. The rich and colorful work does not simply improve the relationship between several people and the favorability between men and women to promote the development of the story, but it is the continuous advancement of the plot that allows the bond between the protagonist group to enter the next stage more logically, and then allows the background stories of other members of the protagonist group to be presented to the readers one by one, enriching their perceptions and opinions of their characters.

Comprehensive evaluation: far beyond the level of good grass, temporarily listed as a half-step fairy grass! This book as a whole is a very smooth urban weird system text. It combines the hot spots of the killing line in the recent fires to create a parallel world where "rotting corpses will breed weird creatures". So far, this book has done an excellent job in setting simplicity, detailed description, immersion and female character creation. In terms of setting, the functions of the system are not fancy. It is only composed of three major systems: experience value-attribute-entry. It is simple and clear, without system tasks, malls and other hydrological contents. At the same time, the growth rate of the protagonist is controlled reasonably. In terms of details, it can be seen that the author is very attentive to understanding some details of American society, including the place names that appear in the plot, the tools and cars used, the unique culture of American society, and communication habits are all well presented. In terms of immersion, I can feel that the author is a veteran from the writing style. I wonder if it is the vest of some master. The writing style is quite mature and he can skillfully switch between relaxed, funny, serious, horror and other styles. The strange paragraphs have a flavor of Gothic horror intertwined with the Cthulhu mythology style. Finally, I have to mention the author's ability to create female characters. The author has a lot of experience in shaping the appearance of female characters. He does not simply pile up some descriptions of noses, eyes and figures, but writes the special temperament and charm of different characters. Coupled with the vivid personalities and characters, I am quite impressed by the four female characters currently appearing. It feels like the author is writing in the direction of multiple female protagonists. You can clearly see some ambiguous and welfare scenes. They do not occupy a lot of space and are more like an adjustment between the battle escalation events. As for the shortcomings, I feel that the current rhythm is too tight. The protagonist has been running on the road of fighting and upgrading, and his personal life and American life are not clear enough. Maybe it can slow down later and create more supporting characters around him, as well as some life fragments other than weirdness, which are very good as seasoning. Apart from this, there are not many poisonous points, so you can taste it with confidence.

I have been fighting for so long, with high intensity, and I am so tired. Just keep chasing. Please write something warm, and please write the grading system clearly.

Why is the series of burning and sewing corpses about to start again?😴

Isn't it a waste to burn the body?😰

The writing is good, the pace is lively, not aggressive, not bloody, and not poisonous. Disadvantage: In order to create a sense of tension, I occasionally do some smart-off operations, but it actually reduces the sense of fun. I'm afraid that one day I can't think of a big thing. One incident after another, there is almost no daily routine. It was fine at first, but sooner or later you will get fatigued if you keep doing this. It may also be that the author is exploiting his strengths and avoiding weaknesses Every time the protagonist finishes his work, he ends up lying on the hospital bed, if this can be considered a daily routine (˘•ω•˘)

It feels like I'm watching a Japanese comic, but it's just set in America (DND)

The writing is quite good, but there is no daily excess, one incident follows another

The author is also a talent, and the protagonist's initial attributes are actually negative.