Slay the Gods: The Cool, Aloof Beauty Becomes Everyone’s Favorite

This is probably the most miserable protagonist of a God-Decapitating fanfic I have ever seen. When I saw it later, I suddenly thought of Daai Xianzun, but it is a pity that he has 500 years of experience in his previous life as a basis... Regarding the love line, I was optimistic about the fish at first, but after few interactions, I stopped paying much attention. I was optimistic about Brother La from the back, but the knife he stabbed at the protagonist's neck really disappointed me. 071 Here, there wasn't much interaction, but from the moment Jialan appeared on the scene, I just regarded him as a passerby. Zhou Ping is pretty good, but after all, I read the story from the perspective of the protagonist, so I didn't pay much attention to him when the protagonist was disappointed. The only one left is Wang Mian, so I won't continue to torture him. Is he giving up or betraying... [Crying] [crying] [crying]

The protagonist Yan Jiuan is sensitive and suspicious due to his childhood experience. He is the reincarnation of Jehovah. His emotional line is so complicated that I was stunned for a while while watching it. The only two people Yan Jiu'an had a crush on before he regained his memory were Zhou Ping and Shen Qingzhu, and then he was hurt by them and became disheartened. He felt that Jiu An's heartbeat was worthless. Zhou Ping was okay, but it was because Zhou Ping chose Da Xia that he was heartbroken. I can understand this, and I'm not very angry. But the relationship with Shen Qingzhu left me speechless. I don't know how to evaluate it. Jiu An was really hurt by Shen Qingzhu when he believed in him. After recovering his memory, Yan Jiu An downplayed the heartache suffered by Shen Qingzhu and had sex with him again (166 Chapter), this makes me feel that Jiu An's heartbeat is really worthless. Just to fight for Jiu An's injustice, the main palace might as well not change it as Lin Qiye at the beginning. The extra story and introduction of Lin Qiye are exactly the same. If the main palace is no longer Lin Qiye, the introduction should be changed to avoid misunderstanding. (When we first met, we were outside the Nine Heavens, walking in a car, strolling in the courtyard, and leisurely. When we met again, we were in the nine-turn corridor, safe and sound, the moon was full on the west tower, and the flowers were blooming.) In fact, the subject matter of this fanfic is quite novel, but there is a lot of abuse, and most of the abuse is about Yan Jiu'an. I think the best ending is that Yan Jiu'an sacrifices himself and walks on the same path as Jehovah, so that everyone will remember this alien god. The ending was so unexpected that it was an extra story.

The whole novel is so depressing, I feel like my heart is about to burst. The writing style is really good, and many of them refer to the original work, but to be honest, I don't understand An An's character very well after reading it. I even felt that those CPs, including Zhou Ping, were not worthy of standing with him. The sense of pull between divine behavior and human nature made me feel that there was a sense of alienation between An An and them, especially those who had CPs in the past. In short, I felt that they all felt sorry for An An, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, damn it! Author, are your illness also very uncomfortable? So are you and An An the same, suffering all the time? I seem to feel your cries and pain, and my strong desire to escape from the sea of ​​suffering. At the same time, I hope that you and An An will get better, be healthy and happy, and bless you. This is the first time I have written a long review on Tomato in so many years. Please bear with me if there are any nonsense.

It's a bit sadistic, and I see that I don't have a very good feeling for Lin Qiye now, but the author is very good at writing, and the portrayal of each character is very good, especially Wang Mian Zhouping, which impressed me deeply. I like the protagonist very much, but the protagonist may be a little humble deep down. I don't know if this is the case. Anyway, I just hope that Jiuan can love himself more and feel that he is the best. I hope Jiuan's ending is good. I really like this protagonist. The interaction between him and Wang Mian Zhouping is so sweet. I look forward to the future development.

The protagonist, Yan Jiuan, is heart-wrenching. I suspect that the author has a background in writing BE articles. For those with low tear point, I suggest you don't read it, it's a waste of time. Suddenly I don't care about the process, as long as the ending is HE without any regrets.

I have finished reading it and now I will come back and tell you my thoughts. If you don't like it personally, don't read it. In fact, I think Yan Jiuan is dead. In fact, I feel that he is gone by the river, but it is not physical but mental. As mentioned before, there is a consciousness fighting for control of his body because he didn't agree at that time and even wanted to die together before letting him give up. What if it is now? I feel like death in Jiangbian Will he still compete with that consciousness when he is gray, and he seems to have changed after the riverside, and he didn't say a word for a few days after that. I feel that it is more like getting familiar with the body and sorting out memories than being autistic. And I don't think Shen Qingzhu followed him. Even if he didn't know that Shen Qingzhu was following him, there would be Jinxu fluctuations when using Qi Min. He was so gray in his heart that it was impossible for God to use Jinxu on himself. I still don't know. So I think Yan Jiu'an was not saved by Shen Qingzhu's mother disguised as Qi Min. He gave up his resistance and was saved by Ai Hehua. Later, wasn't there a time when the future Shen Qingzhu came to him? He didn't understand why he would give blessings to Shen Qingzhu, but what if he was not Yan Jiu'an in the future? He was Ai Hehua, and the future Shen Qingzhu said that his life and death would disappear. I don't think Yan Jiu'an would be like this, but Ai Hehua would. Also, it is not very accurate to say that he was dead by the river. He should have given up resistance and merged with Ai Hehua, so later he is also like Yan Jiuan, but he is Ai Hehua. Later, it may be because Ai Hehua has Yan Jiu'an's memories and emotions, and the West does not particularly care about that kind of thing, so he later accepted Shen Qingzhu when he had Yu Wang. If it were Yan Jiu'an, he would not accept it, but he only has Ai Hehua with Yan Jiu'an's memory. Ai Hehua is compassionate and willing to forgive them. To sum up what I want to say in one sentence, Yan Jiuan was mentally dead by the river.

It's well written, but I suggest you don't read it. I can't stand it after reading Chapter 19. It feels a bit sadistic, but if you don't, you can read it. The author's writing is quite good.

[Almost crying] His name is Jiu'an, but he doesn't have Jiu'an

Sister Zhan's description of emotions is particularly delicate. She is one of the few books that really made me cry. Xiaoyan didn't get the preference she wanted after opening her heart to someone. My heart aches especially. She is such a good child, but if she is paranoid, she will be paranoid, if she is crazy, she will be crazy, and if she takes advantage of her, she will take advantage of her. Not all people have these bad qualities. He is not even an official, but he is covered in injuries because of emotions that should not have been restrained. It really hurts my heart. Every time I describe Xiaoyan's heart, it always makes my heart ache. Sister Zhan, you are worthy of being a medical student. You can perform the operation quickly😭😭😭😭😭

It's so beautiful, it's the most brutal among all the God-killing novels I've read.