Republican-Era China: The World Is a Living Hell

The book is very advanced and feels like an old author. It is very interesting and I don't know how to enhance the protagonist's strength. The hell version of the beginning, the hell on earth, the world is in chaos, and the underworld is also in chaos. I am looking forward to "The Night of Ghosts", and you wrote that the Lord of Hell can be scary. He is huge and has a ferocious face. It is recommended to add some emotion, but it doesn't matter. They are all dead. I feel that the character is almost sad and depressed. It is a bit too cold. It is a bit unfinished in the later stage and I can't continue writing it.

It's very beautiful, and the ghost inside gradually turns into a mysterious and resurrected ghost, becoming more and more like it. Come on, big brother.

In the evil world of the five turbidities, hell is empty, evil ghosts are resurrected, and the world is like a prison.

First, it breaks away from the traditional writing method of zombie writing, and uses zombie writing as the basis. The rules of horror resurgence, whether ghosts can be killed are the lines, and gods, ghosts, and the underworld are points. This forms a new writing method, which is not the same as the horror resurgence or the traditional zombie monster-killing upgrade flow. Second, dozens of clues were used in the early stage, at least more than 60. After seeing 65, a big picture view formed a lot of pitfalls. Third, there are some character details and boosts that would be perfect if they were polished. The boosts in the Imperial City later felt too easy to defeat. I always felt that it would be difficult to find and defeat gods so quickly (this is purely a personal feeling. Maybe I think gods are very powerful and even if they mutate, they will be even weirder, weirder than ghosts) Fourth, the third change of the protagonist is something I didn't expect. It's awesome. I'm looking forward to the next plot. #I haven't read many novels, and I've read a lot of various genres, but this is the first time I've written such a long book review. I always thought that zombie novels were boring, so I just read them casually. In the early stage, it was still mediocre, but in the later stages, it was so exciting. I like books like this without a heroine

Haha, it's pretty good. The protagonist is very calm and smart, but I don't want to see them all resurrected in the end, and then make dumplings together. Of course, this is my personal idea. I have no choice but to make dumplings, especially Wang Yuan. His mentality was broken by Daomen, and then he killed them all. It felt so good [face covering] For the sake of the human world, he killed the Taoist sect and killed 100,000 people in the Pure Land. In the end, there were only a few cities left in the human world. It is wrong to sacrifice an individual for a group of people. The masses and individuals are equivalent. Alas, Yuanzi is dead. Yuanzi is a true immortal. He even got involved for the sake of the world. The protagonist takes revenge. The protagonist's mind is not mature yet. He must mature quickly. I hope he will not become the next true immortal again.

It's true that the world view is huge. The protagonist is really not a super nb character, but he has a group-like feeling. In short, it is so shocking, and there is a sense of breathless pressure. But overall it's still very good. I feel like there won't be a female protagonist. I'm curious about where the story will go from here. Come on, author

The writing is very good, but I'm a little curious about whether the protagonist's golden finger is a talent? The protagonist's upgrade speed is a little slow, and there is also the question of whether the top batch of gods can retain some of their humanity, and whether there is hope for the world.

The author is very good at writing. I have read many articles of the same type. Yours is the first one I have read that talks about the origin of ghosts during the Republic of China. I feel that you have your own ideas and can form a good interaction with the original work. I look forward to your subsequent chapters. I also hope that you can see here the various origins and solutions of ghosts during the Republic of China period that were not mentioned in the original work. Why did the ghosts of Yang Jian's era suddenly break out again decades later, and what happened during the period when ghosts of the Republic of China broke out before Yang Jian.

This is the first time I read such a book that makes people feel hopeless. Uncle Jiu, who has always been omnipotent, is no longer popular here. Only problems that cannot be truly solved are problems. Now, just the appearance of the Judge of the Underworld has given me a sense of suffocation and despair that I have never been able to eliminate. I can't imagine what will happen to the world if the King of Hell comes out. It's still very exciting to watch.

I haven't found such a good article on Tomato for a long time, I just hope there won't be a female protagonist [Thoughts]