Endless Devouring

How can I put it... This is the only novel that I found enjoyable to read, but the only shortcoming is the "disappearance" of several early abilities: the first point is the martial spirit, which was relatively clear at the beginning, but then it kept changing, and then there was the so-called thunder martial spirit. The author said it would not be exposed, and then it is gone now. Things like martial souls were abandoned directly, and then there was the tower. I don't know if I missed it, but the "tower spirit" was gone. Then there was the dragon caught in the plate of the innate spirit treasure. I just mentioned it. They evolved not long after being captured, but there has been no movement so far. Then there is the situation of the guardian and the two people in the super hidden boss platoon who popped up when the protagonist first came out. There is still no movement now. Then there is the so-called "Black Hole Martial Spirit" that appears in the early stage and only appears in the later stage. The Gate of Divine Treasure has been opened, and the transformation of martial souls has appeared very little. Emm, of course, it is possible that the author has other uses or hidden plots, but now I feel that the omissions mentioned above are not easy to add. I would like to make a small suggestion: the author can think through the memories of the protagonist. Outline these things that have been ignored. For example, when the protagonist is thinking about the next step, he recalls the martial arts that he has ignored in the past, and then brings them in. Otherwise, according to the current situation, it will be all about the development of the "Shenzang Gate", and in the end, he will bring in the ignored things. It may be a little difficult or the text is blocked, but now is the period when the protagonist's card is leveled up. You can try to incorporate these ignored things, or you can use the "Gate of Divine Treasures" to bring out these leftovers. For example: There are secrets of martial arts in the Gate of Divine Treasures, and new origin paths have been discovered. The name of the novel is "Endless Swallowing", and you can also use these to "swallow". This core is re-substituted. For example, in the Shinichi Martial Arts written now, the protagonist can completely discover a new path through the gate of Shenzang, devour the origin and so on, and then transform into something that can be "devoured" through madness and then transform the martial soul into something... Emm I hope the author can see what I said, personal inspiration, I hope it will be a great inspiration to the author!

This is the first novel I read when I came to Tomato. I read the comics before, but now I read the novel in a different way. Although some people say that the writing of this novel is not very good, I think it is pretty good.

Compared with other novels, this novel looks more relaxed and funny! The descriptions of the protagonist and various characters are more prominent and detailed, no worse than those of Mao Ni and Tiancan Tudou! It's just that the title of the novel doesn't match the actual text of the novel! But good to watch

It is a very enjoyable novel, and the concept is quite good. After all, it is still very good for such a long novel. The single heroine is also very good and not emotionally disturbing. It's just that the name feels a bit like selling sheep's meat to dogs. It was devoured in the early stage, but disappeared in the later stage. The ending in the later stage is also very good and not abrupt. I suggest writing a sequel, such as his son and grandson.

This book has witty language and fascinating plot. It's a great book.

It looks good, and starts to look better after the middle section.

The plot is exciting and immersive, but there are too many pitfalls to fill in. I still remember Gengchu's words, "I can scare them to death if I release my breath." A low-ranking god-king provokes the entire Seven Emotions Temple. The previous chapter was okay, but I said why it was only 7.1. It turned out to be a problem with the last chapter. Let's talk about the pitfalls of this book. The earliest one is about Xiao Hei. Secondly, the Tianji family is a big force, and Bu Suran is the inheritor of the family. How could he be brought into Dongchuan by a lower god king? Also, Qiu Shan did not meet each other in Qiu Shan. According to the last It can be seen from one chapter that Grandpa Yang Chen is very powerful. Xiao Que's previous life should be Emperor Que. But why was Grandpa Yang Chen shocked when he saw Xiao Que's martial spirit? Maybe the author couldn't continue writing, so it was unfinished. The first few chapters still left suspense, such as Beiji's true identity and who "Yang Kai" was. The author probably lost patience in the later chapters, so he stopped writing it.

This is one of my favorite fantasy novels I have ever read. .

I used to use MP4 to secretly read it at school, so the reading time displayed was not much (manual reading). Generally speaking, the plot is quite enjoyable. Although the protagonist is a bit glib after gaining strength in the later stage, it is still within a reasonable range, and the character has no obvious flaws. In addition, from the protagonist's childhood to adulthood, before going from the lower world to the upper world, there are more or less foreshadowings about combat power in the book; although it is difficult for the protagonist to upgrade after reaching the God King Realm, the plot does not stick to this point. Instead, many opportunities are obtained through the protagonist's own heaven-defying "mechanism", so the combat power system is always controlled within a reasonable range. However, the shortcomings are also obvious, the most serious of which is the swallowing setting. I can't remember the specific settings now, but I didn't get to see it in the end because of the excessive expectations in the early stage, which made me feel a little empty.

Regarding the division of realms, I don't know if there is more behind it, because I haven't seen the latter. . . . Tempered body, Zhenwu, Martial arts, Tianhe, Zifu, King Wu, King Wu, Emperor Wu God, God King, God Emperor, Taoist Lord