I Crush Everything with My Bare Hands! And You Call Me a Necromancer?

Coming from Forbidden Curse, the plot and language are quite interesting, and the mental state is very nice [laughing] However, I personally don't like some of the emotional lines and some of the later settings about the gods.

It should have been five stars. There are a lot of jokes and I enjoyed reading it. I read it from the author's next book. Because the update was too slow, I looked for his previous books. It's very meaningful, but I don't really like some of the plots. There are a few subplots that are quite sad, just a few near the end. Don't worry, the others are very well written.

I'm from Ye Lin! I really like Ye Lin's book. No matter how many books I read in the future, he will always be my favorite! Mainly because it suits my taste very well! I like the setting of the characters, the plot, the world view and the type of language! Same goes for this book! Really recommended! 🤓 In other words, no matter how many authors I meet later, he will always be my favorite author!

A good book, the plot is not cliche, it is diverse and there is no fandom, it is a good book

I rewatched it several times. Unexpectedly, watching it made my blood boil. It was so exciting. I liked it very much. I can't live anymore, I watched it a few more times [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]

Why is the rating so low? It's such a funny book. It's so relaxing and enjoyable.

It really is one book and one world. After reading it, I feel that it is really one book and one world. After reading it, I feel that the entire world view is very well established. The whole story, from the struggle to the end, has turbulence, ups and downs, happiness, and joy. It feels like it is a person's life. Isn't this the case in everyone's life? I started studying in my small county town, slowly left my own county town, and moved to a larger city. I found that I was just the smallest, humblest, and most inconspicuous person in the city. Then I slowly worked hard and worked hard, so that I could gradually stop being invisible to others and slowly shine. Maybe not everyone can stand out like the protagonist and become the object of everyone's pursuit, envy, and jealousy, but as you slowly work hard, aren't you constantly moving forward? Isn't that boy named Gu an example? At first, Rong Rong looked down on him, but in the end, they became karmic. Maybe it's because I've read fewer books and haven't seen too much of the wider world, but I don't think this is a good thing. In this book, I saw another world, but it has the same life curve. I may only have a little understanding of my own life when I first finished reading it, and I will forget it after a few days, but I believe this understanding is indelible, and it's okay as long as it once existed. Sometimes I actually feel that we are like novels, pursuing the people, things or things we like, making money to support our families, in order to make ourselves live better and better. This is the life of ordinary people, but this matter is not ordinary, but individuals are the protagonists in their own lives. Everyone performs everything that belongs to them every day. Others practice, but what about us? If you don't hone yourself in life, three o'clock and one line, nine to six, then what? Boring? Cultivation, isn't it boring? And isn't this another kind of cultivation? It's just that there's no smoke I hope that in the future I can maintain an upward attitude and move forward indomitably. Even if the reality is all kinds of damage to me, even if I can't see the light of the future, I also hope that I can always be the direction and driving force of progress in my mind, and embrace a better life.

The best book I have read recently, but I feel that the author cannot grasp the emotional scenes, and the flaws do not hide the flaws. It is a very good book.

I came from the Forbidden Curse Master. The male protagonist's character is really lovable. I highly recommend these two books.

Book friends, please stay and listen to my advice. There are many jokes in the book. I hope you can view them rationally and don't criticize them if you don't like them. This is a sign of respect for the author. 5⭐Good reviews, it's really a good book