Wuji!

The first few dozen chapters of this book were okay, but until the heroine was confirmed, this one became more toxic. The protagonist is a relatively self-interested person, but he has found a slave who is not helpful to him. Moreover, he is a person who is liked by his friends. He is also a brother-supporting demon. The character of her brother is described, and it is clear that there is a lot of trouble. He is the kind of good old man with no background and no ability. There is only one A sister who is like a mother and a sister, the protagonist not only made a negative impression of her, but also chose her first among many choices. This choice is too far from the protagonist's character, and the description of the heroine is not outstanding, and there is no description of emotional interaction. It is purely adding burden to the protagonist.

The characters are distinct, and we are waiting for the world view to unfold. I hope there will be no luck and incense system that is too boring and cliche. There will be more conservation of quality, such as the nine sages who only appeared for millions of years. The structure is really stable, so the impression is also profound.

It's too expensive. It's almost 2 cents per chapter. I can't stand it anymore. I'm going to read Chapter 10 of turning evil and cultivating.

Advantages 1. The content and text are smooth. 2. The male protagonist has three righteous views: he repays kindness and revenge, and he is decisive in killing without mercy. 3. The plot advances well, the upgrade speed is okay, the plot is reasonable, and the characters' IQs are online. Others 1. Han Li in The Mortal Cultivation of Immortality only had one small bottle, but this book contains dozens or hundreds of ripening plant bottles. If the plant varieties were not restricted, it would be a bit exaggerated. 2. In terms of relationships, although there are many interactions with the heroine, the impression is not deep. 3. This book sets that only players in the same realm can compete with each other. Skills have an impact on the competition in the same realm. Cross-level battle skills have little impact. Defense armor has an impact on combat, but a weak sense of presence has a relatively small impact. Wisdom, weapons, poison, courage, experience, and the number of low-level warriors have no impact on the outcome of cross-realm battles. It is impossible to rely on factors other than realms to defeat the weak and overcome the strong in cross-level battles.

I feel that the author wrote this book with great care. This book cannot be a god. It is simply an insult to the intelligence of readers and authors!

More than half of the chapter is about explaining psychological activities, and I'm convinced.

The three views are correct and not the Holy Mother It doesn't have those clichéd plots that mess up the whole thing (something about whether something goes wrong or something goes wrong), and it's pretty good, in line with my preferences. The shortcoming is that the plot is a bit monotonous for a fairy tale, and lacks the novelty of fantasy magic and rare treasures. The framework is too obvious, especially the Supervisory Mirror is a bit broken. I'm practicing in the high-level martial arts stage, and suddenly I have a sense of déjà vu on the Internet, which is a bit inconsistent. Overall, the quality is very good, and it can make me, an old bookworm, stay up late to read it. I give it 80 points.

More than 40 chapters in, I'm still practicing as an apprentice. The plot hasn't progressed at all and I'm a little tired.

The author's recent dispute with the plot is the change in style. There can be irony of reality, but can the closing remarks of Volume 1 be previewed in advance? Also, the amount of updates is too small and seems to be watery, so the focus is on the issue of updates.

It's too slow, it's been so long, I'm so tired of chasing it