Death Letter: From the Start, I Livestream Electrocution of a Goddess

From a personal point of view, I hope the author can finish writing it and then publish it in one go, because I have never seen a novel like this that can be finished without being blocked. The book has not been sealed but the author is gone, but there is no regret at all, because the rest of the book is quite boring, not the kind of story where the "protagonist alone is extraordinary and judges evil". The "invincible at the beginning" in the introduction really only means invincibility at the beginning, and it is no longer interesting to fight with other extraordinary skills later on. Below is an excerpt from the original article↓ The man wearing a bamboo hat rode up to Gu Heng and slowly said: "Whose bastard are you? How dare you run wild on my territory?" "Didn't your master tell you the rules? When a magician goes to a place, he must first pay homage to the dock! First of all, he must determine who can be offended and who cannot be offended!" "Young man, do you know that Hu Dalong is my disciple?"

Good and evil will eventually be rewarded, and the way of heaven is reincarnation. I hope that in the future we will not only see evildoers being punished, but also kind people get their due rewards [Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

It looks good, but don't give it high marks, otherwise it might disappear one day. Fiction requires logic, but reality does not, and reality is even crueler. I really hope the myth is true It's rubbish, it starts high and goes low, and the rest is just like someone else wrote it, it's watery and rotten.

Everything the protagonist does is perfect, and no kind-hearted people are involved. The plot is very attractive. There is not too much emotional and messy stuff. I focus on writing the plot, which is very good. Moreover, things like pets or elves like Xiaowei are handled very well and do not make people feel uncomfortable like other novels. It deserves five stars! [Blowing kiss]

Guess how long this book will last [laughter]

This book is still very good in my opinion. This book is particularly suitable for cool articles about trials. If you like cool articles about urban trials, you can read it. But there is one point, I would like the author to reply to me? There are some protagonists who want that person to die, but due to some unforeseen circumstances, their family members are also killed (although it is because of some causal relationship that other people took action). I want to say whether those family members were also implicated because of some incident, or because the protagonist simply wanted the family to die. My personal understanding is that if the family is not involved in a crime that warrants the death penalty. Then be quieter when making calculations, and don't wipe out families and households at every turn. The second point: The protagonist started killing people. Over ten days and a half month, more than twenty people died. There was actually no reaction or movement from society. Surprisingly, no one said why so many people died and the police still couldn't find the murderer. Obviously those people don't know the truth, and they don't know they deserve to die. My suggestion is that the protagonist sends two letters, the first to the deceased before his death. The second letter was sent to the police after the deceased's death, so that the police could find evidence and reasons based on the location in the letter, and then if there was any movement in society, it would be easier to resolve.

This is why some people are so afraid of ghosts that they won't let "ghosts" appear, because they are so afraid of harm! At the same time, "individual heroism" will never be allowed to appear, especially in the United States. "Individual heroism" is all about stupid people who are full of justice and blood, because they are afraid that in reality, a hot-headed person will trade one life with some people!

Hey, you're so pretty, I noticed it, right? [Pouts]

I'll just give you five stars, okay? [Face covering]

So far, this book is good, but it's a pity that I can only read it at noon. Come on, author.