The Most Evil Walker: I Spread Destruction Across All Worlds

So far, I feel pretty good. In the early days, the male protagonist was weak a few times and was protected, so he firmly believed in exploring the world and increasing his strength. After reading Chapter 49, the male protagonist came to the world of warriors who practiced blood and energy. It didn't take long for him to start developing. He also tried to use his golden fingers to help him explore the principles of blood and energy cultivation and slowly grow. The male protagonist has a relatively cold personality and is decisive in killing. If he has the ability to take revenge, he chooses to eradicate the situation. If he doesn't, he will stay for a while. He is flexible and flexible, and seems to be doing well. Currently, he is focusing on himself. Although he is involved in other people's bodies, he will not get entangled too much, and he will be content with the situation. After reading Chapter 98, I gradually lost my humanity. In order not to be discovered by the consciousness of heaven that I was an extraterrestrial devil, I was relatively stubborn in the early days and developed in a low-key manner.

It is indeed a dark novel. It is quite authentic. It has no good reviews from the heroine. It is ruthless and unscrupulous. As of Chapter 135, there are no obvious poisonous points. As far as dark novels are concerned, it is still perfect.

This book can be read with your brain, it is logically self-consistent, the writing is also very good, the plot development is very attractive, the protagonist Li Yuan is well portrayed, and there is an obvious process of mental change. There are really too few books of this quality on Tomato. I don't understand the score and why so few people read it.

It's good-looking, very good-looking. The content is somewhat borrowed from "My Becoming a God Diary" but it is much better than My Becoming a God Diary. It describes the storyline, character psychology, protagonist's motivation, and event feedback in very short words. There is no pointless plot. It is a rare masterpiece that depicts the cruelty and divinity of the protagonist from the side. Compared with "The Splendor of Netheril", the number of words is too few [crying]

It's very interesting to watch, both psychologically and physically. Watching it too much will cause physical and psychological discomfort. The first world, be a serious person The second world loses humanity The third world, neither people nor ghosts The fourth world, no longer a human being The fifth world, be a serious person

I love this quote: Do you get excited about killing ants? Do you feel guilty about killing ants? This is the real birth, but using birth to describe him is indeed a compliment, and it also fits the title. It is the best cold and ruthless villain in my opinion, because he does not need a particularly big narrative. He treats others the same way he treats food from beginning to end. This is very good, very pure, and worthy of appreciation. Unfortunately, the rating is too low now. Of course, to borrow a sentence from a certain reader, if the rating is high, it is easy to be invited to tea.

From the perspective of a bystander, the protagonist has become a new creature (0.25 Times creature). Perhaps in that ape-man world, the protagonist has lost his human identity when he first saw Roshan (race: human - → race: unnamed). Humanity's moral honor and shame are completely stripped off by the protagonist, which makes it a little uncomfortable to watch from the perspective of ordinary people. It feels like an interesting movie to watch from the perspective of a bystander. From the perspective of the protagonist, it is the normal thinking that everything in the world is for one's own use (simply put, the world is my royal family, isn't it natural for you to pay taxes to me)? Although there is no feeling of resonance or empathy, it is still an original masterpiece.

After reading some comments in the comment area, I suddenly felt a sense of enlightenment. As a heavy fan of dark literature, I have been reading novels since elementary school. I have also read non-dark novels over the years, but the protagonist is without exception, and his personality cannot be a good person. As a result, whenever I see a novel that may fit this point, I always find fault with it, either because I can't stand it or because it feels too toxic. But after reading the comments in the comment area, I found that people are really tolerant of what they like. After reading the latest chapter, I just felt that the protagonist's ability system was incomplete. The rest didn't matter to me. I didn't expect that there weren't many good reviews in the comment section. I felt like I saw a novel that didn't suit my taste.

I really like the character setting of the protagonist, a lone wolf who puts personal interests first, and is good at disguise. He is regarded as a kind savior by everyone. He also knows how to turn himself into the appearance of other people when doing evil things. It is wonderful. There is no big poisonous point, because it is still being serialized. I am looking forward to how far the map of this world will be expanded, and I am also curious about how high the power system will be. The protagonist should be able to reach the end in the current world in a short time. I feel like I can jump to a new map. I look forward to more settings from the author.

As the name suggests, the article does not sell dog meat at the expense of sheep, nor does it produce any weird pity for bread, nor does it appear the shit-feeding plot of "let xx live more usefully so let him go" in some pseudo-black profit streams, and the writing is not white. Part of the plot of Blue and White Society is a bit delayed, but the flaws are not hidden, and the chapters so far are worth watching. If you have similar book friends, can you recommend some similar books to me?