Carry a Foggy World with You

Two worlds, The misty world is only explored by the protagonist, so there is an exciting feeling of revealing the secret. Moreover, you can summon the monsters that the protagonist killed in the mist world, so as to rise quickly and gain the power to protect yourself and run rampant in the main world. The power system is a bit like the Crusu system, mixed with the power of Western pantheon beliefs. The only shortcoming is probably Lin Qingqing, but fortunately the author quickly disappeared her. It's a lot more fun, I like the Emirates part. The protagonist used his methods and power to shake things up in the emirate. During that time, the protagonist's character was a bit darker, and he didn't feel like he was tied up in doing things. Like a bird flying out of its cage

For mentally retarded protagonists and other even more retarded people, the protagonist can't deceive, and is full of loopholes. They even talk about picking up the original persona. The persona has already collapsed in the first and second stages of change, and now they have to pick it up. I really don't understand it, not to mention that the persona itself is not needed, because there are many examples of a certain thing that changes the character's temperament. The protagonist's character changes drastically. There are many ways to explain it, instead of going back to the original persona, or even without explanation, others will make up for it. The way to change oneself back to the original prototype is simpler, just change it back instead of asking someone else to change it. The protagonist can't never take action, nor can he keep his human form forever. His power will be noticed sooner or later. Naturally, it can be explained by the mutation. He asks the magician to change himself back. When the state machine checks it, it can be found that his magic is fake. It is not magic at all, just magic. It is more troublesome to explain. It will be difficult to cooperate with the country later. Gaining the trust of the other party will do you no good. If you insist on telling a little benefit, you will temporarily deceive the family, but it is only temporary. After the protagonist's family believes that the magician really has magic, they will definitely have a good relationship with him. When the time comes, the magician will be willing to They will definitely make money from their family like crazy, which is another disadvantage, and it is only a matter of time before the magician is exposed. He can be deceived for a while, but not forever. When the country sends people to know whether he is a magician or not, the protagonist's family will naturally know.

The novel is okay. The ending tells the story of how Goldfinger gained power from the misty world. The ending is a bit bland.

It's not bad. Pig's Feet is relatively standard for people like this. Overall, it's a good book to pass the time.

The intelligence has been greatly reduced, but the character of the protagonist is not very good.

I've read dozens of chapters and instead of exploring the foggy world, I've been talking about the daily necessities of the real world.

The end? ? ? ? .

Can,

The first part is okay, but the mid-term is bad. It starts high and goes low. It's more like The Holy Mother. The plot is bland, and it's handled with wisdom. The subordinates must be obedient. Fighting only shakes people up. The plot is very farming.