All the Evil Beasts in the Sky, I Feed on Cows, Ghosts, and Snakes

The Journey to the West chapter attracted me, but it pulled me away a lot from the second chapter, especially since the protagonist is a Red Army captain, but there is not much space for the Red Army. There is no sense of turning the tide and supporting the building from collapse, and it has not made any contribution to the Red Army rebels. On the contrary, it is like a righteous man who slays demons and protects the country, and saves the villagers from fire and water. Moreover, the reading experience is a bit poor. The transitions and the description of the plot are incoherent. The sense of isolation is too strong. There are too many descriptions of the supporting characters. The protagonist has too little plot and is not interesting enough. I don't hate group portraits, but the protagonist must stand out. Especially there are too many female supporting characters in the plot, and a man comes dressed as a woman, which poisoned me to death. I don't have a female protagonist, and there are too many female supporting characters. It's disgusting to watch. Another point is that the protagonist is too weak and relies on self-mutilation to kill enemies. Killing enemies by jumping up and down does not look good. After reading the table of contents at the back, the author said that this female protagonist is going to be a transcendent person in the world. I don't like her so much, so I just yo-yoed her. There are actually very few original unlimited streams. Generally, they are quite good if they can be written long, so I'll give the author a thumbs up.

The world view is very good, and any deviation is caused by a darkened background. However, the author wanted to write in a very detailed and delicate way, which resulted in the story being too 🥱 to read, the sense of immersion was very low, and the climax was too short. So I gave up

666666, good book, good book, really good, good, good...

Don't listen to those who say that the country will help you. When the benefits you get are big enough, the pig's feet will almost die. Who would have no selfish motives? Saints and immortals will all have selfish motives.

It's so well written that it's disgusting to watch. It deliberately creates disgusting plots and makes people kill the whole family and then take revenge. I like the desperate situation but don't worry about how the desperate situation came about. It mainly focuses on a person who feels aggrieved.

Let's break up, there are delays, and there are operations officers who delete book reviews!

Too little fun. The second world is too long. More than a hundred chapters. I've only read a dozen chapters of the first world. Thought I could take a look. All the thousands of unused reading coins were spent. Wasted. And it was so hard to write. The second world. People eat people. Ghosts eat people. Demons eat people. Buddha eats people. The protagonist is an ordinary person. Not even cultivation level. Look at him killing monsters, monsters, Buddhas and people indiscriminately. I really don't have a sense of immersion They are all hard working people who read books. Who can see it? When I have free time, I just want to read some interesting articles. Cheerfully

Very well written, keep up the good work, author

I basically followed the previous chapters, but now I no longer have the desire to read them again. Looking back, I found that Journey to the West, Red Army and Jinmen chapters are my favorites, but I can't figure out whether it was the content that attracted me or my preference for the subject matter. The more I read the later books, the more I feel. Without waves, there is no bond between the protagonist and people or things. Of course, Dao Kun, who has no writing, I originally thought this character was very strange. A piece of clothing given by the protagonist as a raincoat allows her to influence the protagonist across the world. Then the original owner before was just the only one in heaven and earth. It feels like I want to leave a big foreshadowing, but it is as hard to understand as a red-haired man who lost his arm in the East China Sea. The breakthrough in the later realms was natural, and sometimes it was even like giving a pillow when I fell asleep. The story was also much duller, which made me read the title first and then the end of the chapter. In addition, for some big scenes I wanted to depict, the high-end realm was a bit too rigid, which was counterproductive. I won't say much more, I hope the author can write the story better

It's not that joining is bad, it's that many authors are not capable of writing well. This time I held my nose and read on, and it turned out that the writing was not good... And that heroine... So detached and so arrogant... Slipped away