Slay the Gods: With Venti’s Template, the Night’s Watch’s Strongest Cheat

It's alright, but some of the plot points are written in a very strange way, and I don't understand why the protagonist is constantly being suppressed by An. I don't quite understand the point of arranging these plot points. Is it to highlight An's power? And when Wu exposes his identity later, the conflict arises inexplicably, and I don't quite understand the logic behind this plot arrangement.

It's so good... There aren't any weird female character portrayals, it's really great (please don't include the original main and side romance lines, they're really hard to watch). Actually, the protagonist does have a bit of a "king of wits" vibe. I didn't watch much of the later plot, but Baili Pangpang's idiotic remarks at the beginning shocked me.

It's really good. The original main characters weren't too out of character. It feels like the addition of Wen Yu changed the story's filter, shifting it from a melancholic, gloomy, and mysterious urban setting to a free-spirited martial arts world on the plains. It also seems like the author has planted a lot of foreshadowing, perhaps to expand the world-building further.

I've caught up with it so far and there aren't any major problems. It's a really good story, leaning towards a casual, relaxing style. It's not out of character at all, has a touch of Wendy's languidness, and also its own free spirit. It's a very unique story, very good, very good, but it's quite ambiguous with Xiao Qiye, hehehe. I especially, especially like it. Wow, it's really good!

I'm a fan of the previous book, and I trust the author's writing skills; I believe sincerity begets sincerity. Currently, the protagonist is still afraid of having his identity exposed, but I think it's not that scary. Everyone knows you, so when will the protagonist realize that? This fear makes me feel uneasy.

I think it's great. The protagonist has a strong personality, unlike other Godslayer fanfics where the protagonist and supporting characters (like Baili Tuming) are all naive and innocent. It's very interesting. In short, I really like it. These are just my personal opinions, so please don't be offended if you disagree.

[The above are just personal opinions, please don't criticize. If you have any complaints, you can leave.] It's pretty good, although I only read up to the part about the masked man before dropping it; you could say I was just building up my reading experience. The reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because of that part of the plot that felt very awkward to me.

The author writes wonderfully! The writing is excellent and very delicate. The pacing and logic of the story are very tight. The characters are vividly portrayed, and the world-building is deep and concrete, unlike some books that are vague and ambiguous. I love almost all the settings. In short, praise to the author! Praise to Barbatos!

The way the protagonist interacts with An feels really strange. The bloodline suppression and other such settings are odd. And the storyline with Wu Xiangnan—why does Wendy suddenly show her a flashback? Then the protagonist inexplicably agrees to her request; it feels like the plot is being forced forward. Even the "God loves all people" setting feels like it was added just to get the protagonist to help and advance the plot. However, the interactions with Lin are very well-written.

It's really good! I thoroughly enjoyed watching it. This is what a normal template post should be like, except the template isn't the real person; it has its own appearance and personality.