An Evil God’s Temptations? I Don’t Understand!

Good review. The only shortcoming is that the author has some issues with his time management. He wrote three months' worth of plot in three days. It's great to upgrade quickly. It's okay if I don't emphasize the time, but after emphasizing that it was completed in three days, the sense of fragmentation and dissonance is very serious. Extending it a little longer won't make it less fun, because the plot is already rich.

It looks good, but I feel like the protagonist can't understand the evil god's language, because his soul is completely different. At present, I have practiced in all three systems, which is very impressive.

I read twenty or thirty chapters, focusing on evil magic, and most of it ended up talking about martial arts.

The rating of this book shouldn't be so low. The main character is basically fun all the way through. After the monsters are cleared, a boss pops up logically and smoothly. In one hundred chapters, there is no obvious heroine who is inexplicably entangled in a woman's arms. Anyway, it's a good-looking meow, everyone comes to see meow. I feel that the plot is a bit dragging, maybe not a little. The five members of the new martial arts group are promoted to Star Lord quite quickly, but in this martial arts competition, they have been challenging the opponents across borders and surrendering for a few seconds. Otherwise, they have to make jokes with the referee to grab melon seeds. From time to time, they have to go near the formation to absorb magic power, making the martial arts referee team think that a magician has sneaked in. In the end, even if someone suspects the protagonist, he will save the day. Author, please improve! (Correct the typo)

There are no poisonous points, and there are no disgusting supporting characters, which is great. The world view setting is also very unique. The overall style is relatively cheerful➕shuangwen➕relaxed. It is not a brainless and cool novel, and there is no need to suppress the desire to advance. So far, there is no female protagonist. I hope there will be no female protagonist or a single female protagonist. This humorous style of writing is really not suitable for a harem.

At present, there is no problem with the big story line, but there are problems with some settings. The most serious one is that the timeline is too exaggerated. Dozens of chapters only count as a few days in the novel world, making the content look too crowded. Secondly, the emotional shaping is too simple. If the timeline was not so short, I think this problem would not be so prominent, but it is precisely because the timeline is too short that the character's emotions are too simplified. The rest is okay. The author is very thoughtful. I find the design of the combat power system, the protagonist's equipment, and the burying of some foreshadowings very interesting. However, if the biggest timeline problem is not solved, this book may not be able to be written at 70,000 or 800,000 words, and the associated ratings may also be stuck here. All in all, I hope this work will get better and better.

The book is good. Don't believe the bad reviews below. If you read it yourself, it will give you at least 45 stars. On Tomato, it is considered a good book and the writing is okay.

Judging from my relatively shallow experience, the article is definitely a good one (The following content contains spoilers, and the opinions are for reference only. In some places, I will forget what it is. It is all personal speculation. In some places, exaggerated techniques are used. If you have any questions, you can raise them in the comments below) First give my thoughts on other negative book reviews 1. Regarding some book reviews and the beginning of the article, I think why would someone solicit a genius? I feel that there is no benefit, and I think it is harmful to others and not beneficial to oneself. My opinion: First of all, according to the overall world view of this article, as well as some sentences, it can be proved that the importance attached to martial arts geniuses (not to mention the protagonist's evil talent) For example: When the protagonist and his group go to start the trial (it's the hammer), the owner of the Waque Pavilion is obviously far lower in strength than everyone else, but because the protagonist treats him with great respect and has a strategic martial artist plan, it shows that it attaches great importance to the cultivation of talented martial artists (just think of the country using resources to cultivate your talents) Let's argue here first… Additional: Some people think that the chapter that saves Scarlet is too unrealistic. They think that if the martial arts spirit can save Scarlet, then there will be no dead people in this world. Points of view and examples: First, you have to look at who the protagonist is: you can create martial arts aura, and as long as the magic power is enough, you can have almost unlimited aura. In the latest trial (that is, the secret realm competition), he directly used martial arts aura to fly into the sky and shocked the whole audience (please read the original description) Second: She is not dead at all. The original article clearly mentions "she is not dead yet". This is because she is in a coma due to the lack of martial arts charm. Please don't mislead others without reading the original article carefully.

Hmm, there's nothing that I find too annoying after reading Chapter 50. Yeah, the pacing can be controlled very well, and the character design feels very interesting. Who doesn't like an evil god crooking in your ear? [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]

Wow, this tree is super beautiful. The protagonist has a wide range of interests. In terms of opinions, he is the first in liberal arts, the first in martial arts, and later the first in magicians. I haven't watched the rest of it, but I think it is very good-looking. There are no unnecessary emotional lines or inexplicable vulgar plots. I highly recommend it! ! ! The setting of this protagonist is quite interesting, huh?