Reincarnation II: The God of Destruction Arc

It's not as good as the first part at all. The second part is just making up the numbers. I don't understand why I wrote it. It's so tiring to watch. It's just a waste of money.

Overall, I enjoyed watching it. But the second part obviously has more problems. The plot feels confusing. The author has added a lot of things that were not in the first part, so there is a lot of explanation. I think the author should try his best to write with things that have appeared before, and the plot should be as close to the existing plot of the first part as possible. Secondly, I think some plots are superfluous. The most obvious ones are Bright and Keas. If they are written, it would be better to let them appear again later. After all, this part of the content is not small, and it is completely unnecessary to serve as a foil to how powerful the protagonist is. Third, I think the ending of the novel is very heart-wrenching. Why should the two return to the priesthood? This ending becomes very meaningless. If so, they could have returned a long time ago, so why bother to fight so hard. I think that if they are allowed to die, they can only wait for rebirth, so they have to fight in the human world. The fourth is that the novel is written with two gods as the protagonists, and if the opponents are written very weakly, then the novel will have no suspense at all, so it will not be very engaging. Fifth, regarding the arrangement of characters, small roles and those who only appear once feel that naming is unnecessary and seems very confusing. There is also Alisa, this person is almost useless, they might as well be replaced by the reincarnation of their friend from the previous movie. In fact, Belopel can borrow a corpse to bring back the soul again, so there is no need to add a soul contract. Finally, the language still feels not refined enough, and there is a suspicion of trying to fill the word count. I think a good novel should put more effort into description and not just explain the plot. The above are just my personal suggestions. I don't mean to slander. I just hope that the author will write better novels.

To be honest, Sidney Locke is really the worst final boss, worse than V Palace. He wanted to avenge his mother and brothers and sisters, but in the end, the mother and the enemy finally got along, and the revenge became inexplicable. Canacia has always been indifferent, and her essence is the same as that of Asimelech. As she said in the first part, she created the world just to not be lonely, and the destruction of the world several times did not leave a deep shadow in her heart. Otherwise, when she saw the orphans of the First Era, her reaction would not be like this. It would be better to save it, and it would only be a little pity. Gods and humans are different after all, so I can't like the two uninteresting protagonists. It is said that the quality of the second part has dropped compared to the first, especially in the first half, there are many repeated descriptive sentences.

Woohoo~ I just saw the pre-order for the second and final book on Taiwan Angel □~~ It's not easy~ After more than a year apart, I almost forgot about TOT

Can Rose write more about Sariel's father? Such a cute silly dad actually has fewer scenes than Boo's dad,,

It's over! Sprinkle flowers~ Although it's a bit late~ Hehe

It feels like the main gods of the First Era are like a group of children abandoned by their parents. . They are still a group of outstanding children who love their parents. . So sad

But it feels a little weird to be a little bit down. . . . It seems that the long history before the end of the first part did not mention the war between gods. . . .

Speaking of which, I started watching Ten Reincarnations in junior high school and ended with Reincarnation 2 in my sophomore year. . . . Sister Rose, you made me wait in front of the pit for more than 4 years. . . . . . In order to read this book, I came to Jinjiang and registered as a member to recharge. . . . . . 5555555

So touched. . . . . . . By the way, it's not interesting to see the big roses going on. Your book puppets have always liked them.