Global Reincarnation: I Became the Axe Gang Boss from the Start

Too cold-blooded, a little uncomfortable

This kind of novel always ranks first in the United States, why can't it be ranked first in China instead?

Author, you are exaggerating too much. As an Oriental, it is understandable that everyone is exaggerating about your own cultivation system. Ten people are exaggerating, but you are exaggerating too much. Demons are one of the most powerful races in the western fantasy anime world, even in all the worlds. You brag that demons can only compete with warriors who have cultivated their internal strength, and reduced the demon bloodline to nothing. Are you embarrassed?

Which copy do you want to see? You can mention it here.

This is the protagonist I want to read. He is not arrogant, does not deliberately pretend to be evil, and has brains. The key is that he can use his own means to achieve his goals. I don't think about other books, such as The Holy Mother, and they are the ones who return the poison. As long as I keep this up, I will chase it to the end

You really haven't written about the world of cultivating immortality in the East. It's all about Western mythology. What are you doing all the time? You're embarking on the path to immortality. The first level was pretty good. But as you embark on the path to immortality yourself, can't you write about the world of cultivating immortality in several layers?

This book was ghostwritten after chapter 160

Being ruthless does not mean being stupid Not the Holy Mother does not mean bloody I don't like the protagonist who turns himself into a stupid person with a brain like a machine just for the blind pursuit of power. Once you gain strength, what is your value as a human being? If you don't have a goal, what are you pursuing? Become stronger? What's the use of becoming stronger in the end? Rich? Are there women? Famous? If that's the case, I think the protagonist is useless in this world, a waste of air. This is not a novel or not, the author just doesn't treat the protagonist as a human being. It looks like a killing machine that wants to make itself look handsome and ruthless, but it is useless in this world.

I don't want to watch it anymore after seeing the exchange for Western bloodline.

The protagonist looks pretty good, calm and wise, not impulsive. He doesn't appreciate the original protagonist and doesn't take action. He is a qualified reincarnation. Sometimes he is too rational and gives people a feeling of indifference. He inevitably looks like a tool man. He can have some personal emotions, joys and sorrows, giving people a sense of liveliness, rather than a machine without emotions.