Soul of Negri

This novel is really well written. Not only is the story wonderful, but the details are also very subtle, as if you are deeply involved in it.

Attracted by the introduction. But when I opened it, I was really shocked. What a great write-up! The plot is so exciting! Those who are short on books can take a look.

Why are there so few collections of such good books by the author? Why are there so few good books of this kind? Why are most of the books in male videos just pretentious and slap-in-the-face, trashy counterattacks, walking to save beauties, and the protagonists are in a lot of trouble? What's more important is why the author doesn't have the hand speed of being single for 30 years. As a result, I can only look for books in female channels every day. In short, I am just urging you to read more.

I have always known about this book, but never read it. Suddenly I thought of it and ran to read it. I found out that it was a dark series of novels, and my heart almost broke (because my sense of immersion in the novel was too high. Both the Madonna and the Darkness made me feel distorted, unable to adapt, and unable to judge these two series). I barely read part of it, and I won't discuss the dark elements that made me collapse. The writing is great👍and my brain is strong. The main reason is that I haven't found any design loopholes in the parts I saw. If it weren't for how good the dark series is, I wouldn't be able to read such a good novel. . . . .

The plot is ups and downs, fascinating, and the characters are cleverly conceived. This is a book you can't go wrong with. I love this book. Don't miss it if you like it.

The protagonist is the protagonist of the world of the main god at first, and then is calculated by the system, depriving the true spirit and the protagonist of the halo, and finally only the remnant soul is left. Then, step by step, he takes the body of a crow and experiences the world of fire (medieval, low demons, in fact, the fall of high demons), the world of disaster (modern times). , The power of disaster), the moon tree world, the SCP world (modern technology, contained objects, super time and space, parallel world), the main god world (infinite flow, apostles, reincarnation team), the Shen Yuan multiverse (gods, ancient gods), etc. The story that finally transcends the large multiverse

Most of the protagonists scavenge everywhere to bring great power to themselves. The protagonist of this book attributes great power to all living beings. To be selfish to the extreme is to be selfless. He could compete with a certain White Earth.

Fantasy books with an urban setting are bound to be bad books, without exception. Doesn't the author know that?

Negri is too kind, so kind. He is obviously a god, but he has lost a lot of patterns because of his excessive kindness. Even a mere ant will leave him a chance. For example, if the girlfriend of the protagonist of Moon Tree World believes in Negri, then she is Negri's possession. How can you tolerate her choosing to sacrifice herself for the protagonist for her own insignificant self-thought like an ant? She is God's property, but it has violated God's interests. God's interests are supreme and cannot be invaded even by mere ants. However, Negri allows all this to happen. In my opinion, you should use the attitude of God to let these ants understand that ants will always be ants, and ants will always be ants. They can only be trampled under the feet of God, forever controlled by God, enslaved by God, and crushed into powder by God's inadvertent every move. Their small emotions are like dust in the face of the eternal rule of law in the universe. They are not qualified to have their own thoughts and can only become the last part of God, and that will be their greatest honor as ants. (How about it? Doesn't this pattern open up? This is God's attitude)

I just finished reading Plague Doctor some time ago, and I felt a little depressed. I wanted to read another book to adjust, but I accidentally came across this one... When I saw the protagonist spreading the plague in the first few chapters, I felt a heart-wrenching pain, and I almost cried. The protagonists of this article are exactly the opposite of Gu Jun. One saves people and the other kills. However, the descriptions of NPCs in the article are similar. They both highlight the characteristics of small characters. They are all flesh and blood, and more importantly, they die after use (⋟⋞). Ah, no, I have to take it slow and wait until Gu Jun's poison wears off before looking at it again. Finally, I would like to give you a piece of advice: Those who are not yet mature in the Three Views should not read this book because it is too dark. Those who have bad views should not see the epidemic doctor, because the protagonist's behavior will make you feel guilty, and in order to find reasons for yourself, you will criticize Brother Jun for being stupid. People with upright views can look at it casually