Shengui Xiuxian: I Have Become a Dangerous Place

This book will never change anyone, don't worry...

I really can't read enough. I miss the days when I just found this book and read it all night long. The author, Jun, hopes that the protagonist of this book will remain the same person and have no emotional lines. But similar to Shiyi, will there be a true love line that will last a lifetime? For example, a man with seven orifices and an exquisite heart is willing to cut his heart to feed his wife, so that the ignorant Shiyi can enlighten her. Shiyi evolved because her beloved sacrificed for herself, and finally discovered that she was already dead, but she had a living heart, and his soul was in her heart. Similar to the ghost baby tree, the ten branches correspond to the ten halls of Yama, the eighteen main roots correspond to the eighteen levels of hell, the body embodies reincarnation, and the protagonist is the place where reincarnation takes root. Similar to Ni Qianmian, will he evolve into an Oscar winner, direct his life, and play with human nature?

I really like this kind of inhuman thing. I'm a little tired of looking at the strange beasts. Stop turning into humans. I can't stand the same old stuff. I remember the Demonic Sword is the best looking one. I hope the author won't look like that eunuch when he updates it.

The original intention of this book was to have multiple parallel lines such as "The Weird Family" and "The Weird Place". However, some readers responded that they did not want to read content related to Li Sheng, and also hoped to reduce the content about their family. I want to do a questionnaire. Understand which line is more popular and which character branch should be appropriately added. (The subsequent plot weight can be adjusted based on the results.)

In this way, flesh and blood can be obtained stably, and the protagonist can recruit more people to work, breed, and farm. There are many people who dare to come in troubled times. Then we can deflect public opinion, and in a designated dangerous area, we can do it by not allowing people to approach. Find some more guilty people, it doesn't matter if they die casually, the protagonist will not have any problems (people like this should be wholesale in troubled times), let them take some blessings and go out to hunt, use the form of mercenaries, how to quickly increase combat power, how to do it, the related consequences and costs are not considered As for the fishermen, let's make it like a regular army, with a well-established organization, and use carefully selected blessings.

At the beginning of Chapter 70, the protagonist is about to discuss with the Li Sheng family for no apparent reason. Are they on equal terms? There is also that tree, which can be grown into a pet panel. It is directly controlled by the protagonist (changes the protagonist's hands and feet). I don't understand why it is said to be a dangerous place, not a place for raising monsters and humans.

Well, it's okay, but the plot is a bit bad.

To be honest: I don't think the author would write this kind of plot. (My personal thoughts) The protagonist needs to improve his strength, right? Then you can cultivate trees and corpses. What about animals? Right? You cultivate common animals as big brothers (such as snakes, chickens, birds, rabbits, etc.), Then let them develop, cultivate them into blood food, and then let the monsters and monsters you really cultivate improve their strength and feed back the strength of the protagonist.

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The rhythm is relatively tight, from entering the different world for the first time, moving from being a god of death to being trained as an incarnation, touching on hidden lines, and ending at the end, although it is rushed, the plot is not abrupt. However, although the title of the book is "Incarnation into the Land", it often gives the impression that the protagonist appears as some kind of hidden master. Although the side plots are participated in from a bystander perspective, the protagonist often uses the avatar to make plans, almost as a companion. Although it is strange, the enemy's IQ is often not online. They are either corrupt officials or evil cultivators. When they are in power, they are lewd and treacherous. Once the protagonist intervenes, there is no profound plan and he or she will die. In the end, some characters disappeared inexplicably. At the beginning, the ghost tree who thought he had great potential, Uncle Li who was adventurous in sailing, and the innocent ghost sister suddenly emerged from the ground after being buried for who knows how long. Similar to Sha Zhi, they are more like working part-time. When a task requires a thug, Sha Zhi and Yu Gong appear. Overall ok, comfortable to relax