Slay the Gods: Forbidden Ruins, the Black Emperor, a Fallen Earl from the Start

It's very good. I like the main character's perspective and applaud. The logical details are OK, and the complaints against the top management of the Night's Watch are correct, sensible, and to the point. Also, the two classmates at the beginning finally survived. Every time I watch the Zhanshen fanfic, they are basically dead and dead, and I feel worthless for them.

From the current point of view, it is very good. The author's imagination is quite big, and the protagonist's design is very decisive. At the beginning, he thought that he could twist the ghosts and gods to forcibly elevate his realm without dying. I think the mysterious ability and the world view of the God-Slaying are well integrated. And unlike other God-Slaying novels, the protagonist directly kills the snake monster named Li without any friction. There is no need to watch a campus escape that is almost exactly the same as the original work. I won't just update it here for now, I think it's okay, give me 5 stars to support it. By the way, the protagonist can get a new sequence every time he advances to a higher level. Can the author reveal what the next sequences are? After choosing the cultivator path, will I still have a shock similar to that of the Mushroom King? Also, should I choose the witch path? I want to see the audience channel @Monnarilisha

I have read Chapter 35, and the author has done a good job. The protagonist's character and behavior are not poisonous (or maybe I didn't realize it). The strength design of the plug-in and the integration into the Lord of Mystery system are very well written. However, the author has patched up the Night Watch organization and even the country. The fog began on March 9, 1921, when the warlords were separatist, and the party was established on July 23 of that year. . . So Night Watch ≈ Warlord. . . It makes the original Night Watch organization a little more dark and extreme, and justifies all the performances and rituals for the promotion to the Black Emperor. Possible reasons for how dark and extreme the Night Watch is: A reader posted a comment "Because this reincarnation is not the best reincarnation at the beginning of the original plot", and the author gave a like I won't read it for now, and let's look at what happens later. I'm a bit disgusted with this kind of behavior of deliberately darkening the original positive side in order to correct the protagonist.

Nice! But I don't know whether it's because I haven't read Lord of Mysteries or because of the author's writing style, but I felt an inexplicable and slightly awkward feeling while reading it 🤔 Okay, the case has been solved. It was about the medicine I took in real life...🤦

It's awesome, it's gone after 24 chapters. The author will update soon. The author's soul is back... 𓀃𓀅𓀇𓀋𓀌 The soul is back... Driving the long whip and riding the six bridle... 𓀌𓀎𓀠𓀤𓀫 The soul is back... And singing over the mountains... Is back... The soul is back... 𓀋𓀌𓀎𓀙𓀠 The soul is back... Singing high and triumphant... We are all in the same robe... 𓀋𓀠𓀤𓀥𓀫 The soul is back... The soul is back. In the first watch, the flaws are revealed, and the ridicule is like a tide; in the second watch, the expression of anger is slightly reduced, and the viewers begin to pay attention; At the third watch, a slight reputation will sprout, and alliances will be formed in the future; at the fifth watch, righteous men will join hands, and debates will continue; at the tenth watch, the Confucian scholars will invigorate the priests, and the chants will fill the streets; at the twentieth watch, the names of the green bamboo slips will remain fragrant for thousands of years. Sigh! Nine times out of a hundred, the disadvantage lies in the delay; only by waving the keys like rain can the crowd's beaks be stopped. May your ink be like a long river, so that the starry night will be flawless and readers will forget to eat.

It's very well written. This is the only fanfic I've seen that writes about the impact of changing the cycle. It's relatively reasonable. It's very well written about forcing the will of the universe to cooperate. It can't be written about Azathoth waking up. After all, it's impossible to write a fanfic about GodZlayer like that. It's not very reasonable to use the protagonist before the will of the universe wipes out the protagonist, because a small change is also a change. The will of the universe will not bet on the life and death of a universe for this benefit. The more reasonable thing is to try to kill the protagonist as soon as he appears.

The author's writing is quite good. It is one of the rare high-quality mystery + god-killing novels. At least so far, there is nothing particularly criticizable. However, when I watch it, I sometimes feel a strange and awkward feeling, which is faint, but I have never been able to describe it. After learning "Party Dues" in high school, I discovered where that awkward feeling might have come from. This is my humble guess. I feel that the "purpose" of this novel may be a bit too strong. A considerable part of the plot in the boot camp is obviously serving the protagonist's future goals (I have been busy for a while and haven't read the novel, so I have forgotten the details), and the specific aspect of the corruption of the Night's Watch that I want to convey is a bit too concentrated. This kind of thing can indeed be regarded as a foreshadowing of the future, but it is easy for readers to directly see the purpose that the author wants to express. Just like "Party Dues" has been criticized, too much is not enough, and being too deliberate can easily lead to resentment. In my opinion, the characters of Yuan Gang and others in the training camp may be a little OOC (but considering the protagonist's ability, this can be considered a normal range). I have written so much without knowing it, but the author must continue to work hard⊙▽⊙

The behavior of the warlords in the Night Watch is portrayed so accurately. No wonder I always felt weird when I read the original novel. It turns out that they are a group of warlords and thieves who are supporting the army.

Because of the shortage of books and the mystery, I came to read the God-Slaying fanfic. It seems to suit my taste at the moment, but in case of the subsequent plot, I want to ask for an overview. Even though the protagonist has no CP, but will the official couple of God-Slaying protagonists Lin Qiye and An Qingyu be revealed in this book, and will the relationship between the two of them be described? The main reason is that when I was watching God Slayer, I couldn't quite accept the emotional line in the original work, so I felt a bit awkward reading the fanfic, and I wanted to clear up the pitfalls in advance. There is also the main character witch path... Well, as long as the author's writing is good and the witch doesn't take up a lot of space for a while, I can continue reading it. After all, I can't bear to abandon the novel I found during the tomato and book shortage, and I am also afraid of thunder.

I would like to call him the most responsible, most righteous, and most normal protagonist of the God-Slaying fanfic! It can be seen that the author is different from other Zhanshen fan authors. He really wants to write this book! 👍👍👍