Mysterious Disaster

Originally, I thought the protagonist's believer would be the one who cultivates? After all, she has to go through experiences, dare to take risks, and escape from the Black Sun Order sooner or later. She keeps watching with the idea of ​​witnessing the results of speculation. . . Unexpectedly, Xiu actually received the lunch box. Later, when I saw that Lin had become a believer, I suddenly felt that this was better. A simple little girl as the first believer seemed to be more conducive to the development of the subsequent plot. Misstep, misstep. If I had thought of this earlier, maybe I would have guessed it right

There are too few updates, not enough to read, but it doesn't matter, the most important thing is to write well, so write well, come on! Because I know the contradictions of human nature very well. On the one hand, I curse and despise those tatters that are filled with water and despise too much water. On the other hand, I mutter and despise those high-quality dry goods that are too little. Because I know the contradictions of human nature, although I will also mutter and despise them for being too little and not enough, I will still respect those writers who slowly conceive and write a real work. I hope this book will always be so attractive!

I think the author can use his imagination to build a main god space in another world, and then throw those people from other worlds who have always wanted revenge on the protagonist into the dream world, and let them return to set off a strange recovery. The protagonist Aaron hides behind the scenes and lets the natives from the other world help him perfect the path to transcendence. Like Duke Purple Flower and Shaun the Brat, these two villains can make each other transcend and build empires to fight each other.

How should I put it? As the original creator, the protagonist of this book undoubtedly has a high status. He appears in the readers' sight as the mastermind behind the scenes. His behavior and status before falling asleep barely conform to the readers' understanding of this character. But after falling asleep, the character suddenly disappeared, and everything needed to start again. Although the plot was logical, there was a clear gap with the readers' expectations. It feels like the author wants to imitate the Lord of Mysteries, but in fact the two books are completely different. Xiao Ke is groping in despair and can slowly upgrade, while the protagonist of this book sits on the throne at the beginning and affects the world with his own chief officer. Therefore, the style of a low-dimensional game is more suitable for this book. It looks at the development of civilization, the replacement of dynasties and the tragedy of heroes from the perspective of the creator. Alas, it depends on the author how to write it later. I still hope that it will become a good work. I still like the author's previous books.

The QQ reading side is no longer updated. It seems that only the QQ reading side is still updating normally.

I read the first 500 chapters well, but after 500, I directly become a cultivator. I really don't understand.

Mingmingwen copied most of the books from Zhutianliu, but I don't know why they are always assigned to the game alien world.

Wenzhao Gong is like Ba Ge, he talks boldly in the early stage, talks nonsense in the middle stage, and is silent in the later stage

This is the most blunt book I have ever read. It is even more rigid than the Master God Space, the originator of Mugen Style. For the ritual of breakthrough, a clone is allowed to ascend, and then he starts writing about how the clone started cultivating immortality from a mortal, and the golden finger is useless at all, and the clone himself rises from the bottom. It is really tiring to read, and another author would have covered it in one stroke. This boring plot can be written in a chapter in the memories of the clone. It is so much, and I gave up after seeing the cultivation of immortality.

If the protagonist of Wen Chaogong has a good relationship with the supporting character, after that person dies, the protagonist will definitely meet that person's descendant at a certain time, and then the protagonist will try his best to support him. After an unknown number of years, he happens to meet the descendant of an unknown generation. The blood relationship is so indifferent that there is almost no trace of the old friend's blood, so he will try his best to help him. Alas, this kind of plot keeps happening. I don't object to you helping the descendants of your old friend, but don't keep this plot cycle. You have added a position to his old friend's bloodline, right? You always encounter some caring nanny who takes care of each generation of your descendants, and it really seems a bit irritating. Let me reiterate, I am not against the protagonist helping his old friend, I just think this routine is enough if used once or twice, and it looks a bit too deliberate if used more than once.