The Embroidered Guard Yama: Killing Till the Empress Begs for Mercy

This book is really good, especially the description of Lu Bu's fight with Sun Wukong for Diao Chan. 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 concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguo Mountain: "Young man is proud, don't show it in front of your brother Liang. In short, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings." The fighting scenes are so immersive, and the character descriptions are spot on!

After reading Chapter 73, it was pretty good. There was nothing verbose or annoying. Pure and refreshing writing, the writing style is smooth, there are no strange words or awkward places. The knife used by the protagonist. If you like knives, you can check it out. If there are too many magnetic strips, it will become messy later. It is recommended to synthesize them.

It's not bad, although the configuration of the protagonist's minions feels a bit familiar. I found that every time the protagonist breaks through, something will happen, but it always comes after the protagonist breaks through. Unlike some books that particularly like to find trouble for the protagonist at critical moments.

The protagonist kills decisively, doesn't do anything with ink, moves vigorously and resolutely, and doesn't pull his hips with cheats. He doesn't suffer at all in the battle. But when he saw "Nanny" in Chapter 44, he really couldn't stand it. Although it's just a title, he just didn't like it. Don't criticize this for purely personal reasons. Everything else is good. There's nothing poisonous about it. If you like cool stories, just jump in.

It's a cool article. It's really cool. There is no heroine and no romantic partner at the moment. The protagonist is decisive in killing and does not overwhelm his combat power. There is no limit on entry upgrades, but it's just a bit much. I feel like it would be nice to be able to combine entries. The protagonist is always "invincible" At present, it seems that the empress may be the heroine The empress is the heroine

It's so cool. Overall, it's almost the same as Lu Taisui. The author completely follows his own ideas and uses the protagonist and the plot to achieve the results he wants (no derogatory meaning). Thousands of people have different opinions, but I really like the author's writing. I also strongly resonate with his ideas. It means killing decisively and uprightly. Moreover, it is not a separate killing story, but also has its own class. At the end, it has its own stand, and also has martial arts poetry. It has a lot of hang-ups, but the system interface has basically never appeared again. If necessary, it can be upgraded in advance to keep the momentum of crushing. Some people may be disgusted with this kind of arrangement and old routines, but the author's writing style is not annoying. Let go of your mind and simply follow the protagonist to kill and kill. This is the correct way to open this book.

Not bad, not bad, decisive in killing, not so much nonsense!

The killing is decisive, and overall it's okay. The main reason is that the protagonist kills so many people alone, and the results are only a few entries, but each entry has an entry and the combat power collapses. It can only be said that it is set to limit it. Chapter 257 confirms the heroine and the empress. If you don't like the heroine, you can quit. However, the first 256 chapters have no emotional line, so it is good to read as a short story.

It's a good read, a great read, and after watching it for so long, I realized that there is a female protagonist. It's not that the female protagonist is the same, but she doesn't have many roles, but she is almost there at the critical moments. She has strength and IQ, and the writing is pretty good. Why is the Empress label gone?? Now that I've come back, I see that you don't want to do this thing at the same time. I used to treat the Empress as the heroine and write a love line, but now I see that there is no big bonus for not having a heroine or readers don't like the Empress, so why not change it? Anyway, I can't stand this kind of empress. I have given up. I hope the author will not do this.

The plot is not protracted, does not squeeze, does not overwhelm the plot, does not overwhelm the protagonist, and has a bad mouth. [Extreme Refreshment] is the most enjoyable among all the Tomato novels I have read so far. If you thought it was embarrassing that the author's naming skills are too weak, then read on. The protagonist's behavior is definitely worthy of it. [Extreme Refreshment] Among all the Tomato novels I have read so far, this is the only evaluation I have given to this book.