Apocalypse: I Reached the Top of the First Sequence by Eating Meat

This book is really good, especially the story about Lu Bu fighting for Diao Chan and Sun Wukong. Hundreds of people gathered together in the battle, but Xue Baochai was indeed too strong. If Nuoshou hadn't used an outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six-fold strafing would have killed him. "The score" shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkey who knocked him to death with three sticks. But I am more interested in what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguo Mountain: "Young man, you are proud, don't show it in front of your brother Liang. In the end, Teletubbies came forward to solve the problem. In short, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings." The fighting scenes feel like you are there, and the character descriptions are spot on!

"... It's the age when passion, frivolity and freedom are the most important. Although he is in the end of the world, he also wants to live a more exciting life in this life. He would rather die in battle and become a warrior than succumb to being a cow and horse..." The writing is okay, the content is novel, the plot is good, and the description of the fight is passable. The male protagonist is very good at cheating and grows up very fast. Counterattacking all the way, showing off his shocking actions as a refugee, he is not like Song Jiang. He would rather bend than bend, and he would not bow his head to the people in the city, making countless cows and horses ashamed. Part of the content has been downgraded. He was seriously injured and almost died, but he still couldn't eat a bite of meat at home. In the end, he let his eldest aunt go. This part is poor. There are always scenes of narrow escape from death when fighting monsters. It may be due to the influence of Japanese comics. It is written too much and is not a highlight. Overall, it's a five-star review and I hope to keep up the good work.

To be honest, it's really good to read. It's not bad at all, but the rating is low. A rating of 9.2 Or above is reasonable for this book. It's really fun to fight! , There is no pressure on the realm, just one word for the enemy, absolutely ~ The description of human nature is very awesome, everyone must not miss it, 😘😘😘 It was really good in the early stage, but it just stretched my hips in the back, 😅😅 so I won't leave a negative review maliciously! (Personal opinion)

It was good in the early stages, with an apocalyptic feel, but as it progressed, it became more about family and country, but it was acceptable. Until the introduction of various legendary characters, it deviated from the reason why I read this book, and my interest was greatly reduced. But overall, the writing style and specific details are good, and the emotions are also well described, so I give it 4 stars.

I have read a lot of apocalyptic books, and this one is really good! The subject matter seems quite new, at least I haven't seen this before. And although the introduction is slow, it looks very exciting. The protagonist has been growing up, and the process of growth is what I expected to emerge. The subsequent plot is something I did not expect. When I see it now, I just want to shout: The author will update it quickly! I'm hungry!!!

I hope it's not a bad ending. The 7:0 rating is really low. Maybe the plot hasn't been extended to about 230 chapters now. The story line is quite long, the plot is well controlled, and the details are handled very well. There are just too few readers. Although there are some flaws in some places, it does not affect the viewing experience. Great support from the author, I think it's worth recommending to everyone.

This book is very slow! It's not the kind of book that breaks through in one fell swoop and then quickly reaches the top level. [Note] The plot and fights are good, and the details are also good. It's not the kind of book where the male protagonist is instantly popular. It also depicts a world where a low-level person can make his own way (although there is a system). It can be given five stars!

Five Stars will keep up the good work, but I think that since the protagonist can activate the Five Elements, he should follow up on the reincarnation of the Five Elements and the endless transformation of Yin and Yang. This is not a group portrait article, and it can have some unnatural actions. Even if the world view is grand enough later, the Five Elements will successfully transform into Yin and Yang. I don't recommend that anything will happen. It's good to have space powers, time powers, and martial arts. However, the five elements transform into yin and yang, as well as the self-created archery identity of gold, wind, thunder, fire, poison, etc. It is best to have something created by the yin and yang series. Anyway, if you look at it, it can show the tragedy of the end of the world, and it is enough for the protagonist to be arbitrary for eternity.

I've read a lot of apocalyptic novels, and I've also read a lot of enjoyable novels. I'm most afraid of becoming invincible too quickly. This book is also enjoyable, but it's not mindless. It feels like the previous apocalyptic novels, and the pace isn't particularly fast. I'm halfway through it, and it's surprisingly good.

This work shows extremely high literary quality in the control of ancient martial arts themes. The author's writing style is delicate, and he is good at describing the desolation of the rivers and lakes and the aloofness of the knights through the description of the environment. There is a strong classical charm flowing in the words. The description of moves is not cliche, but integrates martial arts philosophy into the artistic conception, so that when reading the fighting scenes, readers can not only feel the collision of power, but also appreciate the depth of "Tao". The overall atmosphere is successfully created, making people feel like they are in the martial arts world of pleasure and hatred, which is very immersive.