Global Class Change: I Can Increase My Mana Without Limit

See 60% The reason for good reviews is also very simple, because the standard is low. Let's talk about the shortcomings first. It is very repetitive, sometimes a bit watery, and the plot lacks surprises (wonderful twists). Let's talk about the advantages. There are basically no poisonous points in the cool novels (studions, dog lickers, virgins, weak passers-by and villains). It's not that there are none, but they are not that weak. It's still fun to read, just It's too repetitive. I don't know if it's the author's first time writing a book. If the plot level is richer, it should be very good. In Qimao, after reading it for so long, I won't be too lazy to read this book after reading a few chapters. However, if there are many, many good ones, it won't be enough. In summary, it's okay. If you like cool writing in the book world, you can give it a read.

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It's a very nice book, and it's a refreshing read. The writing is very good, and the protagonist is not only the Holy Mother but also Xiao Nao who has the strength to kill decisively. It's a pity that there is no real heroine, but the book is beautiful and I recommend it personally.

It's this kind of protagonist who is both serious and established. He says he doesn't want to have anything to do with a girl and shouldn't be a dog licker, but at the same time he's doing this kind of bloody plot that he can't do anything about. He's a girl who can play around with him and not fall out. He talks about being annoying and letting people into the house every day. It's really cool. Directly It won't be over until you get mad at each other. I'm afraid it's not a girl. All kinds of curiosity and affection secretly make everyone want to give it to her. During this period, the dog-licking family provokes, mocks, and plots, and all kinds of chance encounters to save girls are already foreseeable. The template is the same over and over again, hot chicken stuff.

What the hell, the plot keeps repeating itself. Are you as good at numbers as you are? Can't the shots be connected together? Why do we have to do it again. For the sake of water numbers, you dare to do anything.

It's just... Very... Brainless. I studied in high school for 3 years. I have no understanding of low-level skills, combat ideas, or teamwork. I won't go into detail. How to fight high defense? Bronze knows about physical attack or penetration, here comes a tracking, it's 6. The shooter's job change requires ensuring hit rate, weapon proficiency, and various skills. Can't your hit rate maintain a passive level? Only the protagonist can practice, but others can't? A compound bow costs about 500, but it's not allowed to practice in the countryside or in the countryside? The plot is like that, if you don't believe it or not, just slap in the face and pretend to be cool, if you like it, just join in.

It's a mindless and witty pretentious slap-in-the-face novel, changing the soup without changing the medicine. It's always been about the supporting character provoking, then the protagonist slapping him in the face, and then changing the map to smack him in the face.

It's troublesome that the supporting characters have some brains. The protagonist is constantly questioning and provoking wherever he goes, and then gets slapped in the face during the competition. A supporting actor with some talent in college is famous all over the country, and is praised by a lot of people wherever he goes. The protagonist, the national high school champion, looks like garbage in the eyes of the supporting characters wherever he goes, and will never look back until he is slapped in the face. For a unified plot, just change the name of the person

Okay, this is not a game article. What the hell is it that the protagonist can use skills to replenish bows and arrows? Making arrows out of thin air? If you can make arrows out of thin air, it means you can create resources out of thin air. If you have these resources, why play fantasy? Just create a torrent of steel.

Bad ending