Evolution of the Book of Heaven

I've basically read the author's Night Purification and Emperor of Truth. Here's your suggestion. Don't write too much about abilities, props, etc. Seriously, you wrote too much in your last book and you can't even remember it. It feels like you still get something and integrate it into the previous thing. This is better. Or use it directly. Or just use one thing for a long time.

I hope it's best to have a single heroine or no heroine. The author has written books for so many years and should know by now that many bookworms have become old bookworms and don't like that type of books that much.

I read a little bit of the previous two books, but they were too complicated. The author's writing style is no worse than others. You can refer to Samsara Paradise, simple violence, not too complicated power system, but the plot can be complicated.

If the author doesn't want a female protagonist, why write an emotional drama? Is it to highlight yourself and pretend to be loved by others? Even if such a protagonist gets the most powerful power, it will be tragic in the end. He sets his sights too high and ignores the surrounding scenery.

Compared with the previous books, this one starts off with a love-hate relationship that makes you drunk.

Did I forget about the protagonist? I thought she was the heroine at first.

It's too dark, the protagonist has no humanity at all

The author's big brain is really smart😊

Very good, very interesting, good-looking, everyone should come and see it (text↓)

I'm not a die-hard fan, but after reading dozens of chapters, I can see that the author wrote the book with great care and thought a lot about the setting. However, there is one issue that I still want to give up on. The author's setting is too big, and he gives the protagonist an absolutely perfect foundation at the beginning, a career with unlimited potential, and a super hook. I have to say that although many novels are written in this way, if you read them for a long time, they will become boring. Just like Perfect World, the writing also pursues the limit. Although it is very similar to the author, who requires a perfect foundation, the protagonist written by Chen Dong is still written in such a way that it needs to be completed step by step, and cannot be encountered at once. The leap is too big.