Die Before I Destroy the Heavens

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It looks good. The protagonist wants to die. He has not strayed from the theme. He will try his best to find a way to die, but if he understands that the opponent's attack cannot kill him, he will not waste time. One more thing, the author will update soon [please update]

Okay, I can see it, there's nothing too poisonous about it. Advantages: The protagonist has a complete character development and has his own set of behavioral logic. It is good that his ultimate goal has always been maintained in more than two hundred chapters. The actions of the supporting characters are in line with the original setting, and there is not much deviation (some parts may be larger, but overall it is okay) Disadvantages: I personally feel that it is a bit fan-oriented, and I cannot feel the impact of each story on the protagonist. It is also difficult for me to remember the storyline. The ups and downs of the plot are missing, and I forget it after just one glance. Points deducted for this Suggestion: Try to write more original worlds and strengthen the sense of mission of the characters in the story (not talking about the protagonist, he can still move towards the original goal), even as a bystander of the world.

It's very comfortable to watch, and the plot is not sloppy. The original characters are not silly and the protagonist's character is well-shaped. When I see some uncomfortable plots, when I think about the protagonist's setting, it feels too reasonable. And I don't know why I always overlap him with the image of a certain Golden Pegasus [laughter] The description of a scene is also very good. Both the dialogue and the action description are concise and clear. It is not too detailed and will not make people tired to read. Some novels I read in the past have too much description, which makes me feel like using my brain to watch 8k videos. After reading a lot of words, the character simply moved a few times, followed by a lot of description. Maybe those authors should learn from Lao She's writing style.

The book is okay, but I don't know how the author plans to end it. The male protagonist traveled to REC and learned about the concept of creators. He thought it might be because the creator gave himself the ability to be immortal, so he traveled all the way to find the author. I can't say enough good things, but it actually looks pretty good [laughs]

The quality is high, the setting is rigorous, the lessons are well prepared, the characters are not broken at present, and I have a good personal understanding and application of various comics, movies, and TV shows. The content is water-free and even too tight. Because of this, there will be some confusion in the character relationship network when reading the original or not reading the original work. Especially for people like me who are not sensitive to names, they need to read it again to sort it out.

It's very good-looking, not particularly brainless, and basically has no poison points. It just feels like it lacks a few attack methods. It's not that it's weak, but it's just that the attack methods are a bit single, and most of them are physical.

Give me a good review and support. I haven't seen a book in a long time where the main character is not the Virgin and the plot is reasonable.

The book is very good, the protagonist is well portrayed, I hope there won't be a female protagonist

The writing is pretty good, and I like the character of the main character.