I Rule Supreme in a Western Fantasy World

Not bad, the writing is really good. Taking pictures on Tomato is a bit of an understatement. The audience may be a little small but it is good to watch. The writing is quite solid, I quite like it. The world view is also well integrated, giving me a somewhat similar overall impression to when I watched Bone King. I've read 70 chapters so far. The introduction is bland but I think it's still quite interesting. The only thing I am worried about is the later development. The level of strength is already here. I am worried that there will be nothing to write in the future. All in all, it is a good stock with potential, and I look forward to more. One sentence sums up Slow Heat. Personally, I feel that the most appropriate way to read is to read a whole chapter at a time like a physical book. Later, it gradually shifted from individuals to group portraits, and the characters it introduced took a while to portray, so the reading experience was not so unified. On a daily basis, there is not so much fighting and killing. It is not recommended for those who are impatient, but it may be more to their liking for those who often watch Sunlight. Although the protagonist is full of thoughts about cultivating immortality, he is interesting and has no problem with his character. Counting some reading thresholds, overall it will go up to 8.4. If you have a little god, you can go up to 9. Because the subject matter is to my liking, I will give it an extra 0.1. (Representing only personal views, if you have other opinions, please comment and communicate in a friendly manner)

Treasure novel, very enjoyable to read. It was quite uncomfortable to read a Harry fan CS book called Shura Field where the main character kept cutting and getting messy. When I read this book again, I felt like I was putting on my first pair of underwear in the new year.

It's a pretty good western fantasy novel. The main plot of the protagonist is interesting and not boring. Unfortunately, there are too many depictions of brave men and armies. It's a bit annoying after reading too much. I hope it can be improved in the future. The academy chapter feels like it was written by a different person. It seems to be a male channel in the front, but the female channel in the back is a bit heavy, with love, love, flirting, it's almost unparalleled, and still pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger to let a woman who likes me defend herself, it's too poisonous, I can't stand it [face covering]

So far, it's very comfortable to watch, and I'm as naked as possible. Keep it up. It's hard to comment on the rest of the book. The writing is not very good to begin with, and the content is so cliche and uninnovative that I don't even want to turn the page after looking at the title.

It's very good, relaxed and relaxed, but at the end of the 100th chapter, part of it is the traditional plot of the son-in-law pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. Emmm, I'm used to seeing people who show their strength, so I don't like it a bit, but the rest is very interesting [like], so I give full marks to the author!

It's okay in Tomato. The author can be said to be familiar with all kinds of routines, so it's more fun to counteract the routines. Many places that can easily become poisonous points are considered clean in the online literature world after being countered by the author. For example, the parents of the protagonist's partner think that the protagonist is average in strength. But if his daughter likes him and wants the protagonist to marry him, usually the author will deal with the plot of Jackie Chan. However, the protagonist did not do this. Realizing that the heroine's parents did not know his strength, he directly asked his parents to test. After explaining the situation, the protagonist's parents let them make their own arrangements. Look, this is the thinking logic of normal people. If you have strength and the other party doesn't know, just show it and explain (òωó)👍

It has a traditional Western fantasy background and the main character is cultivating immortality. The three views are very upright, unlike many brainless novels that call killing innocent people decisive. There are no shortcomings except that the protagonist is surrounded by female characters.

One of the best western fantasy movies I have seen recently, and also the best one I have seen between western fantasy and cultivating immortality (the logic is reasonable, the plot is not dragging, and it is not like others where it has been practicing Qi and building the foundation for hundreds of chapters without changing [face covering] [face covering] [face covering])

This episode is amazing, I can only say it's fun (◍＞◡＜◍), but it doesn't read very smoothly, with very little moisture. Qianli Man has it but Mamba doesn't, just like every mature ditch will attract its own Chengdu Superman. Let the author burn and let Mamba fall [shy]

It's a good novel. The protagonist is equivalent to creating his own cultivation system, and the plot description is also very good. The only question at the moment is why he didn't show his strength directly but kept silent when Elena questioned her strength. It has been clearly stated that the protagonist has reached the lofty strength of the Great Magister, so why not show it.