I Have a Nightmare City

But it was written about Buddhist hypocrites, so I abandoned this book. If you don't mind the protagonist being a Buddhist, you can read it, but I don't like those hypocrites.

Because it is neither good nor bad, others do not want to rate it. Very good, you made trouble in the first picture and persuaded me to quit. Wouldn't you say it's not good for the protagonist to be serious? I just want to see women. Have you never seen a woman, or have you said that we have never seen a woman?

Your book is quite good, but it's about level. You failed at it. If you want to add a protagonist, you don't need any other skills or real skills. After upgrading, you're still at level nine? Forget about the martial arts and martial arts, and then I saw that after obtaining the true power, it was still level 9. You just increase the protagonist's ninth-level attributes to tens of thousands for a lifetime. I just saw the protagonist's first book about the true power obtained by the tower spirit. The result is nothing. What's the use of adding this point! ! !

If you write about Buddha, it's better to read it. I always feel that Buddha is very hypocritical. If you write anything else, I will give you three to four stars. But if you write about Buddha, forget it.

Did you sign a free agreement? Suffer wow...

In fact, I would give it three and a half stars, less than four stars. After reading the previous chapters, I have no idea why the protagonist has learned a level of Crazy Hammer Technique and why his force value is so exaggerated. He is a veteran at killing ghosts and monsters. Doesn't it mean that he can't kill ghosts without true energy? What about settings? Also, the protagonist has only learned the skills for a few days, and his combat experience is overwhelming. Is this appropriate?

Are there any book friends who have read more than 40,000 hours or have more than 1,000 followers? Let's have a permanent relationship

The character creation of the protagonist is not very successful, and there are too many descriptions of playful smiles. There is no weird atmosphere. You either have to work all the way to the end, or you are obscenely developed. You are always interrupted when you feel happy, and you always think about running away if you can't beat him. There is no basic operation for the protagonist to jump over the level and kill people. The interest is probably gone after watching the beginning. The setting is good, but the description of emotions in the plot is too poor.

In this type of novel, if it is a Western fantasy, everyone will kneel down and join the organization, but if it is a Eastern fantasy, they will hide themselves and refuse to join the organization.

The first part was pretty good, but many of the later chapters had no real-world plot, and it felt like I was reading an online game novel.