Your Status Panel Is Pretty Sinister

What a familiar skill, false memory, you are your wife's brother, look, this is a photo taken of you and your brother and sister together. And I am your wife's husband, look, I am kissing my own wife😌

Druid is good. Druid, come here quickly, I have delicious food here.

The design is good in all aspects, except that after the protagonist meets the female elf, just like Jiang Zhi, he directly changes from a cold pseudo-person to an innocent little virgin.

Advance loan time? Wow, you can watch this from Slay the Spire.

Well written, it's food. The author's own thinking needs to be improved. From the various plot developments and settings in this book, it can be seen that the author's own thinking is immature. A very simple truth is that when writing a novel, you need to create a world view. Everything in the novel needs to be set within the framework of the big world view, which is a psychological model of the character that fits the background of the times and environmental experience. The author is quite negligent in this aspect, and the setting of the characters is very out of touch, which makes the reading feel jerky. Many plots seem to be pushed forward on purpose, and many characters seem to be deliberately reciting their lines. This is a sense of rawness.

Why is the protagonist's name so confusing?

So far, it seems that the author has mastered one of the essences of mystery, which is tailor-made. But unlike Squid's design of the Fool's path for Klein, the author chose to tailor the protagonist's skill panel for the advancement of the main line. Every skill learned by the protagonist in the early stage plays a key role in the later stage, not only resolving the immediate crisis, but also pulling out the subsequent plot clues. The overall structure can be regarded as interlocking. How the follow-up performance will be depends on how the author unfolds it, but at least the outline of the first volume has echoed back and forth. Note: The mention of Mystery does not mean that the author is learning it, but that I happened to have read Mystery as a successful online article and used it as an example.

🎬 Plot: From this point of view, the quality cannot be seen yet. 🎭 Character design: The character design is stable and has no outstanding features. ✒️Writing: quite smooth

I won't read it if it's too big 😏😄

Small boutique, if you don't watch it, you can gain popularity. It's like the reincarnation of an old guy, but if you're a newcomer, it feels like it's a bit difficult to be a supervisor.

When adaptive talents are adjusted to the highest value of all talents, is it the conceptual highest value of all talents or your own highest value?

It looks good. It should be interesting to see the protagonist interact with various mechanical monsters.

It's a small masterpiece. It's a pity that what you wrote is a Western fantasy, so the results may not be good.

It turns out it's attribute skill copying. I thought everyone had a panel.

But there are some problems in the mid-term. Let's see if we can maintain the level.

I only have one question, is the protagonist not human?

As the title states, the protagonist's skills are almost equivalent to gaining one attribute/one skill/one talent every day. He can reach the level of an intermediate professional in a few months and start at the top in one year In addition, the protagonist's talent can be used by a high-status person to increase his growth rapidly. As a result, the protagonist is actively and passively involved in various events (to be honest, it would be fine if the plots of these events were brilliantly written). (But I almost fell asleep while watching it), which caused the plot to go very slowly and not fast enough. The most exciting thing I have seen so far is that I handed in a few tasks, shocked the girl at the front desk, and beat up a few gangsters at the bottom Mainly because this big hook raised my expectations, and the slowness of the follow-up was contrary to my expectations. The novel itself is actually not a big problem, and it can be regarded as a source of food.

The main character's name sounds like Deyun, I can't stand it anymore

I don't understand the setting of entrustment deposit. Is there a limit to the quantity of materials you purchase? It feels like it is purely set for the sake of setting.

It feels like Slay the Spire. Fighting parasites is like hitting the zone.

Very beautiful. I watched it in the middle of the night.

Isn't the author's data a bit too inflated? Just after completing the first adventure mission, you can encounter a value of 99 followed by tens of thousands of values.

Collecting monsters? What did you write?

While watching it, I felt very similar

Bagaya Road!

No, you said it wrong, you should only be able to move a little bit. Because you have already gained 18 attribute points when you were promoted to Druid. Your 18 points of attributes must also be counted. 33+18 Got 51. In other words, you can only move out a few attributes. This will ensure maximum revenue.

Isn't that too little? This point is completely inadequate. 😡😡

Listening to this name makes my head hurt!

How about the author changing "fighting spirit" to "fighting spirit", "strength" and "breath"?

It's okay, but it's too short, only 51 chapters, and I can't tell much.