Gods and Gods

The world of the heavens is graded from 1 to 9, and the characters are graded from 1 to 9. The first world, the Dharma Ending World, has only reached the fourth level of the Black Mountain Old Demon in just how many chapters? Are you okay? Just find an ancient bloodline of the White Ape that you don't like? Are you okay? Do you still divide merit into four levels? You are really awesome. Are you so inferior to the heavens?

This book is very good, highly recommended

A hammer in the east and a hammer in the west. I can't understand it.

I just traveled through time and became a beggar, and I took out a paper man. Where did you get the paper man? You were just a beggar before. You just killed a wild beast before. You neither bought paper nor folded paper. Where did you get the paper man?

There are too many typos in some plots, and there are too many clones, which are too flattering. After all, a universe where even immortals cannot escape is at most divided between immortals.

When I saw Chapter 114, I didn't really want to read it. Here I would like to talk about my own feelings about the first 110 chapters. There are some bad points. Many people said in the comment area, for example, the paper man appeared inexplicably in the early stage. In the fantasy world, the paper man who can be used to fight the paper man should not be just a piece of paper. Yes, you can. Even if ordinary paper is OK, how could a beggar in the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China get it directly? Every explanation of the source is given in the text, but I can tolerate it here (after all, some good-looking novels will have some poisonous points in the front to screen readers, and it will be fine if you tolerate it). After reading on, I found that the span of the work is very large. First of all, the protagonist is in the Republic of China. The author said before that the end of the law is approaching, and level 2 is already rare in the world. However, after completing the tomb robbing part, the protagonist is surrounded by a lot of bosses who cannot defeat the protagonist. A bunch of bad guys appear one after another and cannot defeat the protagonist. This will give people a sense of contradiction. In the end of the law, aren't they all hiding and trying to avoid disaster? Why do these bosses appear so easily? Moreover, the world is derived from the fusion of multiple works. The combat power index of each work is different. If the relationship between the works is not balanced, there will be a sense of fragmentation. This is why many people say they cannot understand it. They feel that it is a hammer here and there, and they have no idea what it is talking about. Of course, there is no denying that the author is still somewhat competent and the setting is relatively good, but this sense of fragmentation is unbearable.

What's wrong with the book "Outer Gods"? It's quite good.

It looked pretty good at first, but the more I looked at it, the more chaotic it became. The Paradise Spiritual House and the Yanshi Bodhisattva all ran out. They were sometimes weird, sometimes cultivating, sometimes Buddha, sometimes divine. They were all speechless. It was really a chaotic group.

A tiger's head, a tiger's brain, a mess, speechless😑😑😑😑

What a wonderful thing I wrote, I was confused when I read it