
From Butchering Pigs to Becoming a God
从杀猪开始成神
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 253k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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118Chapters
8Reads
8.3Score
229.6kReads · all time
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This is the first time I have heard of such a necromancer. I am really speechless. Even if I want to suppress the protagonist, this is not the way to suppress him. . . I didn't say how the others improved their strength. Did they upgrade by fighting monsters or did they slowly cultivate on their own? If others can't defeat monsters and upgrade, you haven't explained it clearly in the book. Just explain that the necromancer needs to sign an agreement with humans, do you know? 80% Of people will hate this book because of this poisonous point. It is recommended to re-open a similar book and change this point. The content and quality of the original book were pretty good, but the specific setting of the Necromancer killed this book.
I don't know why, but I feel that this book is a bit long-winded and a little bit like a running account. Of course, this may be my personal feeling, because I looked through the comment area and no one seemed to say that I felt this way.
The beginning of the game is pretty good and not brainless, but later on in Chapter 55, the protagonist is ranked first in the city, so he fights a few monsters, and then goes to the store to buy something. He is ridiculed by waiters, ridiculed by passers-by, looked down upon, and looked down upon in various ways. No one knows the protagonist, but as mentioned before, the protagonist is so famous, too classic, and too poisonous. The poison test is over.
The previous content is okay, but I feel there is a problem with the settings. For example, the rookie rankings, this allows others to help you maim your prey and then kill it. Doesn't this also give you points? This feels like a loophole. Another one is the improvement of intelligence. At the beginning, it was said that Zhu Yiyi and Zhu Wusan have relatively high intelligence (of course they also have skills) and can help the protagonist with his homework. However, the protagonist's intelligence will also increase after a wave of strengthening. If the degree of strengthening is high, then the intelligence can not completely make up for the original talent. Then this is completely unreasonable. Does it mean that every high-level person is a top student?
The writing is good and the characters are created with care. But the content is very wrong. In an era when everyone has special abilities, your system makes you pursue three good students? ? There are cheats and the other characters are pretty normal, but your protagonist seems like a puppet of the system. Killing strange beasts gives you points to improve your social status. While completing system tasks, you also expand the undead army to improve your personal strength. So I don't write about it at all, but it's all about worldliness... Humble. The help comes slowly, which makes me feel like I have entered a female channel. Rules are more important than strength. Going to school is more important than killing monsters that invade from the abyss.
It's a very good book, I like it, but I heard that five stars will not be recorded for new books, so I will give it four stars for now. Come on, the author, and strive to have ten chapters a day✊
Necromancer: If I kill you, you will be mine. Oversized dream work Very pure and cool writing by novices, popular among the people. The plot arrangement is quite refreshing, but there are also various routines from Xiaobai's novels, especially the store. Overall, it is not old, but it is not particularly fresh either. In terms of characters, the protagonist's portrayal is very three-dimensional and vivid, and the protagonist's mental journey and other aspects are also well written. At least I like it very much. About four and a half stars, rounded up for the new book Seedlings.
The author is an author of both old and new routines. There are several old routines that can become poisonous points. For example, I always commented that the protagonist just finished fighting the monsters and did not clean up after himself. He went to the shop to buy props in a mess. Then the classic waiter did not serve you but served others. Then the protagonist found the last beautiful female intern who was made things difficult for her, and then slapped her in the face. It was such an old routine. The author can obviously be more realistic when it comes to describing suffering, which is an advantage. The author can arrange many kind-hearted people to help the protagonist in Novice Village, and can create several people with vivid and vivid images, but the author insists on writing some poisonous routines. Generally speaking, the flaws are not hidden, but there are many poisonous points. It is a novel with mixed good and bad qualities, and I may not be able to bear to read it.
This is one of the best novels I have ever seen written! I hope it won't start high but go low like some novels. First of all, let me explain that this novel should have no heroine. You can read it slowly. The plot is very novel and special, breaking the previous traditional necromancer. It's innovative, and if nothing else goes wrong, it should be a hit. I hope the author will continue to maintain the quality of the article. The protagonist's character is also very special. To be honest, I don't feel aggrieved. Instead, he is a normal person, or a genius. Although there are indeed some deficiencies in some details, I hope the author can continue to improve, come on! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]
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