The Age of Ending Law: Start with Blood Sacrifice and Corpse Refining on Hong Kong Island!

Liangcao is worth watching. The protagonist is an evil cultivator in the age of the end of the Dharma. He has an online IQ and can act behind the scenes without being aggressive. After hundreds of thousands of words, I failed once, but that was purely due to the opponent's magical power of cause and effect. However, the protagonist only takes risks when he has a guaranteed life-saving prop. It can be said that his IQ is on the line, so I recommend watching it. It's just that the author is too slow to update. Why can't he update hundreds of times a day?

The writing is really good now, and the plot is very reasonable. But I didn't see the harem. You've traveled through time, and there are so many beautiful women in Hong Kong. Why don't you have a harem?

It looks good and looks like it was not cleaned a few years ago.

It's a good subject matter, but it's terrible that such evil novels have female protagonists. You can just play around without saying anything, but find the heroine. It's just one more weakness. After all, you're not invincible now.

I have read more than 190 chapters so far, and I haven't found any major problems. It has never deviated from the main line. The golden finger is always used and does not seem redundant. It is a rare fun so far. Even if there is a female character or a female ghost, it still has an effect on the protagonist. The pig's feet are not led by the nose, which is great.

So far it looks very good. The character of the protagonist is an evil sect who kills decisively, but he is not the kind of psychopath who specifically depicts evil sects killing indiscriminately. The description of fighting techniques is one of the best, and the plot is currently innocuous. I hope it can be longer and add a million words

It's very beautiful. I've watched 1,000 Plus Hours of Tomatoes, and I've also seen many dark novels. I'll do whatever it takes to achieve my goal, but this novel type is the best I've ever written. It makes people's eyes light up. I love the refreshing version of Xianzun. I hope it won't be blocked. It's rare to find such a good-looking novel. Good luck to the author✊

There are few books in Tomato that have a starting point and are much better than the top recommended books.

It can definitely be rated as five stars. The protagonist has clear grievances and decisive killings. He is a complete villain. He is not a castrated hypocrite or the like. The number of words is too few and it is not enough to read.

The writing and conception are very good, and the quality has not declined even after fifty chapters. You can see the sincerity of the author. What's even more valuable is that there are very few novels of this type, which are worthy of encouragement and recommendation.

First of all, the various ghost films and zombie films of the Hong Kong variety show are well connected, and there is no apprenticeship with Uncle Nine or any other sects. Instead, from the beginning, he has to rely on himself to refine corpses, catch ghosts, and cultivate immortals from scratch. There is a system that only provides some assistance with some skills and materials. The protagonist has a plan and a goal, and he can adapt to changes and is not out of touch with the system. The leader is nothing but a waste, he kills decisively, and everything is for his own cultivation. It is a bit dark but not overpowering, and it will not cause discomfort. There are female supporting characters but they are just an adjustment. The scale is very good, and the writing is indeed very enjoyable. Those who like evil cultivators, zombie novels, dark novels, and Hong Kong variety and Hong Kong stars should not miss it.

It's well written, but if it's too high, I feel like I'll be targeted by the reviewers.

It's really good-looking, with brains and logic, and the plot is very new. The author is very thoughtful. The other supporting characters, the ghosts, don't have much feeling. The ghost mother, the protector, is really cool. I hope the ghost mother can continue to grow and be weird and powerful.

The writing is very good. I have read more than 200 chapters. There is nothing poisonous about it. There is a female protagonist but it is just a seasoning. There is no bad emotional drama. The protagonist's IQ is online. The supporting characters are also well portrayed. The logic is very smooth. It really treats the readers as human beings. You can read it with your mind at ease. The protagonist is practicing evil but not so offline that it makes people sick. To a certain extent, it is the factors of the times that make the protagonist practice evil. In another era, Duoduo is a Taoist Buddha with a firm Taoist heart. The development of combat power is very comfortable. The combat power is not high to begin with. It rises too fast and there is nothing to write about. Moreover, there are no disgusting scenes of useless gains that suppress combat power. I hope the author can stop playing up the drama of the orthodox retreat of heaven and earth. Guizong is more of a realistic religion, with a hundred flowers blooming. From a realistic point of view, there is no difference between heaven and earth and the paradise of cross religions. They are all religious circles. They are even inferior to others in terms of believers and influence. From a practical point of view, Jing Qi Shen is Taoist orthodoxy, and the concept of Reiki and Spiritual Power is a modern one. I think it is better to follow the traditional Jing Qi Shen Daluo path than some saints. I am really tired of looking at Reiki and Prehistoric times. Finally, I wish the author's literary thoughts to flourish and reach new heights [Like]

A little imperfect, but five stars! Very nice

I saw the zombies being trained, it was great, now the story has advanced to the first old movie, I am looking forward to the performance of the male protagonist.

