Myriad Worlds: A Nine-Colored Deer Volunteers to Sacrifice Itself from the Start

Very good. The World Honored One does not care. The World Honored One loves the world. The Holy Son does not care. The Holy Son wants to be a carpenter's son after getting rid of his mission. Everyone does not care because the Holy Son Jinghong only wants to be himself.

The idea of starting this book is still okay, but his positioning may be unbearable to some netizens. In the first two stories, the protagonist's positioning is too small and he is led by the nose. , Is a bit like a traditional puppet novel. Although it picks up later (not completely, but half-up), it will definitely drive away certain people at the beginning. And because the start is too strong, the third story becomes popular instantly. The story is not as good as the first two. I feel that the inspiration is a bit exhausted, and it feels a little bit less powerful. Starting from the third story, the protagonist starts practicing again and gives up the previous achievements. At present, there are some advantages, but the shortcomings are also very prominent. I still hope the author can work hard and continue writing! Come on, 😘😘😘😘

What's interesting is that the protagonist starts out so miserable. If I weren't him, I wouldn't be able to think that way. In fact, I think the protagonist could commit suicide from the very beginning. His self-awareness or self-knowledge is just that little bit, and the rest is all pinched by two opportunistic people. Also, the Nine-Colored Deer is truly a bodhisattva, so much a bodhisattva, and so kind to the protagonist. Better than those two inside him, I'd love to see him resurrected in the future. The two people who stopped were so beastly. At first, they asked the protagonist to kill the Nine-Colored Deer, but he was busy doing it. The second time, he was asked to replace the Holy Son, and the protagonist also did it. In the end, he was made to suffer by them, and he almost lost himself. Doesn't Jesus even believe that Mary is still the same Mary after the resurrection? The Blood Demon Ancestor died as soon as he died, and then he was saved and resurrected later. Will the protagonist still be the protagonist after the resurrection? These two are too beastly, old fox. It's undeniable, it's really well written. This is golden finger. There is no reason, it's all about using you. As for how you can become stronger, it depends on your own ability and wisdom.

It's a very good book. Although it seems a bit nonsensical, it contains a lot of thinking about the author's own ideas. I hope that the following stories can continue to be the same.

Tomatoes are really getting better and better! I actually felt the charm of the starting point next door

Three fun people, the protagonist is really miserable at the beginning. A mortal man is sandwiched in the middle of the Supreme, and his function is to maintain the door. No one will be nice to you for no reason, and the changes in the attitude of the two fun gods towards the male protagonist are also quite subtle. Fortunately, there are Jiuselu and the real Buddha of the World to help, otherwise the male protagonist may have been played and lost his true spirit.

I'm a bitch, this book is really well written. It's been on my bookshelf for a long time. When I was cleaning out the bookshelf, I saw this name and was attracted to it. Then I read it. It's really good. It's written by the author😋 It can be seen from the novel that the author has an understanding of the mythological system, and it can be seen that he has put real effort into it. In the first three chapters, the protagonist's previous life was Sakyamuni, and later he became the grandson of God 😏 and then traveled to the Westward Journey and became the Emperor of Heaven 😏

The setting and imagination of this book are very good, especially the world view. It incorporates various elements and takes a rough look. The various elements are integrated very well and the imagination is very big. Not the ordinary kind of cultivator. Very nice to look at.

The title of the book is quite discouraging, but the writing is quite good. It was a lot of fun to make trouble in the mythical world. The only thing that is a bit strange is that the mentality of the protagonist in the third world has changed a bit, but overall it is reasonable.

Jiuselu and Jesus are both good. They have an understanding of religion and use their power to achieve their goals. They are considered intelligent and new. Is the author considering the dark fairy tale world?