War God: Starting Out as a Woodcutter

The clothes are worthy of a five-star rating. In addition, the protagonist does not eat enough to nourish his stomach and disdains second-hand rags. The protagonist also has a clear positioning of himself, to improve his strength and open a harem.

There's nothing wrong with it. It's a very good novel. Let's put it this way, I can read it without being interrupted by some grammatical, plot, or logical problems. At least on this platform, it's rare. Essentially, it is a steady and enjoyable article about picking out entries and upgrading them. The introduction says it is slow to warm up, or slightly slow to warm up. In my opinion, it is not considered at all. At least I have read half of it so far, and I feel that the progress is okay. I suggest just deleting the slightly slow heat. Then why is there so little traffic? It's probably because of the title and introduction of the book. The title of this book is very mediocre and lousy. As for the introduction, it is completely bad. After reading the introduction, I have no interest in opening the book. However, the content is completely above average. I might as well change the introduction if I have the chance. And I actually became interested in raising little buns. Well, although I don't like small buns, it's really good to raise big buns. Ps: If every time you advance to a small realm, you will increase the equipment column and the supplementary column. If you add one, then the expansion of combat power will feel problematic. Every college student's realm can be improved by adding some more genius treasures or special requirements. As long as the plot is well written, it is not a slowdown at all, as long as you don't suffer from stupid deficiencies because of it. There is a small disadvantage in the front, that is, in order not to attract other people's attention, you only cut down two trees and reduce the proficiency level. But you can completely cut them down, and then not take them back, just find a corner in the mountains and throw them away. Who knows? This is a very small poisonous point, because it does not hinder the rise of the protagonist's strength at all, but I guess some people will care. How do you say that? Cultural workers must be literate, and I think authors have quite a lot of them. Why does it feel like the writing has dropped a level in Chapter 33? So it's time for the classic question again. If you bring a family with you, how will the protagonist develop and write a plot after his strength increases? It turns out that you are a slow-starter, did you start later... You were caught off guard. This Daozu plot is too long and a bit boring. And are the attribute points you used to carve breakthroughs useless?

Wear + the heroine has good reviews everywhere, the lightning protection is also good, it is worth recommending

Read Chapter 83, good reviews! I like the character of the male protagonist very much. He is decisive and will not wait for others to strike first before counterattacking. He eats meat quickly and is not pretentious. Anyway, I like the character of the male protagonist very much. After talking about the advantages, let's talk about the disadvantages. Now it seems that the world view is too big, even Buddha and Taoist ancestors have appeared. , And it came out too early. It can be said that you still have a low martial arts world view now, but the face is real, the resentment zombies are real, and even the Taoist Buddha has appeared, but you are still a low martial arts person, and you have not even entered the realm of immortality. You feel like you are about to collapse if you run so fast...

It's pretty good to watch, and the progress is not too slow, but I still can't see the follow-up development and the direction of the main plot 🤔. It feels like writing whatever comes to mind. The protagonist is progressing very quickly, and the capital accumulation is not a modern thing like glass sugar, plus a little "help" from Daozu. The plot of multiple female protagonists is very suitable for this era. If you fall in love, you will marry. There are always stupid dogs looking for orders in ancient literature, historical literature, and war literature/without a female protagonist, and the brain has not yet developed. It is completely classified. The first breaking point in the story is probably the lottery of 1,000 yuan. I don't know if it's going to be given directly to Shinhwa or Legend.

I went, I thought there weren't many people in the comment section, I thought this book wasn't very good and no one read it, so I checked it out and found it was okay. Then I looked at the table of contents and found out that it was posted on the 4th. Now the 40 or so pictures before the 9th were posted a dozen chapters at a time. I didn't see until the 9th that the author resumed updating twice a day. It's really not satisfying.

It's good to read. I finally found a normal book in this series. Others are just trying to sell dogs over others. They are either full of nonsense or long-winded plots. In this case, you have to write half the plot and half the cheating content, so that you can see the protagonist rising step by step. The author's level is really good. The only thing is that there are not enough updates. Please increase the updates. Author 👍👍👍

It's a very enjoyable book to read. There are no bad points in terms of having multiple female protagonists. As for the plot, I don't think there are any bad points either. It's a matter of opinion for everyone. I hope the author can continue writing it.

It's pretty good. At least he lives a transparent life and has traveled through time. Of course he does whatever he wants. He's not as hypocritical as the protagonists in other novels.

There is no bitterness, great hatred, constant grievances, and the grievances that can be cut off are cut off on the spot. There is no disgusting plot of jumping faces, and the overall look is very stable, but the world view has not been expanded, so there is a lack of excitement or hope. I feel that adding a player invasion story may be more interesting. Overall, it's one of Tomato's best works, with a perfect score of around 90 out of 100.