I Inherited the Stars and Forged the Ultimate Martial God

It's quite nice to watch, and the characters are well created. The only flaw is that every time the protagonist wants to defeat an opponent, he will be suppressed by the author, which makes it a bit frustrating. However, the author's writing skills are very good, so it becomes an uncomfortable situation where the protagonist can defeat the enemy but cannot fight against their background. So you have to raise the book very hard. According to my experience, it should be raised until the protagonist weighs 3,000 pounds. Then the protagonist is the Heng Lord selected by the stars. Should the stars give the protagonist some life-saving trump cards, or do they have the ability to do so?

Still poisonous, still classic, still depressing and refreshing [laughs] My rating is 3.5 Stars😇, which means the early emotional scenes are very well written. I also gave this point to him🤕, he just entered the middle stage and he poisoned me to death! 😇The aura of the protagonist still brings intelligence, but your intelligence shouldn't be so obvious. It's fine if you write the royal servant as arrogant and unreasonable, but you can't help but look at the atmosphere. Or the title of negotiation expert...😇I feel like I am about to enjoy the blessing😇🙏🏻The above are all my personal opinions! ! ! Everyone needs to read the book to feel it🙏🏻

I can only say that Lao Mo's new book is a hit. Lao Mo's writing is still excellent, and the protagonist this time is still passionate. Although the plot of the story is a bit cruel, the passionate part is really exciting.

Lao Mo's book, nothing to say In a word, eat and fight fiercely, fighting is so refreshing If you dare to scold me, hit me; if you dare to glance at me, hit me; if you dare to compete with me, hit me If you fight crazy people, you will fight dull people; if you fight geniuses, you will fight fools; if you fight young people, you will fight old people; if you are not a human being, you will fight even if you are a human being. Fight, fight, fight, fight Fighting is fun! ! !

It's very nice to read. The model worker's books have always attracted me, but in the early stages, there is always some irresistible pressure on the protagonist. The storyline is very refreshing. It is natural and not just for the sake of being happy. The logic is smooth. Come on, model worker. I hope the rating can be higher. This is a good book with a rating of 9.2 Or above.

Evaluate it Let's talk about the advantages first. This book is large in volume and updated five times a day. If I don't read it for two or three days, I will fall behind a lot. It's great to read a lot at once. Well, I'm too lazy to look for other books. It's quite a lot. The other thing is that I read the last series and it has some feelings. I feel that this should also be a series. I'll give it a high score in advance. Let's talk about the shortcomings. I really don't like the character of the protagonist. He is too reckless in his actions, but in the later stage, his character must be changed through some plots. This is the biggest problem in my opinion. It is that the early stage is too difficult. The character of the protagonist is really unpleasant, but the other aspects are not that big.

I'm here to give you advice. I've read all the books on Mo Xing. The information density is too high and the plot advances slightly too quickly This problem has existed since the late stage of the last book, but for Demon Walking, completion of that book is more important than perfection, even if it means sacrificing part of the rhythm and reader experience. So I'm not harsh. But Mo Xing may not have changed yet, and has not returned to the state of writing Fist of the Human Race and Chen Shishi. This book has two chapters that introduce the three parties and describe their relationships, several chapters that introduce multiple new characters, and a few sentences that describe very important new abilities. Hope to improve, five-star support

Well, there are very few characters described in his early stage, and there is basically no social structure revealed. The world view is very simple, so you can hardly find any disgusting author's self-righteous IQ crushing in the early stage. To sum up, it is very comfortable and clean to watch. Well, the second point is the protagonist. He is relatively clean. First of all, I feel that his three views are very upright, that is, repaying kindness, which is very consistent with traditional Chinese morality. To give an example in the book, a person saved him, and then this person asked the protagonist to kill a person who had been kind to him before. The protagonist gave The answer is that he would rather commit suicide, and as a 13-year-old, he now has no inexplicable righteousness to protect the world (I still like such righteousness in the book, but the prerequisite is that he must have causes and consequences, and there must be a process of development. I am more satisfied with the protagonist learning to grow in different things. The third point is that, except for the villain, each character has a very good three-dimensional sense. This three-dimensional sense includes no single personality and cognition. The big one named Liu has a cognition of the protagonist, from pitiful to average to mediocre at the same time. With the subsequent irritation, this change occurred in more than 10 pictures (more, just pick a few prominent ones) Well, anyway, I think I have read at least 50 chapters of this book now. If it is rated 9 points, I feel it is worthy of the name. Um, some book reviews said that one of the major features of this book is the boyish atmosphere. Well, for a reader like me, I don't see a lot of boyish atmosphere, just the reckless boyish atmosphere (I'm exaggerating, it's not that there is none, but I feel there are very few, more It's more like one-sided with the youthful atmosphere), it is not like this. For the youthful atmosphere, I can think of ambition, vigor, vigor, resilience, curiosity, enthusiasm, responsibility, innocence, tolerance, enterprising, critical thinking, pragmatism, courage, and sincerity.

I can only say that it is a rare classic plot To be honest, it's easier to guess the subsequent plot development. But a classic is a classic The author's writing is okay so far, but his writing style is a bit white. What makes me more satisfied is that the logic has not collapsed (yet) The world view is a little slow to develop but it is logical. This is not considered a shortcoming but should be noted. Some of the author's little ingenuity can be seen in some places, but it is not enough to change the flavor of the ancient drama. It has potential, but it hasn't been long enough when I wrote the review, and the ratings haven't been released yet. It remains to be seen whether the author can hold back, and it's hard to see the hard power now. Post it early so that this Renaissance work can live a few more days [laughing evilly] There should be a follow-up review I haven't read the author's other books, but there are other books with similar tracks. I think I can believe it. The character of the protagonist is a bit... Strange. It depends on whether he can catch up with the radio wave.

This opening book is really the best one I have opened since Renquan. Lao Mo [Admiration] In the latest chapter, Liu Hekuan's portrayal of Ah Mo is so good. The image of the heroine and mentor is really awesome.