Slay the Gods: A Peking Opera Cat from the Start, Ruling the Four Corners of the World

The writing is pretty good. The protagonist is a real man (body/mind) with a female form. This varies from person to person. I think it is still acceptable. Currently, I see many literary subjects with various feminizations, which is quite puzzling. Then there are the various abilities that are very complicated, which is quite separate from the world view of God-Slaying, which is basically one person with one ability, but after all, it mainly depends on the author's imagination. The important characters who have appeared so far, except for Qiye, who is a bit OOC, have performed well. The author continues to work hard [send heartfelt] Another advantage of the article is that it will be embellished with poems that fit the plot of the scene. This also echoes the IP of Peking Opera Cat. When I was a kid, I loved the Peking Opera Cat anime. It was quite a pity when it was discontinued. I wonder if the author will have any extra stories about another world [Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]

Nice. It is worth mentioning that I came here from the last book [Chigua]. The previous book originally had a female protagonist but was later changed to have no female protagonist. The author vowed to make everyone famous, but the book is gone (. Then there is this book. There was still no female protagonist at the beginning, but later it became a male protagonist. Currently, I personally feel that it is seven to one protagonist and zero (emphasis on personal feelings). There are original ones at the beginning, but the Night Watch teams from other places are still very nice! Because it is linked to the Peking Opera Cat, it has more elements of Chinese style, and the skill names basically come from poems. Love to watch!

It's good to watch, but I hope it's 1vs1, don't have too many male protagonists, don't have all the characters, I really can't watch it, it makes me feel like I'm watching a scumbag, it's like betraying love

Give it five stars, I want to see the protagonist and Lin Qiye getting along sweetly, I want to cp! ! ! Satisfy me, don't make me kneel down and beg you (ღ♡‿♡ღ)

Generally speaking, the plot as written so far is quite good. The author's description of the two male protagonists feels that the CP is 071. And maybe because the author often behaves that way, he writes a lot of that kind of sentences. Generally speaking, the plots written now are quite good, including both my own plots and original plots. And the author looks very funny. His mental state is the same as mine, not particularly normal, so the writing style actually has a little bit of humor (´｡･v･｡｀) It's okay, it's okay. I hope the author doesn't be honest with me.

The book written in large letters is super nice. The person Xiaozhou joined at the beginning was not the night watchman of Cangnan. This setting really made me feel very novel. The writing style is smooth, and ancient poems are quoted. Even if it is a copy of such a large paragraph (it may not be), it really makes the book look antique. Even the names of the techniques are very charming, and everything is regrettable (I want to ask if I have forgotten Lao Zhao). The atmosphere in the review is also good, there is nothing I hate... Overall, the book has good content, good writing, and a good atmosphere. I like it very much❤️❤️😘

So far, good looking! A fanfic of Peking Opera Cat and God of Killing, the background of God of Killing plus Peking Opera Cat and other stacked buffs (currently I have seen Vulcan Zhurong). The integration is pretty good, but I still don't know who his CP is yet.

I picked up this book from the previous one. Both books are very good. Key point: The author finally writes about two male protagonists! !

It's not bad, but Qiye's scenes are a bit small. I don't really see the feeling of teaming up with Qiye for CP. It's not too sweet.

Nice! ! ! It's just about whether the author can do it all. I feel like Yizhou and everyone are enjoying it.