Fox Spirit Matchmaker: The Greatest Man in the World

Overall, it's good, but one problem is the exposure of the protagonist's wife. How should I put it? In this period, the conflict between humans and monsters should be relatively large. Push it back 20 years, and there seems to be a son-in-law of the Yang family who was arrested for letting a little demon go. Although the protagonist is absolutely talented, the strength he showed in the game, to be honest Now, it's not particularly high. You have to say that with this kind of strength, you can convince those people who have spent half their lives thinking that they are monsters and should be killed. This kind of people should be around 80% in this era. A more reasonable plot should be that at the moment of exposure, 80% of the people present directly rush to do it, and then are suppressed by the protagonist's backhand, letting them know that they are all involved. First of all, they are not the protagonist's opponents, and then you reason with them and don't give them any pain. People in this era will not listen to you saying that there are good monsters or evil monsters. The reason why most readers think there is no problem with this plot is probably because the readers see it from a God's perspective and the characters in the plot see it differently. , The plot character only sees the protagonist against three, while the reader sees the protagonist's hands are full of explosions. It is better to only write invincible articles. If you want to write other articles in the future, you have to think more about the upper limit of the impact of the strength shown by the protagonist. Of course, the protagonists of all articles will have a trump card, but this is a trump card after all. If you don't turn it outside, who knows?

Very good, no heroine, no cerebral palsy plot, comfortable to watch

It's interesting. I'm curious about what the protagonist's magic weapon is?

It would be great without a heroine. I also like the protagonist's attitude towards the world.

[Laughing] How many 5⭐ comments has the author written so far?

This shouldn't be given five stars [I understand]

OK But it's different from what I imagined What I imagine is similar to the villain's approach. I want peace between humans and monsters, so even if half of them die, it won't be a pity. That kind of strong will But the book gives me the feeling of begging others, just like a small country at the United Nations, telling a big country what to do and looking at other people's faces. The novel is so conservative The first step is to kill, kill or imprison opponents of your own family, unify the family, then create some kind of talisman, enchant the sword, strengthen the family, and then, with the power of Taoist alliance, start killing, and start killing monsters. Then after the Taoist alliance was unified, it used its own rights to forcefully make peace between monsters and kill people who broke the law. I don't agree. Kill half of the demons and you will be unified. Half of the humans and demons are dead and it is easier to manage. You need to cultivate and recuperate until you kill them. Then you can talk about peace. If there is no peace, then start killing. The two tribes of humans and monsters establish laws, and those who commit crimes will be killed according to their severity. I want to look at this, not other people's faces If I don't kill you, how can I establish my authority? Is it based on benevolence, justice and morality? If you don't accept it, kill it. If you can't kill it, use the control talisman. If you don't need absolute control, just stick to the demon king. Then the other party will be extremely cruel to the same clan. If you stick a few, the big demon will die and there will be peace. Be ruthless and kill all the demons that are taller than the wheel. If you kill too many, you will be subdued.

Don't let life exhaust your patience and longing. You still have poetry and distance, spare ribs and soup, barbecue and naan, shrimp and crab roe, hot pot and spicy hotpot, roast duck and fat-boiled lamb, coffee and caramel, biscuits and milk sticks, fried chicken and miso soup, durian cakes and shrimp dumplings, almond tofu and lollipops, peppercorn chicken and spicy duck intestines.

Come on, the writing is pretty good.

It's well written, but it would have been better without a female protagonist. Since the power system of this book is getting closer and closer to becoming an immortal, I personally think that the right path is to ascend to the eternal path. According to the routine, the protagonist lives a lonely life or dies for the future of the human monster. This kind of ups and downs will make this book the ultimate sublimation.