You Force Me Off the Team? The Paladin Instantly Switches to Judgment Form and Goes on a Rampage

The plot is correct. When I heard Chapter 27, I just wanted to suppress and forcibly reduce my intelligence. I didn't say anything about passing it in front of the meeting of deans and elders. I told my best friend later that I really wanted to scold people. Shuangwen, but Wudiwen also suppressed and lowered the intelligence. It directly lowered the rating of this book.

The male protagonist is really good. He is a fifteen-year-old boy who has to study and work hard to support his sister who is sick for a long time. As an auxiliary profession, I was bullied by my teammates for a long time, dedicated my attribute points, and was even abandoned by my teammates two hours before the big exam. The male protagonist did not go dark, but worked hard to advance through the assessment dungeon.

It's very good. It's really fun to watch. The protagonist is decisive in killing, has means, courage and strategy. It's the truth that it's fun to watch.

The combat power of the dungeon has collapsed. Your body, which is hundreds of years older, will be injured by the novice assessment. The characters are confused and do not look forward and backward. They also like to force their wits down. There are a lot of typos. It is so ugly that I want to see myself losing my mind.

Why do the superiors inside feel so ignorant and stupid? And how can someone who can be the head of a hospital be so petty? Someone who can reach this position is somewhat wealthy. Not to mention that outsiders have no way of knowing his thoughts. You also know how to have a good relationship with a genius. If others don't join you, you will immediately turn against him. If this genius really succeeds in the future or needs his help for something, how can you speak? Aren't you afraid of being retaliated by others? Moreover, when he has clearly shown his super talent, he still has to be his enemy, which is totally out of his mind😰

I wanted to comment, but I didn't have enough reading time, so I hung up for a while to meet the evaluation requirements... To sum up, it feels like a very average novel to me, that is, it reaches the pass mark in all aspects, but there is nothing particularly outstanding about it. As for the setting itself, it feels a bit unique, but not that attractive. There is some forced intelligence in the character setting, but it's not particularly obvious. The plot itself is also relatively traditional and typical. I feel like I can still pass the time if I just turn the pages quickly and read on, but it's not fun to read slowly.

Let me give this honest review from a ten-year-old bookworm: IQ and humanity are both deficient. The monster has no health bar. If you hit the boss in the dungeon and hit the boss with a left punch, it will be gone with a right punch. . .

Recommended (I don't know how to describe it, my writing is not good, but I recommend it anyway.)

This book is very nice, simple and crude, which I like.

The character setting is very good, keep up the good work