This book is quite well written so far. The characters are full-bodied, the protagonist is decisive in killing, the plot is smoothly connected, he has his own ideas about right and wrong, and he basically doesn't kill indiscriminately. He is relatively moral among the demons and has a clear mind. I give it a five-star review. I hope the author will continue to work hard and write good stories.

The author's writing is very skillful. I have watched so many movies, some of which I know a little bit about, and it really gave me a good lesson. The protagonist is worthy of being an evil cultivator. He has strong elements of old age and acts cautiously, but he can risk his life when he should be greedy and is very good at taking advantage of human nature. I like to read it very much and will continue to read it.

Well, how can I put it, maybe watching more movies will make you feel more involved. I watch less Hong Kong movies, and sometimes I really can't feel it when I watch some clips, but it doesn't hurt. Generally speaking, it's okay. Those who like Taoist priests catching ghosts can enjoy it, and those who like evil cultivators can also watch it. (It can be seen that the author has watched Hong Kong movies a lot [laughs crookedly], and is quite young [laughs crookedly]) The plot of the whole book is compact and interlocking, with a bit of humor. The character creation is pretty good, and the IQ is online.

It's a very good book, and I've just finished reading it with more than 100 chapters left. Although there are some minor flaws, they are much smaller than the advantages. The plot is also very interesting. The protagonist is neither a eunuch nor a dog licker. It can be included in the heaven-level collection of my Heavenly Book Palace, surpassing hundreds of millions of books!

This book is a truly dark novel, real and layered. It is the best book in recent times and the only one I have reviewed.

There are currently 22 chapters, which seems to be okay, and it is rare for a novel to be complex.

I can only say that the IQ is on the line, the plot is reasonable, and it is completely enjoyable to watch. It doesn't feel like so many industrial cool articles. I just like the plot to directly borrow from classic movies. The author is easy to write and the readers are happy to read. Now there are more than a thousand chapters written about the pseudo-immortal world, which should imitate the great catastrophe in the prehistoric era, but this perspective is very novel. We can directly bring in the people behind the scenes to control the overall situation, which is very good. I hope I can write more, because I feel like it's not far from the end. Just like writing the plot of a movie before, writing more clear and small events in the story will make it more watchable. Then for character images and camps, I think we can also refer to famous battles in history, or the Romance of the Gods. Internalizing it can make it appear that your writing skills are more profound. (The above is nonsense [love])

This is a seriously underrated novel. To be honest, it is not easy to find such a book in Tomato!

The author's writing is good. I have read the latest chapter. Is there any other satisfactory novels that I have read before?

Very good Cultivation system: The Age of Ending Dharma: Refining essence to transform into Qi, refining Qi to transform into Spirit, refining Spirit to return to void, and refining void to combine with Dao. Age of Reiki: Refining Qi (simple induction and absorption of Reiki), foundation building (enhancing the ability to sense and absorb Reiki), Golden Pill (training into a Reiki organ), Nascent Soul, becoming an immortal... Correspondence: Refining ≈ Refining Qi to Golden Elixir Transforming qi into a mouthful of true energy, this realm is mainly about converting mana into true energy After refining Qi, one can be called a Qi Refiner (equivalent to becoming an immortal) Plot: More than 200 chapters of peak refining, more than 500 chapters of Qi transformation, and more than 960 chapters of Qi refining (becoming an immortal). However, this is not because of the overwhelming combat power, but mainly because of the detailed writing. Only about a year has passed since more than 500 chapters. Overall, the writing is very exciting.

Among the villains written about Uncle Jiu, the evil cultivator you wrote is the most beautiful.

There are rare cultivation novels from the 1980s and 1990s, and they are of the same era. The plot is rich and the characters are three-dimensional. The protagonist is dedicated to practicing Taoism. There is no heroine or a holy mother. It belongs to the kind of people who don't offend me and I won't offend others. Although it is not the right way, there is a bottom line for human beings. I still like it very much. I highly recommend it!

It must be a five-star review. In my eyes, this novel is rare. The others are either a mess or make-up lessons. It feels uncomfortable to read. The author looks very comfortable but is ruthless in his work.

Good book. The last time I saw a protagonist of this type, I still loved the Immortal. But the protagonist in this book is more anthropomorphic than the Immortal. He does bad things subjectively and good things objectively. I don't know if the author wrote this intentionally. The plot is also well written, looking for opportunities for breakthroughs in each world, but it is still a bit long.