I Gradually Become All-Knowing Across the Heavens

This is a fast food book. If the content of the original book is discarded, what the author himself has written can only be said to be a mere word count, and the writing style is difficult to describe in one sentence. To put it nicely, it means not changing the original work. To put it badly, it means that I am afraid that the changes will ruin it. At least there will be no glitches when writing according to the structure of the original work, and there is no need to use your brain to think about the plot. It's just a cold meal.

Until the end, I didn't even see the whereabouts of the little dragon girl. After the second world was written about the little dragon girl, she shattered and ascended, and the heroine just disappeared?

Completely in water

I have no idea what the author is doing. The foreshadowing is completely useless. I feel like the foreshadowing is just to make up the word count and ending.

The martial arts world in the early stage was okay, but what was written later was rubbish.

Good

Typical nanny story... Almost nothing to do with the protagonist

Now that I have seen the fifth world, I feel that it is the same whether there is a protagonist or not. The protagonist is just reading and practicing, and it has nothing to do with the plot. Everything written is a copy of Jianghu. Shouldn't Jianghu be happy with grudges? In every dungeon world, the one who possesses the supreme force still feels aggrieved when I write it. People come to look for trouble, and they just defend themselves, and then the troublemaker walks away in a swagger. It's boring to watch.

I don't know what I'm writing about, it's just a fast-food article, and the author hasn't written anything of his own, yet you still want grades?

The author is the narrator and explains it according to the original work.