You Dare Bully Me? I'll Take Three of You Down with Me, and It'll Be Worth It

This is the first book among so many novels of this type that I have read in which the law enforcer does not rely on the sixth sense to forcibly suspect the protagonist. Based on this point, I give it a five-star rating [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration]

Not bad, very cool, worth watching I think the protagonist can then kill a villain, then disguise himself as him, and then find a new target through this person's social circle, release the video of the trial he is currently pretending to be, kill the new target, and then disguise himself as the new target.

Nice. Some of the judgment articles I have read before have already entered the dark room. This one has some flaws, but it is better to be alive, as long as you are alive. But the advantage is that it breaks away from the traditional framework of trial writing, and I like this kind of plot that is not too big or too small, just right. Because I don't really like group portraits, purely behind the scenes, so this book is good for me. The previous ones were too focused on barrages and other people. It's refreshing to see the protagonist appear holy in front of others.

The book is okay, the logic is reasonable, the protagonist has cheats but is still cautious and careful, there is nothing poisonous so far, I look forward to the future 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

This book is what this era and this land need most. It has super correct values.

I like this theme [Like] After reading more than 100 chapters, I skipped and read. It felt a bit too depressing. The author's writing style could be better if it were strengthened [Note] If you have the ability, you can bring it to reality for the gods on earth. I will give you five stars + [laughing evilly]

If you rate the article according to the top, middle and bottom, this article can be rated as medium; there are some minor problems, but the overall (coolness/combat power/logic/writing style) can still be read. Wen has two stages; before obtaining the Kingdom of God and after obtaining the Kingdom of God. The question before obtaining the Kingdom of God is 1) There are a lot of truths Probably to ensure the correctness of the protagonist himself, but the overall idea is not the same anyway; seeing a corrupt official -> angry, mentally reprimanding how can this be done like this, how -> kill I personally don't think there is any need to spend time on this. Readers know that this is a bad person. The protagonist just needs to kill the opponent cleanly. The praise/psychological activities can be left to the people afterwards. So among the cool articles, I particularly like the one "A New Realm Every Day". The protagonist in it really doesn't talk nonsense and just punches the air when they meet. It's super comfortable to read. 2) So-so style I'm not sure if it's because the writing in Danxin is too bloody and harmonious, but anyway, if you kill someone, you'll twist your neck... Maybe it's because the writing is a bit young and I'm getting older, but I feel like the main character is a middle-schooler (eyes closed) 3) A bit overwhelming I understand that the suppression of combat power is an opportunity for the protagonist to abandon his identity later in the story, but it is still somewhat unsmooth, just like taking a poop, so a few pills that make you not poop smoothly will definitely affect the perception; such as the distance limit of the clone ability; the timing of changing ability acquisition (in the past, the protagonist had to dress up and cover his face in order to deceive others); simple combat (twisting the neck); many skills but difficult to upgrade. After getting the Kingdom of God, there are more skills at this stage, the level has also increased, the values ​​​​are also higher, and the battle has telekinesis. Apart from the secondary speech, the look and feel is much better. Anyway, in summary, although there are some minor problems, I can still watch it to pass the time (you should learn to filter it after watching Pomodoro)

I have only read the first ten chapters. I give five stars not to the novel, but to the various comments in the novel, which made me see the diversity of living things. It is so classic [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

So far, it's quite enjoyable to watch, there's nothing toxic about it, and it's basically within the set logical framework. It is a very good and refreshing article in Tomato, and it is a good choice to fill the gap in the book shortage. But I don't know if this theme can make it to the end.

The writing is very good, I hope the author can stick to it, and at the same time, he must keep a good grasp of the scale. I have read several similar books before, and they are all very good, but they can easily cause trouble. They are halfway through, but I hope the author can stick to it. Who else do you look down on? That's it for a day.