Infinite Reincarnation of Glory

There are so many private things, all kinds of complaints, all kinds of conjectures, all kinds of psychological descriptions of the protagonists, it's really too watery. . . What we want to see is the plot of the novel, not the author's personal product.

I just watched a little bit. There are so many inner dramas of the protagonist in Biochemical World, and I am tired of using inner dramas to justify the setting. Also, I always use Zhang Jie's black zz, which is a very obvious personal tendency.

This book is about a group of virgin bitches who survived the second grade of childhood illness.

I'm even more speechless, for example, Zhang Jie, damn, you just experienced a biochemical battle, and you didn't save his life or anything, and you tried a few times to test whether he was dedicated to the team. Your team has only been established for 10 days, and you also know that he deliberately concealed it. Also, after the second game with the opposite sex, I spent nearly 10,000 points on equipment. (The equipment with several thousand points bought at the end of the first game should have been thrown away. I don't want it anymore. Anyway, I can't see where it was written.) I was speechless. Can't I buy more advanced bloodlines to improve myself? If you are afraid of leveling up too quickly, then just accumulate points. Reading this novel is such a waste of time.

How can I put it this way? I feel like the protagonist is funny, the others are not intelligent enough, and their facial expressions are serious. Apart from anything else, Zhang Jie is a spiritual type and has psychic enhancement. Do you think you can deceive him with a little acting? Also, since that king is not a good person, how could he listen to your lame excuse and pass on his inner strength to you? Finally, when the god of death came to the world, Zhang Jie was already a spiritual powerhouse who could exert 100% double-A enhancement, equivalent to a fourth-level gene lock ability user, and He is also the strongest spiritual type, so he did not survive by trading new talents as a leader at all. You can say that he ignored the newcomers and watched them being killed by the God of Death, or you can say that he deliberately planned to trap the newcomers, but he definitely did not trade the lives of the newcomers with the God of Death just to survive.

I want to see Zheng Zha's original darkness, the end of the universe, and the creation of the world.

As a fan novel with unlimited flow, I like to read it very much, but you have too much water. You have added 20% water to a good novel, and it is charged. If you add so much water, won't it be strangled to death?

Well, shouldn't such a protagonist be dead from the beginning? How could he still be alive? He should die immediately

The author has too many words, and they are all psychological monologues. Can't stand it

The early and middle stages are actually pretty well grasped. The story rhythm is a little slow but innocuous, and the combat power is steadily increasing. It fell apart at the beginning of The Lord of the Rings. The rhythm of The Lord of the Rings can be said to be like an old lady's foot wrap. If the rhythm breaks down, there will be nothing to say. If you can't write the battle of wits part well, you can actually choose not to write it. There is no need to force yourself. It will be difficult to write it well. From here on, you can basically jump directly to the finale. Inexplicably, non-first-generation content such as Death Beginning, Prehistoric Calendar, and Infinite Dawn and Infinite Future have been inserted into it. My evaluation is that it is better not to write about the serious team battle of the second generation, and then wrap it up or jump to the final battle and leave an open ending. In the early stage, most of the advantages, most of the momentum of the time traveler, and most of the rhythm were completely abandoned. In the second team battle of Biochemistry, they were completely abandoned. It can be said that the title is an anticlimax, and the before and after the Lord of the Rings are completely two levels. The emotional handling of Zhao Yingkong and Zhan Lan is also quite messy. It doesn't mean that they can't have a harem, but the sense of violation is very strong when they are forced to be included. Generally speaking, the author's ability to handle big scenes is very poor. The relationship between the emotional characters is okay in the early stage, but it is average in the middle stage and a mess in the later stage. It's not a loss to book the entire book at a 50% discount. Anyway, I'll just pretend that I didn't write about the later part. But in general, I'm sorry for buying the whole book after reading more than a hundred chapters. I feel like I've been deceived.