Dashang Supervisor

Alas, at least I am studying it seriously, so I can barely give it a good review, but... It's really just a person who is trying to sell the dog's meat, in name only. If you are reading crime-solving novels, I can clearly say that there are not many solved cases. The suspense and design of the case are very unreasonable, and it is taken for granted. All kinds of post-mortem fixes are made, and the protagonist solves the case by force and without thinking. It is inexplicable. If you are reading traditional fantasy novels, I don't recommend it either. The construction of this combat power system is incomplete and will completely collapse after one or two hundred chapters. For example, there is a stage of cultivation in the article where the 360 ​​orifices of the human body are opened. Those with thirty or forty apertures can be promoted, and those with 1670 orifices are geniuses. However, within a few dozen chapters of this statement, people with two hundred or three hundred apertures are everywhere. How come the geniuses are everywhere before the later stage? Finally, I want to say that the problem with his writing style is that it is neither the solidity of traditional cultivation writing, nor the lightheartedness and comedy of the meme writing that has been popular in recent years, nor is it even as refined as the most templated white writing. He wanted to integrate these styles, and the result was indeed neither fish nor fowl, neither serious nor interesting. Besides! The characters are extremely... Unrealistic, they come up one after another in their heads, their actions are inconsistent, and their words are unclear. To sum up, I think 6.4 Points is the best.

The system was of no use and was abandoned in the middle stage. His fighting power collapsed too quickly, and he was born inferior to a dog. He also killed the Human Emperor inexplicably. Force, mystery for the sake of mystery, There is no case solved, or in other words, the old lady chases after you to feed her, and brings all the clues to you. It's very bland. Also, After I came back from Chaoge, someone else changed the writing process, or I should say I changed my AI. Obviously, the magic board is different. It is recommended to only read the chapters before going to Chaoge!

The plot is as bland as water, long-winded, narrative-like, and empty.

It's a pity that such a good subject matter

After leaving the county and entering the county town, you can't watch it. His strength doesn't allow it and his background doesn't allow it. He is targeted everywhere and plotted against at every step. Why does he get stronger and richer as he lives more?

Do some places have to be written so awkwardly?

I don't understand why I need to write a system. I can't write without a system, right? It's annoying to watch.