All-Professional Master from Another World

This is my second time reading. I don't remember how many years ago I saw this book in an Internet cafe. It must have been no less than 20 years ago. Personally, I think 99.99% Of this book is wonderful, but the ending feels a bit rushed!

This is the third time I've watched it, and I haven't finished it every time. I've always liked the setting but I'm tired of watching it. The plot drags and the data is confusing. There are too many loopholes. A trumpet waits until the day of soul penetration before frantically using materials to break through to the master, and then uses the wish scroll to upgrade to the master. How come you have so much experience in various sub-professions? The skills and body values ​​before and after are extremely confusing.

It's all narration. Buy a medicinal ingredient and you want to write five chapters? With a group of high-level alchemist apprentices, they have thought carefully about the protagonist. The protagonist wears mediocre clothes to hide his strength. Are you a low-key person? So much activity in your mind? Just open your mouth, you come to Roland City, you know the city lord, you know the mercenary group, okay, okay, you want to do less than do more, the progress is not progressing much, all kinds of pretense, a bunch of younger brothers are lying around, adding your philosophy of life, people can't see your strength, you can just let it go, okay, okay, hide it all, make you angry, you are a clown, what do you say when they are children who are ignorant, and you are superior to others? Time traveler? Just write as you write. As soon as you talk about something, someone will jump out and recall everything that happened in your mind. This chapter is gone again. After writing the beginning, the whole process is just recollection. At the beginning of the chapter, you put all kinds of requests for monthly tickets, and at the end, I was confused after listening to the book. If you say you're good at it, it's fine. There's nothing wrong with more narration, but if you don't have any chapters, you have to use your own ideas to explain what it means or what. For one thing, the protagonist is given a picture of your name, and then it's all about the psychological activities of people who know your identity and your life principles. If you don't jump out and show off yourself, let the minions jump down and show off for you?

Emm, after reading more than a dozen chapters and flipping through the table of contents, I really can't stand it. Too bland.

It's too procrastinating, but after all, when I was in school, I kept up with updates every day. Let's recall it.

I feel that when playing games, the author just accepts the tasks but does not complete them. When writing articles, he digs holes here and there without filling them. There are many typos and many inconsistencies. There is too much water and many repeated paragraphs. One item can be written in one or two chapters, and one battle can be written in two or three chapters. Jumping around does not affect the plot. Words like big trouble, big joke, MD, holy shit, big watermelon appear countless times, reflecting the author's poor vocabulary and low quality.

A good battle is always written in the corners. If you write more about fighting, the number of words will be enough, but there are always less than two fights. This and that come to mind. One thing is always explained over and over again.

The plot of pretending to slap someone in the face is so boring

Not long after arriving in another world, I was able to fight level 8 monsters.

It's so long-winded. I can write 3.4 Chapters over and over again for a small matter.