From Weaving Dreams to Ascending the Form of the Old Ones

Now that I have read Chapter 20, I will tell you my feelings. At least from now on, this book is very good. The logic is clear, the balance mechanism is perfect, and it does not overwhelm the combat power. It is also satisfying enough. The protagonist does not have the heart of a saint, but he is not blindly arrogant and cautious. The relationship between survivors and hunters is also completely consistent with the situation of the battle royale. If you look carefully, you can see that although there are Sequence Extraordinaries among the survivors, there are not many Sequence Extraordinaries with fighting ability in the early stage. As for the situation of survivors grouping together. I don't think it will happen. Since we already know that there are a lot of survivors, the resources of a battle royale are simply not enough for all the survivors, and internal strife will definitely occur. The standard in this book should be that one hunter is greater than or equal to a team of survivors. As for the protagonist in the book who is not immune to physics, I think it is not that he is not immune to physics, but that he is not immune to the effects of physics, just like the wind brought up by a punch. The power of blood and energy contained in this punch can indeed be lethal if it is targeted at a soul body without physical protection. And the protagonist obviously has high attack and low defense. If you touch the protagonist first, he will die. If the protagonist touches you first, you will die. It's that simple. And if the sequence here is based on the Lord of Mystery, then the development speed will definitely not be comparable to that of the Hunter. Although you can't see anything in the first battle royale, I estimate that the gap will be obvious by the second time. Overall, I think this book is very good, but the only regret is that the survivors can run out when the circle is reduced, and it is not a fight to the death. But this is reasonable. If they really don't fight to the death, then I'm afraid the survivors will be dead within a few battle royales.

It may be a bit heavy-handed, but I can accept it. It's not a cool story, but a coming-of-age story. The protagonist slowly becomes stronger, which is good. Although the protagonist in the second copy did not kill all the masters of the same level, it is human nature. What attracts me more is the Cthulhu style, which is viewed from a detached human perspective. I hope the author adds some emotional elements. After all, this is a coming-of-age story, so that the height will be higher and more able to retain readers.

It's very interesting. The protagonist evolves towards Cthulhu. His camp is evil, ruthless and cruel. I like it. Later, the protagonist begins to form an organization or younger brother similar to the Four Hawkers.

Yes, it doesn't have to be a battle force, the protagonist makes rapid progress, it doesn't mean that the Virgin has no sympathy for human beings, and has no moral lower limit, so she just rushes and kills decisively. I can give five stars for this. The disadvantage is that it is too short.

Yes, yes, it's well written, come on, author💪💪💪💪💪💪

The male protagonist monster novel can be read

Cthulhu is biased. In the later stage, the san value may be lost, but the plot is very good. The low score is mainly due to the small number of people. In the later stage, I feel that it is expected to break 9 points.

It's very interesting. The hunters here should be more inclined to cultivate Gu, leaving only the strongest ones. The survivors should huddle together for warmth, but they can also counterattack when there are more people. It is very challenging [Like]

Great book for curious people. I have also thought about what would happen if a person had flea legs, dragonfly wings and ant muscles [face covering]

It's pretty good. He kills people very decisively. The protagonist is not human and has no love interest.