Slay the Gods: It Was Just a Sacrifice, So How Did I Become the Villain?

Currently, I personally think Tomato's five best-looking God-Decapitating fanfics are "God-killing, Agent of the Black King, starting time is zero" "Slaying Gods, Starting with Double Eyes, and Apprenticeship Trilogy" "It's just a sacrifice to kill a god, why do you become a villain?" "Slay the God, Act as the Spirit King, I will build the Death Squadron" "Slaying the God, acting as the Wine Sword Immortal, opening the sky with a single sword"

This is a rare fanfic that I can still read. The main character is both good and evil, and has joined the Church of the Ancient God. Apart from some minor flaws, it's generally pretty good. I don't think it's possible to split it into an official version. I just hope that the heroine of the original work will be respected. There should be less descriptions, don't include things like stamping your feet in shame, blushing, and being arrogant towards Lin Qiye. Because of this kind of description, I have abandoned many fans. The protagonist does not follow Lin Qiye. I hope there can be less such descriptions, so that I can persevere. As a reminder, updates are very slow. I think they only last two days and one chapter. Although the male protagonist joined the Church of the Ancient God, he finally ended up with Daxia by different paths and became the master of the national destiny of Daxia. This name is so low-key and not very convincing. He still goes in the direction of the savior. Alas, when I first read it, I was afraid of this kind of plot. It is obvious that there are enemies in the front, but behind the scenes, the fight turns into friendship. Save them and save the world.

Contains spoilers and reviews, I recommend reading the book before reading my review. I wrote this review because I thought this book was very good and had some highlights. I rarely comment. When I write, it proves that I think it's okay. When I think about it, I think the protagonist's presence in this book is too weak. Judging from this writing perspective, which is different from other Zhanshen fans, it is quite excellent. The protagonist's character can be established, but it doesn't feel full enough. And compared to Song Zhong, the protagonist is more like Lin Qiye. I think the above reason is because there will be more time to describe Lin Qiye's affairs, and when writing his affairs, there is basically no protagonist's affairs. The plot interaction between the two is too poor, but Lin Qiye is given a lot of pen and ink to write, but writing so much plot has nothing to do with what the protagonist is going to do. It feels like Lin Qiye is more like the protagonist in this book than Song Zhong. Of course, I can see that the author is trying his best to save this point, and will mention the end of Song Dynasty in an entire two thousand words, just to make the two plots slightly related. Let's put it this way: At present, it seems that we know a lot of things that happened to Lin Qiye, know his aunt, know why he joined the Night Watch, etc. But how did Song Zhong, the real protagonist of this book, travel through time, what was the purpose of becoming stronger, what was his past, and whether he was a good guy or a bad guy. It feels like I can't stand up to the original, like "NPC Song Zhong" who comes out to save the situation when "protagonist Lin Qiye" needs it. Give Song Zhong more pen and ink. I guess you wrote about Lin Qiye just to advance the timeline, and then let the protagonist appear at key nodes. But we can definitely do this: Lin Qiye's unimportant plot will be explained from Song Zhong's perspective, such as his recollection or speculation about where Lin Qiye's plot points are. For example: "Well, I need to get the eyes of the snake girl. According to my memory, the next thing the snake girl will appear is..." "So I have to..." Then when the protagonist meets Lin Qiye, or is about to meet him, he will speak from Lin Qiye's perspective. Now the main character cannot be established, he is not full and full! I'm going to die! Moreover, Lin Qiye's understanding of the protagonist is not full! Although there are so many things written about Lin Qiye, Lin Qiye's understanding of the protagonist is not full. Lin Qiye had misunderstood him as a bad person. Was the misunderstanding profound enough and painful enough? Or was his view and thoughts about him not profound enough? It feels like there is currently no character that can be related to the protagonist for the protagonist to set up. Let me summarize: The author's description of Song Zhong's character is very good. I just hope that the author will use more pen and ink to write about Song Zhong's affairs. I typed so many words because I think the book has outstanding aspects, but there are just some flaws. If it can be corrected, I think it will be better, at least in this genre, it will be outstanding. I really hope the author can finish this book. It would be a pity not to finish this novel setting. Comments for all book lovers: The rhythm has definitely picked up since my last review. (I'm not saying this is my credit, patching and protecting the body) It's the author's own rhythm that allowed him to write it. Hope it continues. The middle part is a bit cumbersome, which is indeed a pity. I hope the author can continue to keep up the pace and work hard. Please don't kill yourself with a sword... I am more optimistic about the author. It may be that the middle part is not easy to stick to, which caused countless people to persuade them to quit, resulting in a lower score. But in fact, there is no poisonous point. You can watch it, especially if you have never watched Zhanshen, and it is the first time to watch Zhanshen fanfic. It should not have any impact. People who have watched Zhanshen a lot may feel a little uncomfortable, but it is okay. It's not the poisonous kind of discomfort, but I am in a hurry when reading books, hhh. I hope the score can go up, otherwise I'm not afraid that some people will lose their score after seeing it. Keep up the good work, author, and I am certified as a ten-year bookworm.

Well, this is Tomato's first God-Slayer fanfic that doesn't follow the Night Watchman. Needless to say, it's the most valuable. If it's written well, it won't be bad. The protagonist is a fun-loving person who has fun while doing tasks to improve himself. At present, it seems that this book has a bright future Author! Another Zhanshen fanfic that doesn't follow the group and is more of a villain is out And the most important thing is that they update very quickly. We can't fall behind, I'm very optimistic about your [Like]

I really like Song Zhong. His character and words made the protagonist realize his own selfishness. The fanfic written by the author is different from the fanfic I have read. Although some plots have been changed a little, the feeling of crazy criticism, and the Baili Fatty part, I didn't notice when I read other fanfics before, but now I notice that every time the writing is very close to human nature, it is really beautiful.

I see a lot of people complaining about changing the plot, but I like to read those that change the plot. I have read several fics, all with the same story line, and they are all about the same thing. With some modifications, I feel comfortable reading them. Otherwise, I basically know what happens next. It feels boring that all fics are the same, and the fics do not revolve around the protagonist. The main reason is that it is very tiring after reading too many stories that follow the same story line around the protagonist. Come on

The summary is that it is very good-looking but has some minor problems. Maybe because this is a fanfic, the character's personality is different from the original work, and the plot author also added some new settings, but it is not too weird. The advantage is that it is not overwhelming and it is fun to watch. Basically, the protagonist appears in one realm at a time. It is really awesome! In addition, the updates are not very diligent. It is possible to have two chapters in two days, or four chapters in two days. It depends on the situation.

The characters in Song Dynasty have distinct personalities, both good and evil, and there is no CP. I like it, but are you sure it is written about the male protagonist? Most of them are original characters, and the protagonist rarely appears, and sometimes he is very annoying.

It's rare to see one who doesn't join the Night's Watch. Different, five stars.

It's very interesting (♥∀♥), I like it very much. It's rare for a protagonist not to lick Lin Qiye. The protagonist is both good and evil.