Human Hair and Murderous Intent Are Repeated All over the World

This book makes ordinary people appear to be too smart and selfless. Every time the protagonist walks through a dungeon, he will meet a group of ordinary people who do not only care about themselves when encountering risks, but also try to think about long-term risks and make choices that are best for the collective rather than themselves in response to long-term risks. A typical case is that every time the protagonist plays a dungeon, there will be a large group of self-organized civilians who follow the protagonist to fight with tools such as hoes and sickles. This is too unreal. It is not unusual for an individual to make such a choice, but as a group, a blindly obedient group, being able to rationally judge the optimal solution and risking one's life to implement it can be said to be a fluke once, but it is too distorted for every copy to be like this.

Murderous intentions arise from the sky, and the stars change. The earth emits murderous intent, dragons and snakes rise from the land. Human beings are murderous, and heaven and earth are in turmoil.

This novel is still okay, but the beginning is a little bit toxic, and I feel that the protagonist's IQ is very weak. Maybe the author is giving the protagonist a warning from peaceful modern times to bloody ancient times. He is a bit hindsight when encountering things, as if he has not yet reacted. The reason why it is said to be a poisonous point is because at first the author made the protagonist too smart, calm and calm, and then some small conspiracies appeared, and then he wrote the protagonist in a hindsight, making him feel a little silly, and the contrast was a bit big.

The beginning is mixed with the style of an imaginary historical novel. It is neither fish nor fowl, and it is absolutely unqualified to say that it is an imaginary historical novel. When it comes to fantasy, it has such a long-winded beginning in a village, which is also the mechanism of a bad book. In addition, the author's own energy system makes it even more nondescript and cannot be read.

The writing is okay. The two little guys didn't steal, rob, or harm anyone. They worked hard for two or three days to help others get some food, and finally ended up killing each other. Tsk tsk, isn't the human heart more sinister than ghosts?

I can't understand this book. It's written in such a mess.

After a modern person traveled through time and gained extraordinary power, he actually learned from the ancient knights, wandering around the world, fighting injustices. I am afraid he has watched too many Jin Yong novels and movies. A modern person with an online IQ traveled through time, and had extraordinary power. He must be prepared to rebel, build a team, prepare for world hegemony, use power to collect resources, and pursue immortality. Let a modern person risk his life to act chivalrously. It's really... Now that even the person has arrived, no one dares to help him.

What the hell is this? The writing is okay, but it's just too holy. Sorry, I can't stand it. The protagonist is a hot-blooded one who cares about no other business, the incarnation of justice, and has no strength. Although he has no strength, he can save the day with the support of the author. I vomited, but what about you? This writing style is a pity for Yazi who is not very smart. Not to mention that it's already 2023 and there is such a virgin protagonist. Your protagonist's character should at least have some currency, and the plot should be reasonable, right? Why do you need strength and reasonable logic when you can save the day from danger? You, the author, just write casually? What a pity this writing style is

It's amazing from the beginning to the middle, but it feels very boring in the end so far. You can watch it or not. The plot is too slow and the writing is really ink. If the updates are diligent, I might still be able to follow it out of habit. I still have dozens of pictures that I haven't read, but to be honest, I really don't want to give up, but I can't pick it up and want to read it.

The sky sends murderous intentions, and the stars change places;