I Took the Evil God's Throne from the Start, and Now I Tear Geniuses Apart

I originally planned to post a comment later, but what should I say, after taking a look at the comment and the author's self-reported gender as ♀, I suddenly wanted to comment. It's not for anything else. I mean, what, just, in short... Look at the legs [laughter] @W Cough, look at the legs? [Sinister smile]

After reading the book next door called "Decisive Killing" with a rating of 9.2, I thought this book was great. After reading that book for two hours, the protagonist didn't kill anyone and yet he was labeled "Decisive Killing" [face covering]. Although this book is still a bit not very enjoyable, it is much better than that one.

It's very beautiful. After reading this book, I feel like the wrinkles in my brain have been smoothed out. I feel very close to God, but far away from human beings [Star][Star]

I have read more than 90 chapters so far, and overall it's pretty good. It's fun to kill all the way. Personally, I think the part that's a little bit toxic is Chapter 50 and the two principal sisters, because essentially it's two girls fighting for one boy, and it took a chapter or two to describe it. It seems a bit clumsy to appear in this kind of decisive and refreshing plot, because it's so exciting to watch. Most of these are about watching the protagonist torture the enemy to become stronger and have fun all the way through. Most of these are also non-CP novels. This kind of appearance is very afraid of giving the protagonist a woman. I am afraid that on the surface there is no heroine but the protagonist has a harem, so it is a bit stressful. However, the author's writing is still good. It does not overwhelm the combat power and the battle is very enjoyable. The author gives you a lot of support [Sending Hearts]

I think it's very interesting. The revenge is avenged on the spot. It doesn't drag out at all, and it doesn't want to push the realm as hard as other novels. It reaches the fifth realm at the beginning (no malice). This is one of the most enjoyable novels I have read (not dragging).

I don't know why there are so few people. After reading the previous chapters, the protagonist is really strong. He doesn't push his level, and he levels up super fast. He always beats the opponent violently when he murmurs. The protagonist also feels a bit crazy, retributive, and ruthless. But I like it very much. It feels so awesome. I don't know what the follow-up will be. Jie Jie Jie Jie. By the way, is there a female protagonist? In fact, I still prefer the one without a female protagonist. If there is a female protagonist, I won't watch it. But I will keep this four-star rating.

This is a good review template. Because I am too lazy to write good reviews for every book, I specially wrote this template. No matter what I buy, I will copy and paste this paragraph to make up the number of words.

Guess why there are so few people and the plot is good, but a martial arts test drags on for so long and there are so many things?

The first few chapters are actually quite enjoyable, but the descriptions are a bit lacking. I can see signs of improvement later on, so I can still follow them [Thinking] Please give me more chapters.

·There are no problems except that there are a little too many villains in the sauce. ·The protagonist is invincible all the way, usually across two levels, and I haven't seen anything about it. The gap increases exponentially later, and it is difficult to cross levels and suppress the combat power. ·The author has a lot of memes, but unfortunately not many people read them (it's a pity that the interesting memes don't have interesting comments) ·The part about resurrecting tens of thousands of souls made me feel that the protagonist was much more comfortable than other protagonists who could only vent their anger on their enemies after their relatives and friends died. It was a pity that Xu Yin's grandmother was not resurrected later (maybe it was the character setting written by the author → the protagonist was too lazy to resurrect). However, in that part, the protagonist tortured and killed the young man who persecuted Xu Yin's grandmother and killed all the passers-by who were helping her. ·When the protagonist defeats the villain, there is no yelling from the villain, only the constant begging for mercy, the protagonist's extremely bad mouth, and the endless torture of the villain (it's really uncomfortable to watch the enemy die. Isn't this just to free others?) ·I forgot the rest. Hey, I almost forgot it after reading it. Overall, it's not worth adding to the bookshelf. [Learned][Learned] @W