Playing Tricks on All Living Beings: I Let the Extraordinary Come

Well, well, that's the real revenge. Torture them vigorously and then kill them, unlike other novels where you can take revenge no matter what, and the result will be the same. Revenge is very satisfying in this novel, and the protagonist is not a virgin even though she is behind the scenes.

First of all, let me make a complaint. I give it four stars. The first reason is that in the later stage, werewolves, dragons, and American vampires only appeared in less than one chapter. Secondly, the situation in other countries feels like it has been frozen. The monsters are either developing steadily, or there is no movement at all. Seeing that the little ones are living a good life and are going to be destroyed, I feel very agreeable. I hope that we can see it at the same time, instead of just developing all the time. Then write well I have been honest, please let me go

As an evil god, it is too petty to have only one subordinate. Even if I can't think of a better idea, I can have a few more. Japan's repressive environment has too many people who are oppressed, such as housewives who are subjected to domestic violence, office workers who are exploited, victims of the US military stationed in Japan, fishermen who are victims of sewage discharge, and too many celebrities who are subject to unspoken rules.

It's not bad. I really like this behind-the-scenes story. I suggest that when the protagonist, the dragon, appears, put a huge sea creature, and then struggle desperately. In the end, he is dragged down by the dragon and eaten in the water. Finally, the dragon comes out.

Although there are some shortcomings, it is generally very good. The content is interesting and novel. Compared with many other stereotyped novels, the author's planning is still OK. Although the Japanese chapter is relatively long, it can be seen that the author has his own ideas. Regardless of whether the chapter is long or short, it is good to read. Keep up the good work. There are not many novels of this type this year, and the author's content ideas are very creative.

The overall sensory experience is good, and the "combat excitement" aspect is quite hearty to read. The intrigue between various forces inserted in the middle can be streamlined. After all, the impact of the revival of the myth in all aspects is the focus, not to mention the broadcast of the protagonist. Some of the introductions are written in parallel, but they are finished before they are fully developed. You can take a look.

It's rare to see this kind of myth revived now. It's worth watching. Come on.

This type of novel is rare, come on

It's not bad. I stopped updating for a while and I didn't finish it until the second year.

I don't know if it's because I came late, but there are only 1,800 students currently studying. I feel it should be at least 58,000 [shy]

It's pretty good

Very good type, good looking

It's okay, but there are some bad jokes that always appear in serious scenes.

It's just beautiful and beautiful, I like this kind of thing, especially this part in Japan

After a little visual inspection, I am quite satisfied with it. It is a book that can be used to kill time.

Anyway, I watched it, it was pretty good, but the plot is too long. Chapter 9 is over 160 chapters long and it's still in Little Japan. It's too long.

Although someone has written about this subject before, and the steps are well written and quite novel, but Japanese girls cannot be left behind. There are so many singles who cannot be given to China.

Real and objective multi-dimensional description structure is clear and super beautiful.

When did Japan become a demon nation and split into two?