Eerie Descent: I Am Immortal

As long as there isn't too much drama with the woman, it's a good book. I quite like the protagonist's character [snickering][snickering][snickering]

I think it's okay. The weird feeling is well written. There is no female character showing up so far. The protagonist is not aggressive when encountering enemies. He commits suicide and stacks damage instantly. I haven't fought anyone who can't be beaten yet. It's a cool article.

It's very interesting⁽˙³˙⁾◟(๑•́ ₃ •̀๑)◞⁽˙³˙⁾Although it's a cool story, it's not so cool that the protagonist ascends to heaven in one step and reaches the strongest level directly. It suits my taste very well

Very good, but it feels like it overwhelms the protagonist's combat power. Logically speaking, the protagonist has to enter the sixth level after swallowing several sixth-level monsters. Even the original Deputy Director Xia has gone from the peak of the fifth level to more than the sixth level [face covering]

The protagonist is so handsome, perverted and cold, and seems to have a different interpretation of justice. There's no emotional drama at all, he's so handsome, okay? It completely shows that cold and perverted feeling. The pervert adjusts the atmosphere, which is really unique. The weird ones are also quite interesting. The protagonist, the sunny boy, actually has a cold edge that cannot be concealed. It is rare for Tomato to be able to describe this edge. It's not all a joke, the protagonist gets stronger very quickly, which is a lot of fun. Such cold murderous intent makes adrenaline soar. It is not the traditional writing method of joining the official. This book does not have such constraints and fetters, which is more enjoyable. Author, come on

This book is my favorite friend, but I don't understand why he gave this book such a low rating. According to me, the rating here should be ten. Why would anyone dislike it?

I'm crazy about the author. It's the first time I've seen one that really suits my liking. A book. There is sanity in the madness. And I've seen some immortal things before, so there won't be that kind of weird storage. Even become the master of weirdness. Possible. The only way to tame it is to beat it until it gets scared

I like it so much. The author doesn't want to stop updating. I will keep reading [Chigua]

First of all, the fact that there is no heroine and no ambiguity is very good, extra points. Except for some problems with some settings, it's pretty good in other aspects. It's basically non-toxic, novel and interesting, a little bit refreshing, not boring, not holy, not frustrating. The ending was a bit fast-paced, but all the holes that needed to be filled in were filled. The weird settings were not written well in the early stage, and the weird ones written at the beginning were not intelligent or had low IQ. But starting from the test of controlling the mystery, even the lowest level of weird wisdom is the same as that of adults, and there are also human emotions and six desires. The plot of the fat man being stabbed was not handled well, there was a lack of foreshadowing, and it felt like the stabbing was too sudden.

Probably because the audience is small, there are not many readers of this book. The plot is okay, but I may not like to read it later on. Anyway, I skipped the competition directly. This book has the characteristics of "What!?", "Don't you see..." I have read about 400 chapters, and overall it is good. I have written nearly thirty chapters to kill the leader of the Cult of God, and I really don't have much patience!