Executed? A Million Vagrants Hail Me as Their Father!

Not bad, there is a vague smell of a yellow-skinned person who never skips life (?) But I want to watch a killing spree (bloodthirsty audience face)

It's ok, the plot is very enjoyable, and so is Zhandou. I don't think there are many chapters because the description of gun battles is too sloppy. This book can be written very passionately. Except for some parts of the plot that are a bit funneled and insane, such as putting out fires and blocking explosions, everything else is very good. 🉑Watch it. Finally, Child, you don't even want to call me godfather.

I feel good-looking He has his own bottom line and a certain degree of kindness. Saving people in a fire is something we didn't expect, but this is also the foundation of his personality. I still think it's a little weird if you just ignore it. In addition, who is he not cruel to, and which Virgin is he to treat? If the bottom line is wrong, he will definitely die. Those who made fatal mistakes became cannon fodder, but their families and children remained. Maybe I don't understand, but as far as I'm concerned, it looks really good. Please update soon!

Very nice! There are very few books about this kind of subject on Tomato. It's really hard to find such a good narrative with good writing, and it doesn't feel too stiff. The characters are also very good, hahaha. Forgive me for my poor words. I really can't say any good sentences. However, there is nothing poisonous about this book so far. If you like this kind of subject, you can read it with peace of mind [Note]

It looks good. The protagonist is well portrayed. The bond with the supporting characters is also well written. I like the part between the protagonist and K and the protagonist and Stan the most. The former is the sorrow of the "savior" and the latter is the follower of the devout believer. This fanatical emotion is very impactful.

It's not bad. Even if something comes out of the system, people around me accept it without any reason, without any suspicion. As for the writing, I think it's quite realistic and graphic, but the system pulled me back again. As for saving people, I don't think he's a holy father or anything like that (I'm not letting people go without thinking). Everyone has their own moral values, just stick to their own. The protagonist is quite cute sometimes, and he doesn't know how to smoke a cigar (I usually have preconceptions about this kind of writing, and the protagonist will definitely have some, but no, the favorability is up) and the protagonist pretends to be realistic and is quite handsome. After all, he is cheating in the first place.

No cp, no ambiguity, this theme is quite novel. There are political games, winning over people's hearts, gun battles, social darkness and so on. The pace is a bit fast, and some supporting characters feel that they are developing into tool men. Don't let us high-tech people die suddenly 😄 The protagonist is at ease, takes the overall situation into consideration, and feels like he has everything under control. The system is not invincible, but if Su gets things out of thin air, let the rest of us have some reaction, otherwise it will be like an NPC with a fixed program. But it's not Su Duda, there are others who are quite shining, and they are all very important beings. After dozens of chapters, it immediately caught fire, and I was stunned by Su Bai's operation. The current rating is definitely not worthy of this book. In four words, the flaws do not hide the advantages. If you are pursuing the rigor of the plot, please consider separately.

Just read it, it's so good, especially the chapter K. I haven't seen the picture from the text for a long time. It's good and that's it. The advantage is that the characters of the male protagonist and supporting characters are well written. Let's talk about the shortcomings. It's weird in putting out fires, and some brothers may not be able to stand taking things from the system. (I personally think it's okay. I take things in front of my confidants, and the male protagonist is like a god to them. Nothing will happen... I guess. Anyway, it's fine now)

I feel very comfortable reading this book. Maybe it's because the protagonist's views coincide with mine. Every decision of the protagonist feels right to me. As for what the comment section says about the protagonist, the Virgin... Well, I don't quite understand. I don't dare to think how dark you must be in reality to think of the protagonist, the Virgin. My standard for reading a book is that as long as you make it comfortable for me to read, I will give it a high score... It's really comfortable...

Advantages: I like the protagonist who kills decisively the most. I finally killed him without saying anything and moving forward. The author was able to research information before writing the book (bonus points) Although 80% of the book is about fighting, the author's writing style is really good and the combat is really fun. The protagonist is Mercy but not the Virgin, with a normal IQ (super bonus points) (I finally met someone who can control the relationship between mercy and the Holy Mother) Disadvantages: Some of the battles of wits are... Inexplicable. The only one I've seen so far is that the protagonist relies on odor to drive away customers and reduce income when he first started. I think there is something wrong with it. Everything else is normal. Some aspects are too idealistic Summary: Flaws do not cover up the good points, very good-looking The author must not add CP, write well, this book will definitely get 9 points