The Demon-Eating Sutra

It's a fun story from beginning to end. The main character doesn't mess around and beats the shit out of him when he doesn't like it. He never gives in, never loses, he keeps chasing. The updates are very diligent and the productivity is scary. The ending is not too bad, it's just like a rushed ending in the last 15 minutes of writing for an exam. It's good to watch and I will continue to support it.

A simple and refreshing article. After reading Chapter 201, I stopped reading it for a long time and never wanted to open it again. It's a good way to pass the time, and many of the scenes in the middle are very interesting, especially the various scenes and plot settings of eating monsters.

It's pretty good so far. It's estimated that more than 300 pictures have been completed. Currently, 200 titles have already appeared characters of the Immortal King level. If I don't have enough imagination, I will definitely not be able to continue writing.

Is this book only 7.3? It feels better than most of the books here...

Invincible flow. In the world view of Cthulhu, there are countless evil gods crawling outside the world wall. Regardless of whether they are monks or mortals, they are all struggling to survive under the cover of strange murmurs. If one accidentally breaks the precept, he will become a monster. The protagonist is able to reach this point in this world, and Goldfinger is indispensable. In the middle and later stages, the truth about the golden finger began to be revealed, and I actually saw an old acquaintance "Qingyang", and the golden finger was made by Tang Shenghai (Liangyou Himuro). In the finale, Wang An, the protagonist of the previous book "I Quietly Became a God Who Didn't Want to Be a Tool", appears. The worldview is pretty good. In fact, the author does not necessarily have to write pure and refreshing articles. Pure and refreshing articles are like taking a sip of boiled water, which has no taste. The author should have read "Shading the Sky". The reason why Ye Fan was so great in the later period was not because he was always upgrading, but because he had both upgrades and daily routines and opportunities. This depends on the author's control of the plot. Since Lin Gou got the villain picture, he has basically been cheating and upgrading, and participated in some major events, and many major events have involved defeating the enemy. There are too many scenes such as slaps in the face, and too few battles of wits. On the other hand, there is no heroine. Although there are apprentices, comrades, etc., The protagonist still has not enough bonds, and there are not enough daily descriptions. In fact, the author can add a heroine to the protagonist to add more daily life and more bonds. I think it is quite necessary... The ending given by the author is that the world is destroyed, and everything is swallowed up by the Great Abyss. Only Lin Gou is left alive. I feel that the male protagonist is actually quite lonely. I think this ending should be regarded as a tragedy. However, the author still added too little emotional drama to Lin Gou in the early stage, so the sadness that readers experienced when seeing this ending may not be strong enough... The first, middle and later stages are all pure and enjoyable writing, and the finale is truly unexpected and within the logic of the plot. Of course, the author also laid some foreshadowings. Since the Great Abyss body has gathered all living beings, it can actually re-differentiate all living beings.

The author is amazing. This is the first time I have seen so many chapters in one day. Some chapters are out of order. Chapters 260 and 261 are behind 242 and 243. Can you adjust them?

Overall, it's okay. It's just a fun book about eating like crazy. Most of the time, he's still smart. It's just that he suddenly taught himself a few spare grains to practice his fundamental method. It's a bit hard to understand. He also used the seal of the Supreme Demon as his own scripture library and updated his magical secrets for fear that others wouldn't be able to find a way to crack it. He's very wise.

Generally speaking, it's okay. It's fast-paced. It's just a little slow at the beginning. There's not much power in the middle and late stages. There aren't any critical moments where the protagonist comes out to save the whole audience. If there's a grudge, he'll kill it on the spot.

The killing is decisive, the plot is unique and not watery, it is a rare good article

If you don't care about the level of immortality and some shortcomings in this book, this is a good and enjoyable book. Also, this update is awesome.