Primordial Demon Lord: Even Fairies Must Kneel Before Me

It's really fun without any brains. It's written all the jokes I want to see most, and there's nothing particularly toxic about it. In other novels, the protagonist is very strong, and is played by others, and then forcefully explains that the protagonist has the capital to make a comeback at any time. This one is different, it's not that complicated, it's the protagonist's obsession with the past (actually it's not that complicated, it allows you to live for two seconds before dying)

It's a cool novel by Xiaobai, but it's really cool. Some of the plots are a bit draggy, but it's really cool. It has both shortcomings and advantages. I'm quite happy to read it. Anyway, it would be better if the author wrote less figurines when writing about revenge. I've caught up to the latest, the figures are well written by the author [laughing evilly]

It's so beautiful. Friends who like Akaishi come and see it.

Let me give you a good review first. After reading so many articles that I regret reading, this is the first one where the villain has a reasonable reason to abuse the protagonist, and it is also the most reasonable one for cheating. Maybe I haven't seen the poisonous points yet, but after reading this, I really like it.

I think the biggest feature of this book is that it is not deep in thought and has a small structure. Of course, Shuangwen does not require profound thoughts or a larger structure, but the thoughts and structure of this book are a bit too simple. Take an obvious description in this book as an example. Whenever you encounter a large number of people, you will be slandered by others. Whenever you meet someone for the first time, you will be looked down upon by others. You always have to preset an unreasonable situation of suffering injustice for yourself. This is not a big deal. The characters in the book all judge people by their status. Even if they still judge people by their status when they see the difference in strength, it should be noted that status is just an appearance. Only when people have corresponding abilities and make corresponding contributions will society give them status. Each character's thoughts are so simple, which reflects the simplicity of this book's thoughts. The ideas, patterns, and intentions are untenable. This cannot be said to be a poisonous point, but it contrasts with the complex situations readers encounter in reality, making the book untenable. In layman's terms, it is illogical. Generally speaking, not all people in reality are completely pursuing fame and fortune, and a person's behavior must be based on the meaning he thinks. Most people's pursuit of fame and fortune is just a means, not an end. It serves a deeper meaning. It is recommended that the author should not be so stereotyped when describing the characters. The high-level people in the book should be driven by meaning beyond themselves, so that they can talk about the struggle of positions. The middle-level people can be driven by fame and fortune, but they need to explain the ins and outs clearly. The low-level people can be like most of the characters described in the book, but not too many. The above arguments are only my personal views, please forgive me if any offense is caused. The subject matter is good, but I feel sorry for the ideological poverty of the book.

I think it's quite interesting. This book actually doesn't have many poisonous points, and it kills decisively. Unlike some books, it takes dozens of chapters to kill someone without killing them. Maybe some people don't like reading it, but I think it's still pretty good.

It's okay and pretty good to watch. The summary is, time travel, because of innocence, and then was imprisoned, and then practiced magic attack, and then came out of prison, and then met those who had helped insulted him, and then the protagonist suppressed it, it was like this before, and then he met that woman and became the protagonist. Wu Que Dao Xin, looking at this situation, it is estimated that the protagonist can kill this woman in the finale, but of course he may not be able to kill her, and finally gets married. Compared to the protagonist, he still likes this woman a little bit, tsk tsk tsk, a bit like a female video, but overall it is okay although a bit poisonous. It's not particularly satisfying to feel refreshed, and it's not particularly frustrating to feel depressed. The last thing I want to say is that as a time traveler, you deserve to be manipulated by others. As a time traveler, you don't know where your brain is after reading so many novels.

Good! Very good! I read that some book reviews said it looked like a female channel? Where does it look like? Especially the part about escaping from prison and going to exterminate the family. The former master threatened him with files that could prove his innocence. The protagonist pretended to be panicked and cooperated for a while. Finally, he pressed his head and looked at the corpses on the ground and said, "Brother! I am exterminating the family! Do you think you are playing house?" The writing is great, with a nonsensical + Heath Ledger clown style. Later, the fairy, the younger brother (the royal family) and the civilians in the city are forced to choose one, and the fairy's heart is broken by directly doing it. The writing feels like a chainsaw. The author is really talented.

It was average at first, but the part where the male protagonist dealt with the princess's clone was written very well by the author. It wasn't a bluff, or the kind of story where you might misunderstand that I have a clear conscience and only knows how to kill, kill, kill, but cleverly used tricks to break the princess's flawless Taoist heart and tarnish her reputation without going on a killing spree. It was nothing like other kill-kill-revenge novels. But almost all the decent geniuses that appear now are women. I'm really afraid that the protagonist will have a harem [awkward laugh]

The plots where the protagonist resorts to tricks and strategies are very well written, and it feels very satisfying to take revenge. It makes the superior immortals fall into the quagmire and shatter their divinity. Other male protagonists' revenge is to kill with one knife, making the enemy die too happily, but it is not pleasant. This is a good review. The only shortcoming is that it is too slow and too delicate. The protagonist has already got what he wants, and a copy has been released. Six chapters have been updated, and we are still talking about it. I can try to optimize the details of the plot in the future.