The Final Gentleman

Although I know the heroine Kintoki through the character card, the treatment is really too blunt. Because of the importance of her constitution, first the village chief had an inexplicable overturn (during the Newborn Church incident), and then the protagonist started to lose his mind and pretended to be a bomb when he saw her being captured (I met Jin three times. Let's look at the teammates in the previous team, and they had been together day and night for a year. One of them was seriously injured and should be on the verge of death. The protagonist had no reaction at all, and there was no explosion), and then the protagonist, who lost his mind, overturned without noticing the sneak attack. Resurrecting after being attacked to start another quest line is too deliberate. It feels like it is just to set off the heroine, and then a bunch of inexplicable story lines begin. It really doesn't look like Fatty Gua's style. There's a heroine who I haven't seen for a few times. I feel like the protagonist has really lost her mind. The previous protagonist was calm and rational... After the heroine left the factory, I saw her being captured and imagined a lot of inner drama (what is important, what is special, what can't be separated, but we have only met three times), and then she lost her mind. It felt abrupt and without any foreshadowing. . .

The young man's first thought was neither fear nor curiosity. Instead, an extremely important thought popped up in his subconscious. Where had his thesis gone?

The score-scrubbing situation is really serious. The five-star ones didn't even say anything and just copied a paragraph.

Isn't it toxic to give a five-star review? The content has nothing to do with the reason for the rating

Madam, your efforts are simply not enough! Take it off the shelves! This book will be finished soon! No one is watching, and no one cares about the popularity.

I must review it, because I saw this book on the shelf before, but I didn't read on. I was too lazy to review it at the time. But today, because it has a lot of words and a high rating, I added it to the bookshelf and read it again. Now that I saw it on the shelf, I didn't want to read it. This book faces a big problem, that is, there are a lot of descriptions. The plot and events are not exciting, and some details are unreasonable. It makes people complain. First of all, how miserable you must be in your previous life to adapt quickly to the great pain without changing your mind. I wonder if there is such an environment in modern society to cultivate a genius like you. I wonder if the protagonist is not from an orphanage, but should be some kind of killer organization. Secondly, the protagonist gets a silver weapon at the beginning, which is called a basic weapon, because if the weapon is specially added with silver, it will definitely attack most monsters. But from the author's description, it seems that no monsters can be specially attacked by silver. Then what is the point of adding silver to a weapon? The cost has also gone up. Finally, there are some details, such as what are rat eggs? You can describe the opponent as carrying a certain virus, but I really don't understand what rat eggs are. This is the end of my complaints. I feel that I have no desire to continue reading. I am unwilling to subscribe to this book because it is difficult for me to judge whether this book is good or not, so I leave a comment here to avoid forgetting it next time and adding it back to my bookshelf as a souvenir.

Yi Chen grew up in a dark orphanage and was locked up in a solitary room countless times. He found the statue of the God of Death in a secret compartment. He prayed devoutly and worshiped the statue and escaped from the orphanage countless times. In the end, he paid the price of death. It was only at death that he received the blessing of the God of Death and received the "death" of the God of Death. After escaping from the orphanage, he followed in his father's footsteps and punished the evil in the world (those who have evil in their hearts are executed in advance), which led to him being wanted for execution by the public. Yi Chen's world is a system of gods. Human desires have no end, artificial creation of godhead, creation of gods. The godhead has been abused, and under the world's balancing mechanism, evil and evil gods have emerged that are opposed to the gods. And invaded the world of lesions once, causing the world system to collapse. Lesions World Start Link William's subhuman world began to merge and infect the world. Yi Chen, who was executed, projected his consciousness onto William, and sealed himself in the early stage to prevent William from being negatively affected. William developed rapidly in the infected world, using his human gentlemanly character to make various friends and infected people in the infected world. When William's life was in danger again and again, Yi Chen sacrificed his life to save William. After visiting the first deceased, William gradually went out of control, and the qualities of a gentleman were gradually discarded...

Ah Fei, come on, I just saw you say 30 in the introduction. It's really emotional. I watched The Boy Who Eats Ghosts in elementary school, and I didn't read much novels after that. I happened to see My Cell Prison in high school. After reading it for a while, I found that it was the author of the novel I had read. I really like these two books. Now that I am a college student, I still vaguely remember Zhang Chen and Yu Ming (Zhang Chen is really handsome ) Time flies so fast. I hope Ah Fei can write better and better and earn more and more money

Not surprisingly, it sucked. Wow, I wasted my time watching it again. I'm a miserable person.

When I saw Chapter 150, I felt that Kim and Reagan were also tql. The protagonist was like a waste. [Emot=default,18/] Most of the protagonist's current strength comes from weapons. It was so uncomfortable to watch.