I, the Strongest Witcher

This is the type of book I like to read. It's pretty good so far. Let's see how it goes in the future. Darling, the more I write, the more people read, and the more negative comments I get [laughing and crying] I think the male protagonist is taken advantage of, but I think isn't the relationship between the male protagonist and the witch just a transaction? The witch helped the male protagonist, but sometimes the male protagonist couldn't do anything without the witch. Isn't it normal to give him the due reward? The male protagonist also thinks it's okay, and there's nothing wrong with him always doing what he wants to do.

Is this book only 7.5? I feel it is at least 9 points. Although the plot is full of coincidences, it is well arranged and the battles between the various forces are also very exciting. Unfortunately, the protagonist is not a traditional demon hunter. There is not much exorcism process. He basically relies on the power of demons to survive. I hope that there will be some high-intelligence villains in the future. Now it is basically short-term plots, which is not very satisfying. The rest is just average, it's all about picking up girls, which is a pity

I saw about 190 chapters, which is similar to the male harem story of the American TV series Evil Force, but the protagonist is a vampire hunter who gradually loses his love, so there are no dirty jokes. In the early stage, there are stereotyped jokes about the priest and the little boy. (Very good, I like the equal gaze of both men and women) This article can continue to be read. In addition to the fact that the main character has the same physique as Conan and is overwhelmed with extraordinary accidents one after another, the descriptions of the women in it are also vivid and distinctive, which is far superior to female-only articles. Unknowingly, the protagonist is surrounded by a lot of female characters who have no sexual relationship with him, and they are temporarily stopped in admiration.

It looks good, but I feel that the seeds of Seven Sins are obtained very quickly. Of course, the content it brings is also very rich. However, it is difficult for the existing content to reach a million words and be rich in content. Anyway, cheers for the author.

After reading almost two hundred chapters, let me talk about my feelings: In terms of plot, a person who is reborn in a supernatural world and wants to live is looking for a way to unite his soul and body, and is forced to become a weird existence. During this period, he meets all kinds of people and deals with various things, and the story unfolds. In terms of characters, this world is a strange dark and gray world, with angels, demons, and various defeated gods. The world is in chaos, and demons are rampant. Logically speaking, in order to survive, it is good for the protagonist not to do bad things at all. However, the protagonist is a relatively positive character, and he also helps others "within his ability". This is not easy. It is like looking up to heaven from hell. Of course, it is not the Virgin. The protagonist still has some personality charm. Of course, after talking about the advantages, let's talk about the disadvantages: In terms of plot, there are quite a lot of story copies, but the whole process is too stiff. For example, it is like entering a haunted house. First, the scene of the haunted house is introduced, then its staff are introduced, and then the passing scenes are introduced. When I encounter a ghost, I am so scared, and then I pass it, and my forehead feels like boiled water, as if watching [face covering]. In terms of characters, they are basically tool men. The behavioral logic of the character does not match the displayed personality, and the logic of speech is also a bit straightforward. For example, the IQ and logic of several important bosses in the early stage are a bit out of line compared to their actions. There are a few female characters that I thought the author used more pen and ink, and I thought they should focus on characterization, but in the end, they still didn't make a big impression, just like pictures [face covering]. Overall, the novel is worth reading. It is a good novel so far. Of course, there are many shortcomings. I hope the author will continue to work hard and keep up the good work!

I read the latest chapter in one go, I hope I don't miss it. After all, it's a bit difficult to find books that suit your taste on Tomato.

Awesome, the biggest highlight of this book is that it has some brains and handles Western elements well. The setting is relatively comfortable. As long as there is no harem, this book is invincible. I hope that all the female characters will just use their relationships to highlight the personality of the protagonist.

The first part is all very good, but when you encounter the second part, you will have a feeling that the protagonist has to carry a lot of harem with him every time he travels. The use of washing it is not much, and the binding force is just like that. Moreover, he does not release this poisonous point all at once. He gives it to you slowly, little by little, and gradually builds up. If you don't read it all in one go, or even if there is a break of one or two days in between, it will be difficult to continue reading. It can be said that this is a one-to-many novel. You can see love, friendship and a little bit of strategy in it. The protagonist always has one idea about his harem and his behavior. This is a book that is much better than Xiaobai Wen, but it is even lower and still within this range. The mastery and outline of poisonous points is a delicate balance in itself

The old father disappeared throughout the whole process. The witch who was thought to have a big background in the early stage turned out to be a Karami. The female vampire who had little presence in the middle and later stages turned out to be the second female. The seven sins and seven virtues were gathered in the finale. Area 13 felt like there was still something at the end. The underworld plan was just a plan throughout. All the old gods disappeared without playing any role. Gabriel fished in the whole process, except for saving the protagonist once, and then intimidating the Nemesis once in the Greek underworld, and there was nothing left. , In the early stage when he took Valkyrie's Eternal Heart, he thought it was very strong, but it turned out that the whole process was a failure, but I have to say that the author at least has no problem with Western mythology. Unlike many Western fantasy novels, he didn't understand the mythology, so he simply heard a name and then used it, without carefully studying the so-called mythology. Overall, I feel that the author's ending is a bit rushed. Otherwise, I feel that this book can be rated at a higher level! Come on, I look forward to your next book

