Chronicles of the Great Wilderness Demon Nation

There are two kinds of good writers. One kind has read a lot of books, experienced a lot of things, has accumulated a lot of life experience, and then accumulated a lot of experience. The other kind is scary. Even if he has not experienced it, he can imagine many wonderful stories in his mind. He is a genius. The author is the second kind. He does not write stories written by others, does not play the routines others have played, and does not follow the ordinary path. Reading the novels of the former kind of writer and experiencing the life paths of different people is like a long dream, while the latter kind is more like a wonderful adventure.

I found another good book. As far as the current review is concerned, it still feels a bit dangerous. I hope it won't be blocked. I'll save it first.

The author writes with confidence. This must be possible🔥. It would be nice if the writing was better.

It's good-looking, but it's a bit sharp, my lady Hu [crying][crying][crying][crying]

I must support the author in recommending this book. The material selection is three-dimensional and novel, and the logic is reasonable. It has a bit of a weird taste of cultivating immortals, and the setting is a demon country. Just this setting is ahead of a bunch of books on Tomato. If you want to read something with good writing and novel material selection, you must read this book. You can feel free to enter, and it can be consumed directly without any side effects.

The plot twist is a bit blunt, but at least it's not completely brainless. The writing is average and has surpassed most novice novels. The story background and outline are clear. It fully demonstrates the irreconcilable contradiction between the human and the demon tribes and develops a series of stories around this contradiction. I hope the author will continue to work hard and give book friends a different experience.

Wan'er can be written as an important character. He represents the eased human-male relationship between a fox demon and a human. Their breakup will be written later to fully demonstrate the irreconcilable contradiction between the human and demon clans.

It feels good. It's pretty good. However, there are some contradictions in the description of the characters. The grasp of human nature is inadequate. It's a little idealized, a little passionate, and not realistic enough. But that's fine. It's more attractive to some younger readers. It's very tiring to use your brain for everything. A little brainless will have better results for this book.

Master, why is it so gone? [Crying]

It's so funny. Now the protagonist is hiding from the monster and killing people. The monster won't let the protagonist kill people. Haha, this kind of theme is relatively rare. It's good.