Lord of the Divine and the Strange: From the Start, I Grew a Scorpion Tail

The writing is smooth, but I still can't watch it. I really like Qu Xiaoyan and Pei Suzhu. I feel sad for their death and also feel sad for the protagonist. It's a very good book, but it's too sad. I give it five stars and say goodbye.

I've opened a new book, give it a five-star rating, but I think if you're a cheat, you have to grasp the character's emotional changes, which will determine the protagonist's emotions. In the end, the emotions will become weak, and this transition depends on how well you write [Punch Out]

The writing is very good. There are no poisonous points at the moment. Although there are some meanings of the Riddler, there are no major pitfalls. The appropriate riddles are fascinating. Although the calculation of human nature makes me feel uncomfortable, but it is said to be a dark novel, which is no problem. The characteristics of this book are mainly concentrated on the protagonist, and other people and villains are all mentioned in one stroke. It is indeed good. There is a feeling of invincibility and slow growth. I feel refreshed after reading it. It is good and good. I hope the author will work harder and update it. Secondly, I hope the protagonist's scorpion tail will not be removed. This is very special.

I thought it was just an ordinary novel, but the description of the relationship between the protagonist and Qu Xiaoyan was so delicate and vivid that I was shocked. But I feel her death was far-fetched and too hasty. So far, this is a masterpiece with clear advantages and disadvantages.

Among the books I have read in Tomato, it is considered top-notch. It has no AI, no assembly-line plots and formulaic routines. It can also use imagination. The plot is quite novel, much better than the mass-produced AI novels in Tomato. Although the protagonist is a bit crazy, this is actually an advantage.

Early stage fairy grass! Both Goldfinger and the plot are novel. Don't use peaceful and modern moral values ​​to ask the protagonist who lives in a world where monsters, humans and gods struggle together to survive and the strong eat the jungle. It feels like the protagonist destroys cities and towns and is just struggling to survive and strive to become stronger. There is no right or wrong, only stance and strength. This is a book that tortures both the protagonist and the reader. It's not a fun book, but it's not too frustrating either. What I personally think is poisonous is that although the introduction says there is no heroine, the protagonist absorbs a person's bloodline to replace his identity and then falls in love with his wife. After the wife dies, he turns into a hallucination ghost and pulls the protagonist repeatedly. In addition, there are too many bloodlines that are fused and they are not integrated. There are so many scattered abilities that feel more and more chaotic as they are written, which is not good-looking. The front part is "True Immortal Grass" which is worth staying up late to watch. It's a pity that five stars are given to the front part.

It's good to watch, and the plot is exciting. The protagonist can become stronger quickly if he doesn't care about others. So far, the protagonist doesn't intend to abandon his compassion, but the progress is not too slow now. He has already reached the bone level after a blood exchange. I look forward to the next plot.

A very good novel, very good food. Except for the author deliberately downplaying the protagonist's personality change, every part is written very well. I can even tell that the protagonist has already gone crazy, maybe when he just traveled through time, maybe when Xiaoqu died.

The writing is good, much better than the average tomato novels with similar themes. This girl who is particularly independent, thoughtful, and determined to avenge her grandfather is vividly written. I am very impressed. . . . Really good

You will do anything for blood points, but anything that can become blood points will be taken advantage of by the protagonist. He knows how to use a knife, but to be honest, the foreshadowing is really good. It's okay. You can read it if the book is short. If you can't read it, it's a bit dark, I suggest you not read it. The plot of the first part is very well portrayed. The characters of Xiaoyan and Pei are all very well portrayed.