Prehistoric Outcast: Slaying Gods with Guns and Cannons

In "Prehistoric Wasted Man: I Use Guns to Kill Immortals", the collision between modern guns and ancient magic is the most poignant point. Chen Yan traveled through prehistory with modern technology. When faced with the superior gods, he did not grovel, but used guns and cannons to tear apart the hypocritical veil of the immortals. The struggle of Hongruo City and the awakening of Tingzhen, each character is full of fireworks. Zhao Laoshuan's stubbornness and Senior Sister Su's tenacity make this resistance not only passionate, but also full of human feelings. When the bullet penetrates the Gangqi, what you read is the feeling of pleasure, and what you taste is the bones of mortals who refuse to admit defeat.

The writing of this book is quite advanced. From the first chapter to the tenth chapter, the content description has surpassed any fantasy novel I have read before. However, the male protagonist is a bit too weak. The whole drama relies on the support of the female protagonist. I wonder if the male protagonist can open up more in the future? I just read two more chapters, and I really feel that the suspense behind it is getting deeper and deeper, and there are too many foreshadowings. Can't take care of it at all. [Laughs][laughs][laughs][laughs], highly recommended, highly recommended.

This is the first time I read this kind of story about the confrontation between immortals and mortals. After reading Chapter 18, I felt heartbroken and passionate! The battle in Zishi's mine was too fierce. Old Zhang blocked the sword, and Xiao Li hugged the enemy and exploded together. The way mortals risked their lives was more poignant than the spells of immortal cultivators. Chen Yanhong penetrated the monk with her eyes open, but shed tears over the corpse of the miner. She was not a cold leader, which was very real. Fortunately, the old branch of the shadow organization suddenly appeared, breaking the depression of the tragic victory like Daoguang. The monks who ran away at the end, the unknown reinforcements, and Chen Yan's concern for Su Qingyue made me couldn't help but think: Can they defend the mine in the next chapter?

This novel describes the irreconcilable conflicts between prehistoric human awakeners, immortal cultivators, and mortals in multiple dimensions. It goes beyond the previous themes of immortal cultivation and science fiction. After reading the first four chapters, many hooks have been laid. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is a suspense novel. It is a good book worth recommending. I look forward to updating it every day... I have been following "Prehistoric Waste Man: I Killed the Immortals with Guns" for a week, and the more I read, the more I enjoy it. What struck me the most was that it didn't make "immortal" out of reach, nor did it make "mundane" as humble as mud. Chen Yan's gun is not invincible, and the red-robed woman's sword can also curl its edge. Even the purple-robed fairy hesitates - this is real. When the immortals use "the way of heaven" to suppress people, mortals pick up stones to resist; when the gods say "you are not worthy", Chen Yan picks up a gun to resist. Every chapter talks about "dissatisfaction", but it is not a brainless toughness, it is a struggle with blood and tears, and it is the warmth of ordinary people helping each other in desperate situations. This kind of exciting and weighty story is really worth watching!

The connection between modern firearms and cultivation immediately aroused the desire to read this book. The courage and wisdom of the protagonist Chen Yan are clearly portrayed on the road to cultivation.