As Long as I Kill the King of Hell, I Will Live Forever

I hope the male protagonist doesn't have a harem, it's fine without a female protagonist

Well written. As a woman, don't write too verbosely. Modern society will go to sleep when it's gone. Don't make everyone love you.

Good looking Although I am a woman, I like this

"Capture the right soul." "The previous host is dead, the condition is triggered, and the system is bound again." "Ding, an unknown error was found, and the host identity is wrong... Host, you are busy, the system bids farewell!" The system said again. "Fuck, you

It's not bad, it's quite funny. Except that I don't really like the fact that most women like the male protagonist, the rest is pretty good, but it's normal. If I write it, I hope everyone in my novel likes the protagonist.

The benevolent sees benevolence and the wise see wisdom! There are some glaring errors in the book! But the storyline is still well conceived! There are many things that are true in reality! For example, prove that you are yourself! Various cases! There are still some people. . . . . All are good! One word, true! So all five stars! May the author continue to work hard!

No matter what the logic is, whether it is reasonable or not, it is all the author's hard work! Just write and write and it will go smoothly, right? Come on! !

I know why I deleted the book before. Why 5 stars: +4 stars for free, +1 star for the true rating of the book. Equal to 5 stars. I remember the author's name and will never see it again.

The introduction is very attractive, and the theme is also very good, but it feels less relevant to the content, and the emotional drama is a bit long (I have only read more than 30 chapters, so I don't know what happens next. This review only evaluates the content I saw). Come on, author!

By the way, wouldn't the 60-year-old aircraft become unstable and fall steadily if it is unmanned for such a long time? Or did Taita tell the protagonist how to set up automatic driving?

Fortunately, I didn't watch it at night. Especially when I saw the pictures with the King of Hell. I was shocked when I saw them. Yes, I feel like it. The plot is brought in very well. Come on, come on, come on. I like it.

It's quite tall and looks pretty good-looking, but I think he and his instructor are a bit ambiguous. (Only personal comments, personal thoughts. If you think it's wrong, just pretend I didn't say anything. It's yours. Your family is still alive and you are in good health.)

When I first read it, I went for it because it didn't have a female protagonist. However, in the early stages, the protagonist had ambiguous relationships with many women. He didn't refuse or agree, and he looked like a scumbag. However, the book was overall well written.

After thinking about it, I still give it 4 stars. It's not suitable for me. Trainee judge, you can think of a position by yourself, but you won't be given any abilities, novice benefits or anything like that, and there will be no stage mission rewards or anything like that. In other words, the protagonist is required to work for countless epochs. And they don't give any salary or benefits [laughing]

The characters in Chapter 146 are excerpts found from the Internet: After breaking up in 1947, Eileen Chang experienced all the joys and sorrows of love brought to her by an amorous and unfaithful man in the midst of war. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Hu Lancheng fled to Japan via Hong Kong and stayed with She Aizhen, the widow of Shanghai gang leader Wu Sibao.

Nice? Maybe so. After reading the comment section, I think I have my own answer. There are some logical inaccuracies in the book (there are many! But for fast food books, this is not a shortcoming, it is the same problem). There are no ups and downs of the plot, no complicated love and love. Some things in the book are very realistic, and the perspective of the book is very much like that of a person who has "died" once. I could tell from the beginning when I was the "resurrected" person. In fact, the protagonist is no longer an ordinary person in essence (although he is indeed not). Because he has died, he sees others more clearly and understands the fragility of life better. But again, because he has died before, he is a little indifferent to the lives of others (when testing his abilities, the protagonist is still a human being, and is still far from the bottom line). Basically, this book is okay. This review contains personal thoughts. My understanding makes me think this is very reasonable. In fact, it is somewhat unreasonable, but realistically speaking, it is somewhat reasonable. Because reality is worse than fiction. Fiction also needs to consider logic, but reality does not, because this is reality, and if it happens, it means the logic is correct. The so-called logic is nothing more than a person's self-perception.

I almost didn't finish the first chapter, the pictures are very good, don't leave it next time.

I'll give it four stars because it flirted with so many women in the early stages but didn't do anything about it. Why don't you just stop dragging out so many love lines and not close them, which makes it uncomfortable for someone like me who likes harems, so I can give it four stars in my mind. The rest overall is okay

It's time to write a book review again. To be honest, this book is very good and I haven't read this type of book before. But this is the only one where you can see the ending. How should I put it, this book is actually mainly about the protagonist committing suicide for love and then being resurrected (not fully dead) just before being cremated. Then the story of awakening the judge system and getting stronger along the way. In fact, when I read the final statement about the protagonist being the reincarnation of an emperor, I suddenly realized that this was a common routine for books of this type, and I didn't realize it at the time. Also, since the protagonist was resurrected, many women have liked him, and the protagonist is more or less ambiguous with them. But the protagonist is the kind of person who has been among thousands of flowers and never touched a leaf (after all, he is not from the same world). But actually the ending is pretty good (in my opinion). It's best to stick to the old practice. I recommend this book with five stars! ! !

A very nice book, five stars straight away.

It's very good. I found this one when I was looking for N books but still couldn't get into it. It's logical and the writing is so humorous. I laughed to death while reading it on the subway [face covering]. Except for some places in the later stages that are a bit verbose, there's nothing wrong with it. After all, I can skip it. It's not easy to find a book that I can read.

Super exciting, but there are a lot of typos [laughing]

It's beautiful. It's one of the top Tomato novels.

As a picky old bookworm, I think it's very good, 9.8 Points!

One thing to say, this book is really good, but I just want to ask about the cover, is this a real scene? Okay, I've only read Chapter 40, and I haven't seen the end yet, but I saw someone saying that the male protagonist was having an affair and refused to admit it, so I felt a little strange. Generally speaking, there are no emotions and six desires in the underworld, and even if there were, they wouldn't be able to become officials.

So far, it's not bad, but there are too many women who are related to the protagonist. When I come back from traveling, I have to find several women, and they are all interested in the hero.

Okay, average. No shortcomings. The smooth flow is already perfect for recent novels. Although it is given five stars, it does not mean that it will be promoted to the level of a masterpiece. God works in two ways. One is two stars, because it is so awesome that it will easily die if you don't give it a low score. There is another one that is five stars, but in my heart I have 6 stars +

It's a good life, but it's a bit bad, but it's also pretty good. Unfortunately for me, it's quite bad. It's just too good, and it doesn't reflect the feeling of being bad. So it's relatively good, it's a bit bad, but overall it's still good. It's just a little bit bad. It is a good job in itself, but because it is too good, it seems a bit bad. It is not bad to a certain extent and cannot be called good, so we think this good job is bad, so good that it is extremely bad.

It's super good-looking, full of laughter and tears. I suggest the male protagonist not to be Aquaman, or he'll capsize.

Personally, I feel like this book is okay, but I feel like the protagonist is a bit undecided in terms of relationships, but the book is still very good.