God Has Come

Does anyone remember this guy?

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I still believe in the appeal of this book, and the more I read it, the more I can't put it down.

To be honest, after reading the first few chapters of this novel, I felt it originated from a game similar to Ark, but the theme is very good and very innovative! 99 Would like to encourage the author greatly!

It was really unexpected when I saw the marriage robbery. As for the heroine, I felt like she had always been a loser, but the inexplicable male protagonist wanted to save the heroine in various ways. The forced and forced plot was so different from the previous books. The characters were not good and the plot was not good. Even the unfinished King of the Night was better than this one. I even doubted whether this was written by Yan Da himself. The details and writing skills were not as good as before.

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I won't talk about the readers in a large number of novels who always shout for murder, eradication, and annihilation of people. Let's talk about the readers' evaluation of Chu Jungui in this book. Many people were angry and asked why Jun Gui wanted to be the dog-licker of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Some people took out Qianye, the protagonist of Yongye, and said that Da Qin stabbed Qianye in all kinds of ways, but Qianye still wanted to save Da Qin. This complete dog-licker behavior is hard to understand. I think this kind of reader has a wrong outlook. Let's talk about Qianye first. Lin Xitang was loyal to the Qin Dynasty even in death. There is no way Qianye could betray the Qin Dynasty. He is obviously a noble character, but he is called a licker! Haha, if the country is in danger of overthrowing, this kind of reader will not only be the first to betray, but also the second. They will feel that everything they have is due to their own efforts, and the country does not take care of them, so they do not owe the country anything. Even if they have suffered and been wronged in reality, they will feel that the country is unfair to them, and they feel no psychological burden to betray them. Speaking of Jun Gui, first of all, he is a "robot" and has no concept of betrayal. Some people say they don't understand Jun Gui, but they really don't understand the book. This is the process of awakening human nature through super weapons created by humans. Secondly, are you aggrieved by your return? What wronged him? Where did his debt come from? How much damage does a big wedding cause? This requires compensation. The Special Operations Office gave him a place to stay, knowledge and authority, which was another debt; the Li family dispatched a fleet for Jun's return, and this expense had to be repaid. If it weren't for the protagonist's identity and rights, how could ordinary people owe such a huge debt? If you borrow something, you must repay it. Taking this as an argument, asking Jun Gui to betray the prosperous Tang Dynasty can both gain status and get rid of debts. I simply don't know what it means! Co-author: The country trained you to be the head of a special department. You used your privileges to spend credit card money and overdraft a huge debt, which took many years to repay. You feel wronged. Is the country sorry for you, and then took away the secrets and fled to a foreign country?

Deep Space Warrior Experimental Subject No. 1120 Is too strong! This is really to create an invincible existence, but what they want to cultivate is just a robot that obeys instructions. Fortunately, he suppressed his emotions in time, otherwise he would probably be destroyed.

If you don't know how to write emotional drama, don't write it. After reading more than 200 chapters, I really can't stand it. The development of the emotional drama makes me want to vomit. There are some traces of the female protagonist liking the male protagonist. How the male protagonist likes the female protagonist is inexplicable and embarrassing.

As a reader who has been following Yanda for N years, to be honest, I feel that the writing style of this article is not as exciting as before. Like Dao Yuan, it can only be regarded as an average or above-average online article. . .