★★★★★ With a full score of five stars, Six Hulu's "Whenever I stop my hand, even the evil god has to kneel down" is definitely the dark horse of this year's apocalyptic supernatural literature. The author jumps out of the bad street and immediately stops the routine. The original duration can accumulate and superimpose core cheats. The rules are logical and rigorous, and there is no collapse of combat power. The protagonist Bai Ye travels through the catastrophic wasteland two hundred years later. Alienated monsters, strange evil gods, and old civilization containment objects interweave into a huge and depressing apocalyptic scene. The world view combines the weirdness of Cthulhu and the high martial arts of the city. The setting is exquisite and complete, and the atmosphere is directly full. The rhythm control of the plot is textbook. The crisis is quickly cut into at the beginning, and each copy has hidden foreshadowing. The battle does not rely on pure numerical crushing, but relies on the protagonist to use time to stop the extreme pulling and reverse layout. The wit and wit are far more satisfying than similar ones when stopping the story. The characterization is the biggest highlight of this book. The male protagonist is sober and transparent, rejecting the inner conflict of the Holy Mother, and acts arrogantly but maintains a bottom line; the female protagonist is vivid and flexible, and the two-way emotional line is naturally not rigid. Even the supporting characters and villains have complete motives, and there is no intellectual tool. The text is smooth and easy to understand, and the fighting descriptions are very graphic. The famous scenes of the confrontation between evil gods and the wasteland breakout are still exciting to watch over and over again. The updates are stable and large-scale, and the foreshadowing is recycled smoothly. The plot pattern becomes bigger as time goes by, and the truth about the catastrophe in the old world is gradually revealed through survival in the wasteland, and the layers are advanced layer by layer. Most superpower novels on the market only focus on stacking combat power, but Six Gourds takes into account the excitement, plot, characters, and world view, and is suitable for both male and female readers. Whether you like wits, the apocalypse, or delicate emotional lines, you will find something interesting in this book. It is a five-star masterpiece, and you will never regret it if you follow it!
A great start. The main plot, branch plots, foreshadowing and hidden plots are clearly arranged. The character of the protagonist becomes clearer and clearer with every incident and line of dialogue. There is no plot that makes people feel numb or shocking. All the words are to tell the story of the protagonist clearly [Like] [Like]
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