Comprehensive Comics: Master of Curses! Set Off the Night Parade of Hundreds of Ghosts

The writing in this book is not even as good as the previous one. Most of the problems in the previous book were in the way the relationship between men and women is handled. This book has more than 30 chapters and is still playing 80 on campus. The protagonist is still 80 and then pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger. There is nothing exciting at the moment, and there are even a lot of depressions.

OK, I have read all 70,000 words. The protagonist is somewhat related to the second uncle. There is a first-level curse spirit and a special-level curse spirit. He can be bullied and cause trouble. The protagonist has nothing to do with Hayama except killing two insignificant characters. Sincerely, to be honest, I have seen enough of this kind of protagonist who has power but is waiting for the enemy to come knocking on his door. This kind of timid and flying protagonist who hides his head and tail is really disgusting to me. Don't use the classic explanation of "the protagonist is afraid of trouble" again.

He is like a rat who hides his head and tail on the bright side. It takes 40 chapters to develop in the dark. Being caught by 5t5 is still at the level of a shot. I wrote about loneliness. What is the use of giving a bunch of fancy abilities? I am so powerful that I can give you a shot in seconds.

It's best not to have too much interaction with SHIELD. They are so weak that they always think they are the defenders of the earth. They are suspicious of this and that.

A character like this is more lovable and decisive in killing. He is not the protagonist of a TV series with a small head controlling a big head. In terms of emotions, he does show a back and forth. He will not be so green, sometimes touching his nose, sometimes scratching his head, being controlled by the woman, and not taking the initiative or refusing. Such a character has both blossomed abilities. It's really hard to find, but it's actually quite promising. And I think the most surprising thing about the author is that he copied Xia Youjie's abilities and evolved them, but didn't delete the character of Xia You. It's a pity that even though he ordered the books to read the book himself, the flowers were thrown away and the tickets were given, so he couldn't keep them.

I hope that I can be more creative and create more interesting spell spirits. For example, a spell spirit that has the computing power of a supercomputer to analyze enemies can come from a heroine who is good at computers or has a high talent in science. There can also be a curse spirit that can link and fuse with other spell spirits. This can come from a heroine who is afraid of groups or social fear.

If the protagonist's spell is more perfect, then the spell spirit created by the protagonist should also be more perfect. After creation, the strength should be improved through acquired means. I hope the author will give a clear answer in the subsequent chapters.

I hope to speed up the invincibility. At present, all kinds of hidden ** are flying at a fast pace like before. Whoever plots to kill someone will be happy for the whole family. Being plotted and bullied by a few ordinary people can only be killed secretly. It is not satisfying enough.

Looking at the front, I personally feel that it is good. The daily routine and Golden Finger are handled well. There are also many female protagonists. It is not bad.

Why is there sutures on Xia Youjie's head if he's not dead? Wasn't that suture sewn on by Naohua?

I just want to say what's the point of Long Aotian all the time? After a short period of fun, it's not like that. At this time, it's better to do some behind-the-scenes tricks to show off IQ. Isn't it much more exciting than that?

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