Returning from Full Level: I've Taken Care of That Sick Man

It's pretty good. The author's writing is good. The characters are very immersive and the logic is smooth. The female protagonist is very powerful and sober. The male protagonist who is often teased is extremely shy. Two lives are destined to save the world. The only shortcoming is that the space is basically useless.

The story line is very clear and becomes more interesting as you go to the end. Various clues come together into an answer, and then follow the answer to change the direction of the plot in the process, saving two worlds that are about to be destroyed. The heroine is really too sassy, ​​she doesn't have the heart of a holy mother, she just abuses her when she's not happy

Looks tasteless

The plot is sparse and the characters are confusingly drawn. The story line is confusing.

After reading more than a hundred chapters, the background of the plot became wider and wider. Maybe it's because I don't like this kind of discussion and it feels a bit confusing.

Emm... The first part is about my favorite plot. The second part is about the changes and the secular world. It's very messy. At first I thought it was a story about rebirth and cheats, but the second part is a bit fantasy. It's quite messy. The general comment is that I don't like the later content very much. I couldn't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 190. It was indeed a great read, but I didn't like the subsequent plot.

Although it's wild and unconstrained, I feel like I believe it if it's well-founded. Haha, as someone who loves food, I'm most afraid that we'll have to eat nutrition bars in the future.

After reading more than ten chapters, it was not interesting. I looked very angry. A person who has traveled through ten lives and returned to full level is still so angry.

Live ten lives and feel like the Holy Mother

The heroine was so upset in her words and in her heart, but so useless in her actions. She felt aggrieved after watching it.