Long Live the King

I like to dig holes, but I can't fill them in. The plot is confusing, and the level up is like playing. The protagonist has a golden finger, and the ordinary people around me are also improving like playing, and all kinds of crashes in the later stage.

The writing is good, but it gets messy after more than a hundred chapters, especially chapter 180, which is toxic.

This is a system text that travels to a different world and allows you to level up during the game of Diablo II. But the author should know relatively little about Diablo's worldview and background. Just treat it as a simple plug-in. In addition, there are many small points in the plot that are not logically consistent. But it's still watchable. Overall, you can read it when you are short of books.

The Dark Game writing is great! Come on, come on, come on!

Very good

I think the plot is quite good, but maybe the frame is too big, making it difficult to finish. Some plots are not fully described. But overall it's worth watching.

It was okay in the early stage, but collapsed in the mid-term

I really don't understand. This book is really just for beginners. There are endless pretense and slaps in the face to reduce intelligence. There can be eighteen emotions in the eyes, and a smile must have flashed at the corner of the mouth. It is also a vassal state and an empire. The combat power is also broken. Goldfinger is also a mess. Isn't it pure cheating? Isn't it? It's hard to sustain it even if the tolerance is high. I think the author has such a glorious reputation, so he can only write this kind of book. It's really disappointing.

What are you writing about? There is no logic, messy code, digging holes without filling them, long-winded explanations and introductions, primary school students' writing level, journal articles, give up decisively!

A very good imaginative book. The beginning is exciting and the first half of the book is very attractive. However, the author does not have enough control and the content is quite confusing. For example, Saint Seiya is titled Aries at the beginning and becomes Virgo at the end. There are many such things, which somewhat affects the continuity of reading. The following articles are still confusing. Wrong idea, but the writing is quite confusing. I skipped the last dozen or so chapters to read the ending. It was the first book that I couldn't finish in the past few months. It felt a bit pity. I suggest that if the author doesn't have strong control, he should not expand the plot too far, otherwise it is easy to lose sight of one thing and waste wonderful ideas.