Yin Tianzi

Changsheng is a different kind of person. He climbed out of the coffin. He can see the differences in others, or in other words, he can see people's life span. But he didn't dare to say it. If he did, people would just treat him as a monster.

Abandoning the book, Zhujie regarded the ability he relied on as rubbish, thinking that he had become a monster because of this ability, and then gave it to Xie Wuxie. After seeing this, he didn't want to read it.

The more I watch it, the less I can stand it. The protagonist is like a fool. Many chapters say that the protagonist has grown up, but why is the protagonist still a 250-year-old?

The writing is not very realistic, and the protagonist has experienced so many things and should grow up, but I did not see the growth of the protagonist.

Human nature is kind, but also terrible. Xiaofeng's father gave away his daughter to others for a little money. He didn't care at all that it was his daughter, or what Xiaofeng was about to suffer. He only cares about whether the money is in place

To be honest, the protagonist in this type of novel must be ruthless, neither to himself nor to others. After all, being too kind in this type of novel is the greatest insult to readers.

Hearing that I am a disgusting person, the protagonist becomes a holy bitch and a bad person

The protagonist is a bit too stupid

The ending is unfinished and the book is called Yin Tianzi. Do we just say that his physique is consistent with that of Yin Tianzi? I thought that the male protagonist would be so great in the end, but it was actually not that good. Even though the protagonist was very powerful, and had gone through so much, he would still be deceived by the same tricks later. I never expected that Bai Wuchang would become the King of Hell in the end. Isn't the male protagonist his "experiment"? Why is there no response? I feel like the author didn't fill in all the holes, and the ending is really hard to tell.

Please write them in order. It's so painful to read.