I Faked My Death and Eloped on My Wedding Day, So Why Are You Crying Now That the Demonic Tide Has Crossed the Border?

It's good to watch, but the mysterious life experience of the protagonist and the background of the divine blood god are not very exciting. What the Chinese pay attention to is princes, generals and prime ministers, rather than being kind. The protagonist is also a martial arts practitioner. In the first part, he was an ordinary man who was angry and splashed five steps with blood, and then the protagonist became a second-generation god. He was born to win at the starting line compared to others. Then from the setting point of view, this world is Confucianism and Taoism is powerful. The worst at practicing dancing, the main character was supposed to be. He pioneered martial arts, but the reason why he is so powerful now is because the protagonist's own physique is superior to him at the starting line, and he has also inherited some magical skills. How can I put it, the book is already very good, but the charm of the protagonist could be better and the excitement could be higher.

Not bad, not bad, so far it seems okay, but a bit short. This is one of the better articles in Tomato, keep up the good work. Too much ink is not pleasant at all

It's very well written, but the rating is definitely low, probably because the word count is too few. The plot is just right and sensational, making it very exciting to read. Although various conspiracy strategies seem a bit too simple and crude, in the world of high martial arts, this is not the focus and can be ignored.

After reading Chapter 40, I feel that I can read it. It would be better for everyone to wait until it is about 500-600 words before reading it. At present, this book is between right-brained and left-brained, with a feeling of brainlessness and rational conflict. It is really worth it. I hope I can read it again in the future.

I didn't expect to see a female video post. Why do we say this is a female video? Because the rhythm of the male video must be that the protagonist goes back to practice hard skills to strengthen himself, then raises an army to rebel, and conquers the city bit by bit, just like watching "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and finally regaining the world. It is fun to upgrade the protagonist and strengthen his power. The cool thing about this female video article is actually regret, which makes those who do things regret. The more they regret, the more their stupidity is highlighted, and the plot is promoted by constantly describing situations of regret. In fact, this is almost the same as various recent short dramas. I can give him a name. "After the Demon King was destroyed, the Daqian Dynasty regretted it and cried for forgiveness." But I get tired easily, and I'm used to watching male videos. I don't want to regret watching their plots. I just want to settle the cause and effect as soon as possible, and then go to other mysterious areas in the new map.

The protagonist is the son of God, and his father may have been the leader of the God. He either disappeared or died. The protagonist's lineage suffered a huge change. The protagonist was assigned to be protected by the slaves of the Gods, that is, the ancestors of the Wind tribe. As a result, everyone in the Wind tribe took advantage of the ancestors' absence to peel off the skin, bleed, and remove the bones of the protagonist. When the ancestors of the Wind tribe came back, they felt sorry for the dying protagonist, so they took the protagonist to find the world of immortality, hoping to save the protagonist's life, but they didn't know what happened. The ancestors of the Wind Clan were damaged, so they met a doctor named Qin in a small mountain village. The ancestors of the Wind Clan either went to restore their own cultivation, or went to the Jedi to find heavenly materials and treasures for the protagonist to restore. In short, they handed the protagonist over to Dr. Qin and his grandson. Then, in order to save his grandson who died young, Qin exchanged the protagonist's precious destiny for his own grandson, causing the protagonist to lose his reincarnation. When the protagonist encounters a huge change and recovers, this is the beginning of the plot of this book.

There was too much foreshadowing in the early stage, and many people couldn't see the fun moments, so they didn't give it a high rating. Now I see that the latest chapter has just reached the recycling introduction part. The protagonist's life experience is mysterious, his talent is high, and he is a super monster. It can be seen that the author's world view is quite big, and the "regret" plot will not be superficial. Most of the subsequent chapters should be about the protagonist's search for his life experience, revenge, and becoming stronger. So don't worry about the follow-up part not being exciting enough, I'm really looking forward to the follow-up. Bird Food is not detailed enough in some places, but this is a cool article, it is free, and the author has almost 10,000 yuan per day, so I think it is good enough. The protagonist was given a fearless character in the early stage. After knowing the enemy in the later stage, whether he will continue to maintain the character or continue to develop without a bottom line, I don't know how to deal with it. If it is not handled well, there will be a lot of bad reviews.

The protagonist has a brain, and although he is not as wise as a monster, every step he takes can be considered a good move. Especially in the part where the demon-suppressing army withdraws, there is someone who occasionally prompts the protagonist to reason, which can be regarded as thoughtful. It would be unsightly if the protagonist's step-by-step design forced the old emperor to order the withdrawal of the troops. It would be better to match the character now. More to come, love to read.

The story about a warrior who can defeat all kinds of magic with his single strength is well written, but it seems a bit uncomfortable to have a god-like identity. It should be to lead to the plot later.

This book is really very beautiful. It is rare to see an author with such writing style in Tomato. Many details are described very delicately, and it is also very literary. It has the style of those Internet articles regarded as classics. It's a pity that Tomato may be a bit restrictive. It is limited by the needs and level of readers. If you are used to eating fast food, you can't eat delicious old wine. The title or content of the book is still biased towards the direction of mindless and refreshing articles, but it is obvious that the author has something of his own. I hope that the subsequent content will be more ambitious and move towards the mainstream. I have read dozens of chapters so far and it is very attractive to me. I hope the author can continue to take this direction and move from the small white text to the broad road. I rarely write comments, so come on, author! ❤️❤️❤️ Huh? It's too fast! Why is it over?