Review Detail of Farue in Global Blessed Land: I Can Add Attributes On The Buildings
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Ehh I mean it's similar to some other novels like "I have a God Simulator" or other novels where they get their own realms to manage. There's also a cultivation aspect which gives another layer of progression. Seems to be pretty good so far, no trashy face slapping where they compare how large their realm is or what ability rank their realm is either. Interactions with the girl seemed to flow pretty naturally and there hasn't been an overt young master that takes offense to the MC existing. Progression and resources seem to make sense and the MC isn't handed a key to solve every problem in the moment either. There's been some foreshadowing with character pasts and the world seems to have potential what with the stargates and alien invasions. Overall, it's bog standard, but there aren't any glaring flaws either. Seems to have some decent potential and I've yet to see anything that might make me think the author is missing a few dozen IQ points. No racism against japanese people being enslavers or fk the west appearing yet, so its a 5 in my book.
Global Blessed Land: I Can Add Attributes On The Buildings
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Your critique is particularly marked by arrogance. It shows a certain level of informative interest, but its tendency to pass judgments is perplexing. The way you present yourself gives the impression of superiority, especially when you label a novel as decent or good 'BECAUSE' the main character doesn't have universal solutions. This doesn't really work in your favor, however, an MC must possess them in any way, to be honest. I even wonder if this sentence was meant to be a troll? idk. Apart from these flaws and a few condescending sentences, your critique does have some good points.
He read many novels so he knows when authors just hand the mc the solution. Handing the solution is different from from an mc having a universal solution.
DaoistGatsu973:Your critique is particularly marked by arrogance. It shows a certain level of informative interest, but its tendency to pass judgments is perplexing. The way you present yourself gives the impression of superiority, especially when you label a novel as decent or good 'BECAUSE' the main character doesn't have universal solutions. This doesn't really work in your favor, however, an MC must possess them in any way, to be honest. I even wonder if this sentence was meant to be a troll? idk. Apart from these flaws and a few condescending sentences, your critique does have some good points.
Daoist_Red_Reads:He read many novels so he knows when authors just hand the mc the solution. Handing the solution is different from from an mc having a universal solution.