I’m the Mastermind Behind the Scenes

Recommended by the author of "The Super Mechanic", I can only say that it is not bad. When it comes to parallel worlds and reincarnation, it is very confusing. The world where the male protagonist of this book is is B, and most of the things he possesses are given by the male protagonist of world A and the Holy Spirit King of world C. So where did the protagonist of world A get those plug-ins and the ability to travel through time and space? If the male protagonist of world X gave them to the male protagonist of world A, wouldn't this be a paradox?

I feel like Mo Xiaoxin is the protagonist and appears too frequently, but this kind of person is the most annoying in reality.

The first 300 chapters are pretty good for this theme, but in the end it's like matryoshka dolls. Powerful abilities are given to Silly Baitian, a monk who attacks back, and a Virgin who follows her words. I don't see the point. The target of the invasion is killed by other forces, and there is no brain and blood. I want the players to quickly improve their strength. The designed activities are all entertainment activities, and there is no main rhythm at all. It is really boring to watch later.

I personally think it is an engaging novel with a compact plot and rich content. I have read it several times and give it a five-star recommendation! ! !

In the middle, the plot actually fell apart a bit. It was good at the beginning, but there was a lot of brainless enthusiasm and even forced exaggeration in the back. Moreover, the author is not suitable for writing short stories, and it is easy to drag out the story, but it seems to be dragging, and the main plot of the image is too much. It seems that this rating may have been brushed up.

Later, I started to introduce various player experiences. There were several pictures at the beginning, and I kept playing with the wireless matryoshka dolls.