I Strike Hard in the World of Terror

Based on decades of reading experience, this book can only be regarded as acceptable food. It can be used as a pastime when there is a shortage of books, but it is not suitable for catching up on updates. It is better to stock up and read at a later time, or adopt a skip-reading strategy. The reason lies in the significant decline in writing and plot quality in the later stages of the work. In terms of writing, the overall performance is mediocre and there is still room for improvement. Although it is not difficult to read, the plot trend is getting worse. In the early stage of the plot, the protagonist has little or no power, and relies on resourcefulness to complete the task. The plot can still be said to be smooth and the viewing experience is acceptable. However, in the later stage, it completely collapsed: the protagonist's plug-in was too omnipotent, and gaining power was almost child's play. The rare resources in the mission world can be automatically owned by the protagonist regardless of whether he actively strives for them. Strength improvement is even more simple and crude, relying only on the point-adding system. The protagonist only masters two skills (a martial arts and a golden light spell), and adding points only enhances the power effect, resulting in his practice of skills being superficial (only improving the power of skills), and there is no sense of realm at all. This extreme imbalance of cultivating one's life rather than cultivating one's nature creates an image of a pure reckless man: when mortals or ghosts hinder the mission, his first reaction is to kill. At first, you only kill ghosts (no matter whether they are good or evil, you can redeem points). But after he took the initiative to kill the bad guys, his behavior completely lost control and developed into indiscriminate killing. Only the people around the mission target or the messengers of gods can survive (the former because the plug-in warned that killing targets like Qian Xiaohao will lead to serious consequences; the latter because the protagonist is a member of the divine fighting system and does not want to offend the gods unless the gods obstruct the mission). His double-standard behavior is a model: as his power expands, he becomes more and more disdainful of rewards; he pursues the way of a reckless man and discards magic props. A typical example is the Five Elements Compass: This treasure does not require cumbersome preparations and only needs to be watered with blood to lay out the Five Elements Formation, which could have established a significant geographical advantage before the war. The starting price can be upgraded or integrated with plug-ins to easily avoid the protagonist, but he puts it aside simply because he dislikes it. The battle logic is even more simple and crude: martial arts relies on absolute brute force → if the brute force is insufficient, the blood will explode → if the blood and Qi are insufficient, add a golden light spell → if the golden light spell is ineffective, ask the gods to possess them → only if the gods do not come, can they be reasonable. The use of the golden light spell can be called a waste of resources: for such a highly malleable technique, the protagonist only uses it to add demon-killing properties to his fists and feet. Compared with the complex and powerful functions of the golden light spell developed in other fan works, this protagonist is only satisfied with melee enchantment. If he does not have to deal with incorporeal ghosts (fists are ineffective) and the gods are limited, he may not even bother to practice the golden light spell. All in all, the protagonist takes the path of a brainless reckless man and a domineering killing. The plot has been reduced to a monotonous killing cycle, with only sporadic ingenuity appearing when dealing with mission targets, making it extremely boring to watch. Especially when it comes to the mission world of less popular works, the author only briefly introduces the protagonist, and the background of the original work is almost blank. Coupled with the author's own poor writing style, the sense of substitution plummeted. From a reader's perspective, such plots are not only boring, but can also easily arouse anger, making people wish they could transform into gods and send down heavenly punishment to punish the protagonists.

Good guy, are you not allowed to have 100-word comments?

It's really a pornographic novel, the plot makes no sense, and there are all kinds of poisonous points. The main protagonist is still impotent, and the reason is extremely disgusting. He also likes to sharpen his weapons in battle. This novel has good writing, but the disgusting poisonous points are even more disgusting.

It looks okay, just killing people randomly, but it's a pity that the main character is a eunuch

The bad poison that torments people's mentality has been tested

This post is for criticism by you gentlemen. There are definitely problems. As a prostitute, it is unlikely that there will be no problems. I think no matter what it is, it cannot make progress without criticism. So, if you don't like it, just come here to criticize me. Of course, it's not just a matter of disrespect... I hope everyone can spray from an angle and scold with force! I hope everyone will give critical comments and make corrections.

Why do I feel like my strength is broken?

This book is well written. I used to follow Guo Jiada's books, but his new books have been discontinued. When I saw your book, I suspected that you were him, but regardless of the writing style, I really like it.

I think the author can create a world of tomb robbing notes, and the things in the tomb of Gui Chuu Deng are very mysterious, especially there are evil gods in Gui Chuu Lan

It doesn't look good, it takes too much for granted. Money is not that easy to fool.