It's Not Too Much to Become an Immortal During the Doomsday Disaster, Right?
末日灾变修个仙不过分吧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 443k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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12Reads
192Chapters
2Listens
17.5kReads · all time
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To Cultivate Immortality in the City, You Want Someone Who Is Invincible, Not Someone Who Takes a Long Time to Reach the Next Level.
Don't forget that there are ghosts and ghosts in that clock, they are all about fighting ghosts.
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Blackened, Darkened, Damn It's Darkened
I would like to read a book similar to "The Resurrection of Terror: I Stand on the Opposition of Humanity".
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Recommended for the end of the world, supernatural powers, creation of forces, brainlessness, and IQ online.
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It's been a month and there really haven't been any book reviews! You should tell me what I wrote. Don't be silent! [Sad][sad][sad]
The author's teaching of the technique is like a failure. There are big and small purple lights before the end of the world. Why does the big one have the technique but the small one doesn't? You even create a kung fu transfer and everyone uses the same kung fu in the end. What's the highlight of the protagonist? If it really doesn't work, it's okay to treat the size of the light group as the level of the skill. Is it interesting for everyone to have one skill? And the characters of those women are really annoying.
Generally speaking, the setting is good, but the author failed to write. I don't know what the purple light is at the beginning because I haven't seen the back. But one thing is clear. Part of the purple light can turn people into spider monsters, and spider monsters can turn people into zombies. Secondly, regarding the female protagonist, the protagonist said that he is not interested in women, but there is a Han Ziling beside him who still talks to him. I confessed my love, and then met the English teacher when I ran away. The author commented that she was the heroine. How ruthless the protagonist was in the first confession, but how sweet it was later. If you agreed at the beginning or just didn't have the heroine, I would give you a high look. I hate this kind of love afterwards. Secondly, there are many typos in this article, the character names are awkward, and the sentences are not smooth. The overall evaluation is average.
The protagonist only wants to take care of his own people, but he is the only one who knows the martial arts. If others want to evolve, they have to rely on the protagonist. This creates a contradiction. The selfish person is the protagonist, and the savior is also the protagonist. I can only say that this is how it is written. The protagonist switches back and forth between the two situations, just like a wallflower.
Very good, why is there no one?
Not bad, really good, come on, author!
Shennong is dead. . . . .