It's good, but of course there are many problems. For example, the protagonist has basically relied on luck to survive until now. The strong men he met did not kill the protagonist. It is largely due to luck, and the rest is made use of the protagonist. For another example, the protagonist has a character similar to that of a reckless man (of course he is also very clever at times), and he just believes a lot of things that others say without checking them. Emmm, I suddenly discovered that this is a protagonist similar to Chen Pingan, that is, the protagonist's backstage was obtained step by step In summary, those who can accept the shortcomings in the book are excellent grains. Anyway, I quite like the system in this book.

It is a pretty good western fantasy witcher novel. It has a modern background with many myths as a whole, and at the same time stitches together the settings of some American TV series. The early and middle stages of the book are more exciting, and the characters and plot conflicts can attract people to continue reading. However, in the later period, I feel that the progress is speeding up, and the final ending is also a bit rushed. Some points worth exploring are not developed, which is a bit of a pity [currently in progress]

Overall, it was good, but there were a lot of small holes that were not filled in. It was a pity that it ended so suddenly. It would have been better if there were more extra chapters to fill in those small holes. The seven demon gods didn't even show their faces until the end, and the identity of the red-eyed demon when we met at the beginning was never mentioned again, and so on.

The protagonist progresses step by step from weak to powerful. All kinds of extraordinary creatures are as if they are flesh and blood. Every interaction with the protagonist is very real and interesting, and the logic is clear. Those who like to read about demon hunting, vampires, werewolves, churches, etc. Can get into this, but provided that the author doesn't mess around and can maintain this level in the future, it can be said to be a pretty good book.

This novel really made me unable to put it down! The author's writing is very smooth and the storyline is exciting. The characters are vivid, especially the protagonist's personality and actions that made me relate to them. I loved this book and gave it five stars.

Personally, I feel it's pretty good. There's nothing poisonous about it, it's just my personal feeling. If you want to read it, it is best not to read this one with the setting of other books. This setting is different from other similar books in some places, but the plot is generally very good and highly recommended.

The writing is good, the pace is good, and the plot is exciting This is the kind of witcher novel I want. There are demons, vampires, wizards, etc., And the background of the collision of multiple worlds makes the appearance of gods in different backgrounds unobtrusive and natural. The protagonist and others are not brainless. Highly recommended! ! !

It's not easy to write a book, so it's a five-star review. After demining, traditional western fantasy + demon hunter + immortality (characteristic) + gold finger for killing monsters and exploding items. It's a traditional western fantasy plot (demon hunting type), the imagination is ok, the plot is slow, and overall it's passable. It's still worth recommending, supporting the new book and giving it a thumbs up.

[Like] [Like] [Like] It's good to read. So far I haven't found it to be toxic. It's been a long time since I've seen a book like this that makes me want to follow it to the end. I sincerely hope that the author can work hard and keep writing and there will be rewards. [Ask for more updates][Top post]

I originally read this book because the main character's name is the same as mine, so I read it patiently. The synopsis of the story is pretty good, but overall the ending is very rushed, and there are a lot of holes left unfilled. The world view is quite grand. I personally think that if it was more creative, it should have ended in a thousand chapters.

Only with an understanding of each mythological system can I write such an interesting article. What attracts me most is that the Western fantasy has been moved to a modern city without being inconsistent. The world where various mythological creatures coexist is so cool [Adoration]

It's really super strong, not bad, but the ending is a bit sloppy. Everything else is good. If you look carefully, the middle part is very interesting. The body is sanctified, the melee mage uses each other, monopolizes the gods, and you can control Lucifer with one hand.

It's a wonderful story. It's the first time I've seen these fantasy elements integrated so well in a modern city. You can also see a lot of shadows of American dramas, but the story is quite interesting and the motivations of all parties are very smooth.

It ends with flowers, although the ending is not very good, but it is still very good [shy]

So far, everything I have written is okay. The first part is very good. There is no sloppiness. It also gives up the most difficult to grasp the monetary value and directly makes it into various equivalents. However, I am still not sure about the distance between gods and humans later on. It is too good.

Tomato is the third book I have read in its entirety. There are some bad points at the beginning. The treatment of the witcher is a bit abstract, but the content and ideas are very interesting. This supports me to finish reading the whole book. The collision of various gods is quite interesting, but the ending is too hasty, which is a pity. Overall, this book is good and worth reading.

It's interesting. The larger world view expresses the supernatural world with strange and wonderful events.

The writing is smooth, the characters have distinct personalities, and the content is not boring.

Beautiful and interesting. The content is intertwined and the characters are well developed.

Very interesting setting, very interesting language, and very substantial content

Three chapters a day, cool! The author's updates are very stable, and the plot is also attractive. Except for the settings of the old gods, they are almost all original. However, I feel that very few people have read this book. I highly recommend it [laughs]