My Healer Stats Are Just a Little Too High

It's a bit boring at the beginning, but after more than 100 chapters it becomes quite interesting.

To be honest, after reading dozens of chapters, I was completely confused. The plot was a mess, there was too much nonsense, and there were too many unnecessary plot dialogues, etc. In short, it was very messy. To put it bluntly, you can just form a fixed team and grind out the abilities every day to become invincible. Is there any need to add so many messy plots?

Everyone has their own opinions. Although it is not the best, it is a book that I feel comfortable reading so far.

(There are some spoilers, but there is no plot line. This is a personal summary of the book. There is no personal emotion of the author. Look at it objectively. It is not a drag. If you don't like it, don't criticize it.) This book has good and bad points. People who only like to read mindless and refreshing articles are not recommended to read it because it is a bit brain-burning and not refreshing enough. Based on my personal taste, I think this book is okay. Unlike some books that are mindless, the whole book is okay from the plot, but the connection is a bit intermittent, which is a shortcoming of the book. Secondly, this book is different from other online game novels. The narrative method may be too profound and complex, and the span is too large. As a result, the early stage of the book is passable, but the middle stage is a bit unreadable, especially after Yuan teaches the hidden professions of other supporting characters. Because there is not much display of data, and although other supporting character professions are introduced in detail, there are not many appearance rates and specific battle descriptions. Although the characters' personalities are vivid, they cannot concretely reflect the characters' game roles. So in the later stage, there were only plot killings without the data and skills that online games should have. The plot developed too fast and spanned too much. It described some plots but did not explain them clearly. It ended hastily and it was not detailed in two years. There was no detailed description from the buds of regeneration to the towering trees, but it made me feel a little bit. I guess the author also found that the writing was broken. However, there was some deep meaning at the end of the article. Although I couldn't understand it, I was shocked and looked forward to other readers' interpretations. Overall, this is a novel novel that is different from classic online games. The main characters and protagonists all have their own plot lines, but the author does not write them out in detail. He just lets the readers use their own brains to guess. The clue of this article is hope. From the protagonist being weak and incompetent to traveling back and gradually developing his own unique temperament, despite being in a Don't give up a ray of hope in despair and predicament. Hope is the power of giving warmth, and hope is precisely given by Mu Yun. The City of Hope, the Buds of Rebirth, the Towering Tree, the unfinished copy, the town treasure staff (the name is forgotten), and the Dragon Palace of High Civilization embody the theme of hope very well. The shortcomings are that there is not much data on online games (see Lost Leaves), and the plots of some characters are vague and not explained carefully. It may be the author's debut novel, and the writing style needs to be strengthened. I won't say too much for fear of spoiling too much, so that's it.

I read novels to relax, especially those in the game genre. The intrigues, nonsense, and various narrations you wrote are far away from the theme.

To be honest, the early writing was really boring and bad, and it was also written as suspense. I felt that the title and content did not match, and I had no desire to continue reading.

Doesn't the author know what wet nurse means? The wet nurse is female and the wet nurse is male.

I can only say that I can't stand the front. As for the back, I can't stand the front anymore, so why should I still look at the back? I don't like it without beginning or end, it's just a personal preference.

It's not at all consistent with the title! The more I look at it, the more messy and rotten I feel...

I couldn't stand it after reading ten chapters. The rhythm of the plot can be so boring. After writing ten chapters, I opened a treasure chest and started spawning monsters. The rest is all nonsense.