I Really Want to Go Against My Will

The subject matter of this book is very good, and the previous writing is great. Especially at the beginning of the end of the world, when the spiritual energy tide comes, I am really looking forward to what will happen next for Pig's Feet. But what makes me speechless is that the author actually changed his writing style and turned it into a game. . Yes, it was just a game, and then I started to upgrade again, but I was so shocked that I couldn't stand it anymore. I thought it was a rebirth + apocalypse + invincible flow, but it suddenly turned into a rebirth + game + memory flow. It's so poisonous that I can't stand it any longer. Maybe the author will be more exciting later on, but please allow me to detoxify you first. This hole is so deep that even the ladder is hard to climb.

At first I thought I was traveling through the apocalypse, but ended up being affected by the big boss and killed. Then I absorbed the spiritual power of the entire city and was reborn before the apocalypse. Then I naively thought this was a rebirth story about the apocalypse. However, as the apocalypse had just begun and the ** was about to come, I suddenly heard the sentence: The game is over! It turns out that everything before was just a game. Before I started to be naive, you suddenly discovered that reality was the first time travel, before death. . I advise everyone, if you have a weak waist, be careful before entering.

It's sweet when you first bite it, but you slowly sink your teeth into it. Oh my god, it's so toxic.

I've only read the first dozen chapters. The author's subject matter is okay, but the plot is too cliche and too intellectual. Especially the first 10 chapters. (PS: Don't tell me how good the later part is, because if I don't have enough poison resistance, I won't be able to survive the early part.) The plot and character changes are too blunt. Especially where the 4 demon kings attacked Xichu City. When facing the protagonist earlier, well, how should I put it? I'm not very eloquent and can't speak clearly. Then the part where they join forces to fight the demon king and die together. If you don't look at the front, the back is really exciting. But if you have read the previous one, it feels very awkward. There is basically no foreshadowing. Just the one that I played, there was a little foreshadowing from the previous chapter, and then it just exploded without any more. After putting it back on again, there were still a few tiny poison spots (probably). If a newcomer wants to read this book, I suggest you ignore the first dozen pictures and start reading from the back. The impact should be small. Because, to be fair, there shouldn't be many people holding on to the dozen or so people in front. So if you want to read it, it's best to ignore the previous one, first read what you don't understand at the end, and then come back to make up the settings. Because if you read the previous one first, your first impression of this book may not be good. (For example, I can't stand it after watching the previous one) The above is just my humble opinion, whether you like it or not, believe it or not. Fans of the author like to criticize or not, as long as they don't attack personally, the rest is free.

How to say it? This book was indeed a bit confusing in the early stages, and I couldn't tell the difference as I read it. The day after tomorrow, it's okay, but the protagonist's cultivation level is too slow: there are still skills, and there is no aftermath treatment. Even if the handling is not perfect, the protagonist in the later stage gives me a very dark feeling, and it feels that the "human race will never be a slave" you laid out in the front does not match.

I would like to ask if this book is about harem or monogamy? . I really don't like watching harems. If it's definitely a harem, then I can't help it. I'll continue looking for books.

Damn it! You, after some fantasy, get a creation godhead! Damn it! You, after thinking about it for a moment, get a law of creation!

The early themes were well written, but it was a pity that the plot transition was ruined. Now I am starting to read this book again. Generally speaking, this book is not bad. It has two major shortcomings. The early turning point was too big (it collapsed and a large number of readers were lost). Of course, if you keep reading, you will find that the follow-up is also more exciting, but the power system is disgusting. Originally, this type of novel was according to the author's opinion. The power system should be completed within 1000 chapters, preferably no more than 800 chapters, otherwise it will drag out the plot too much, but after writing more than 600 chapters and almost 700 chapters, the protagonist is only a few levels of Wuzong, (Martial Apprentice, Martial Master, Wuzong, Half-Step King, King, Emperor Level, Emperor) "It would be okay if the protagonist's level is above King Three Stars around Chapter 600" Of course The author's plot could be more exciting, but the point is that most of the chapters written by the author mention adding various upgrade experiences (such as blood, martial arts proficiency, etc.). I don't object to these, but you add so much, but it doesn't show up. Moreover, the protagonist has a system but upgrades slower than his pet. The more you read, the more you read. If it weren't for the writing of the plot, it would be okay. Therefore, there will be more people who decide to abandon the book) The author has added so many similar words. I quite suspect that his limitations in word count, conception and writing style have led to the shortcomings of this novel. Generally speaking, the imagination is OK, but due to the author's own reasons, this novel is not suitable for most old bookworms and some newbies with tricky tastes. It is recommended for novices and ordinary readers who do not pay attention to details. By the way, I would like to complain that the author made such a big twist in the early stage. Isn't it because he can't continue to edit it? All the twists and turns are equivalent to rewriting a book. This is awesome.

I don't know what the author thinks. There are tame animals. Kill monsters to level up. Don't go to the wild to upgrade. Still staying at home every day. . He was so convinced that he still shouted every day that the human race would never be slaves. Mental strength is high. It's okay to get a group of beasts to spawn monsters.

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