The Republic of China: from the Stinky Foot Patrol to the Demon Lord
About This Novel
In the second year of Dafeng, the Dafeng dynasty, which once flourished all over the world, collapsed. And Lu Wei, a stinky patrolman who was ostracized by his boss and sent to Yizhuang, Jinmen, was originally the most inconspicuous piece of gravel in this era. I originally thought that I would be surrounded by rotting corpses and rotten flesh, surviving in this troubled world where demons are rampant and guns are ringing. Until that day, he touched a strange mummy that had been drained of its essence, and a golden ancient book called "The Book of Demons" suddenly opened in his mind. [Slay the demons and seize the path. Refining the soul and forging the divine body! Some people believe in the magic guns of foreigners and choose to kneel in front of foreigners' armored ships and pray for charity from civilization. Some people practice the fist techniques of their ancestors, slay demons and maintain orthodoxy in the world. Everyone says that the land of China is sinking. I, Lu Wei, used my mortal body to forge the golden body of the Demon God Lord and destroy this shabby new era with one punch!
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Official(3)Scraped 23d ago
The protagonist's moral character is too noble and I'm not worthy of it.
Hey guys, why doesn't anyone comment?
If the author can maintain the upgrading rhythm at the beginning (Copper Skin and Iron Bone Realm), then this book can be considered a very good and enjoyable book. It's a pity that the author wrote that the rhythm changed drastically after the protagonist upgraded to the Jade Skin Realm, and it would be an understatement to say that he was half useless. To be honest, the logic, world view, plot details, etc. Of this book are very rough. It is all driven by the upgrading rhythm of the book. After the upgrading is suppressed, it becomes boring.
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Community(0)
Official(3)Scraped 23d ago
The protagonist's moral character is too noble and I'm not worthy of it.
Hey guys, why doesn't anyone comment?
If the author can maintain the upgrading rhythm at the beginning (Copper Skin and Iron Bone Realm), then this book can be considered a very good and enjoyable book. It's a pity that the author wrote that the rhythm changed drastically after the protagonist upgraded to the Jade Skin Realm, and it would be an understatement to say that he was half useless. To be honest, the logic, world view, plot details, etc. Of this book are very rough. It is all driven by the upgrading rhythm of the book. After the upgrading is suppressed, it becomes boring.
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