The Toad Devours Immortals

It's a very good novel, but the rating is a bit low. It's much better than many so-called "masterpieces" recommended on Tomato. At least I can read it. The subject matter is not new, but the logic is clear, the structure is generally clear, there are bright and hidden lines, suspense and foreshadowing, which can make people look forward to reading it. At least it is not the kind of novel where you know the ending at the beginning. This is the first time to give five stars. Cheers to the author.

This is the only novel that made me follow him for several days, and I even stopped watching TikTok. It is highly recommended that novices read this book.

I think this book is very well written. The plot is rich and layered, and the protagonist is not the Virgin Mary. I don't know why the rating is so low? Could it be that everyone has read too many novels and suddenly felt that normal novels were boring?

I have read more than 500 chapters. Let me tell you about my feelings. In fact, I read it as a light-hearted and humorous farming novel at the beginning. Later, I obviously felt that Tomato's writing was not strong enough to express the world in my heart. Every line was oscillating between human nature and demonic nature. It was contradictory and abrupt, just like the protagonist's sexuality. The characters are the same, sometimes they are stubborn, and sometimes they are flamboyant. In fact, there is no need to distinguish between human nature and demonic nature so clearly. Human nature is the repressed animal nature. The environment will affect people. When they need to grow up, they should abandon it. Sometimes it is very awkward to write according to your own ideas. Let's complain about the major plots of Three Mountains, Fengming Mountain, and Longxu. They were either forcibly concluded or the plot was dragged out. I wanted to write it with great passion, but in the end it felt like I was forced to come back after I was too excited. The ending was boring, even though I wrote so many supporting characters. When I appeared on the stage, I wished I could write a spin-off for each one of them, but after a certain episode, I felt like they didn't deserve to appear on the stage [facepalm] Okay, Rory is a lot of verbose, but in fact, what you read is the world in your heart like Tomato, come on.

It's not bad, it's still pretty good-looking, but there are some things that should be complained about. Some of the early arrangements didn't seem very reasonable. If I remember correctly, the spiritual stone thing wasn't verified until Chapter 26. This kind of plot where readers can guess it but the protagonist is confused is really not good. I believe the author has also seen many readers complaining about this plot. Generally speaking, I think this is a novel that I can keep looking forward to. This is the first time I have seen a novel that does not use the human race as the protagonist, but the hostile force of the human race as the protagonist. It is quite fresh. This kind of contrast seems to be quite difficult to write well, so look forward to it.

If nothing else, just because you are the first author to reply to me, you must be five stars. And as far as the work is concerned, it is a relatively good work. The image and character of the protagonist are very well portrayed, and the plot progresses naturally without feeling abrupt. The plot is also very interesting, and the protagonist is also intelligent and not mentally retarded. But I don't want to have a female protagonist. Even if she has a background, she shouldn't be so perverted, because generally the more powerful the female protagonist is, the male protagonist will have a lot of trouble later on. I feel that in the future the male protagonist can be called "Swallowing Clam" (I have decided to buy this book as a gift when I get richer)

After reading it, the subject matter is quite novel, the pig's feet are actually toads, and the skills are also consistent, swallowing the sky. It's really good. I love it. It's much more interesting than human cultivation. I give it five stars. I hope the author will update it faster and support you. [Make faces]

This book is very beautifully written! Fascinating, can't get enough! This is one of the few books that can be read from beginning to end. Highly praised! [Praise]

For a bookworm who has been a bookworm for eight years, this book is very different from the fairy tale novels I have read. The adventures and adventures of the protagonist are juxtaposed, and the characters depicted are also very vivid, but the fate that is forced into it can be said to be a bit stiff (which may make viewers who like pure immortals feel a little uncomfortable and cliché). This is very different from the fairy tale novels mentioned above, but the flaws are not concealed! I hope the author can make the book about cultivating immortals more prominent and detailed. Overall, this book is very good in terms of storyline and logical thinking. It can be regarded as a good work.

The subject matter is very novel, and the writing is not bad, but there are not enough details in some places. I hope the realms and the like can be divided later. The division of weapons and skills is more detailed. There is also a point where the main line is not very clear. I have read more than a hundred chapters so far, and it may be in a state of foreshadowing. I will keep reading and hope it won't be unfinished.