Underworld Reaper: I Tell the Japanese Devils Chinese Horror Stories

I like the author's book very much. The protagonist is very consistent with his identity and has his own temperament. He is not a holy father, but he acts decisively and has means. I just like this kind of refreshing writing, where there is revenge and there is resentment and resentment. He must have returned to the place where he belongs in the end, just as King Qin Guang said that when he comes to see him in person, he should return to the underworld. The protagonist has a distinct personality, the story is exciting, and there is no emotional line. In addition to the protagonist's builder, the strategy team also plays a big role. Lin Yu has grown a lot since becoming the vice-captain. Although the protagonist provides them with some help, their own abilities cannot be underestimated. I still like the protagonist's character very much

Personally, I like it quite a bit. The writing style is relatively immature, but the protagonist doesn't appear much. His character is not particularly clear at the moment. He is a little different from the traditional culture's Bai Wuchang. I look forward to the follow-up plot [Sending Hearts]

This novel can be said to be a model of AI-assisted polishing. The description of the situation is accurate and restrained. The plot rhythm at the beginning is very good. It does not deliberately dwarf or weaken the enemy country's power. Instead, it is quite intriguing. But the Eighteenth Level of Hell was moved out too early, and once the dimensionality reduction attack came, I felt that the next step might not be interesting. In addition, the excessive description of the enemy country's raiding team is unbearable. Although the author also has some thoughts on human nature, it does dilute the tension and thrill of the plot, making people lose the desire to continue reading. Give it four stars and book the next one.

Generally speaking, it was okay, but there were some places where the explanation was vague (there were many minor issues that could not be studied in detail) (of course, it was possible that I was half asleep and didn't pay attention). For example, there was no explanation of the specific end time of the live broadcast, which led to a subsequent plot where someone was sentenced to death. There is also a certain king in the later dungeon (forgot his name, Chu Jiang?) Who talks to himself about the protagonist and is broadcast live, as well as the previous part of the sentencing. I personally think the audience's reaction here is too bland, as if they are not thinking at all and are just simply surprised. If this is to be explained by a cultural gap, then why is it not like a cultural gap at all when conquering other countries? Even the structure of ancient tombs and some array diagrams can be found, but there is no sense of cultural fault at all, which causes the whole article to be a bit fragmented. It is obvious that the reason why the protagonist comes is to restore the cultural fault. If you can't write the audience's reaction and reasoning, then don't let the audience know the plot related to the protagonist's identity. Just treat it as a little secret that the readers know but the audience in the book does not. But in short, this subject matter is still very good! Looking forward to the follow-up plot.

I think it looks great, but everyone has their own opinion.

I tell the truth. As a fan of Chinese copies of the National Games. The ones I've seen either have plots that are too awkward, or they make players from other countries look like they're mentally retarded, or they're too average. This is the best novel about the national destiny that I have ever read. The copy is wonderfully written, with super detailed details and scenes and characters. It's quite scary when I listen to it at night. Haha, I rarely get scared. Why is the rating so low, but it looks great. I will always support you! [Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss]

It's good to watch, but the protagonist's participation is a bit low. In the end, when the Dragon Kingdom was permanently exempted, Li Hao's confrontation with Xie An made me a little frustrated (this is my opinion, there is no CP in this article)

There is no blindly entertaining article, and the author's writing skills are also very good. I just want to ask, will the Eighth Master come in the follow-up?

Good to see, Xie An has saved everyone by himself, and at the same time he has trained outstanding talents to fight for the country. I feel happy! ! [Under the Youque, there are still eighteen floors. [Next time, should we go to the first floor?

But 😋The book is good and the person is good, the author is nb666