DNF: I Am the New Version

Shameless, not good-looking, this book is DNF. But half of it is about the hero being wronged in other worlds. And this book is not pleasant at all. The plot is confusing, and the male protagonist fishes every day in a very tight time.

The setting of this book is quite interesting. In fact, I don't think the writing is as bad as the author thinks. It's still okay. However, I only read this book because of DNF. It focuses on first-hand feelings. The author has made so many messy settings in it that it's hard to read. There are werewolves, vampires, and super Saiyans. People, it's not that these elements can't be included, but stuffing a lot of these things into the protagonist feels like it's overshadowing me. When I saw the Super Saiyan transformation equipment in Chapter 110, I really couldn't stand it. It should be a good novel if you don't have a DNF feeling, but it's a pity that I personally can't stand it.

There is a lot of nonsense, and a lot of inner activities are written. The left one is scared, the right one is confused. If you feel disgusted, just do it, and if you feel sympathy, just help. What's the point of adding Heroes of the Sui and Tang Dynasties in the middle? Just for the whole woman?

I read this novel just because I was playing with tainted milk powder. . . I have been playing DNF for 16 years, and after reading 120 chapters, I still don't understand what is written. The story and the development of the plot are also not clear.

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The structure is very messy, and the world view is obviously very small, but it makes you feel very messy, and all aspects of combat power are also messy. Since you want to respect the history of Arad, then write it according to history, and don't bring in the game's subjective idea of ​​combat power. If you want both ends, it will look weird if you can't write both ends.