Summoning the Gods of Huaxia in a Supernatural World

To be honest, I was very moved by the first few pictures of this article, but the further I read, the weirder it became. It seemed a bit stream-of-consciousness. The framework and background of the overall world were a bit messy, and the expressions were not very clear. And there were some places that were contradictory, which looked strange. Weird, and the stories and things that are interspersed in the middle seem to me a bit like the gorgeous sentences in elementary school students' compositions. I can only look at the surface, but I can't think about it in detail. The subject matter of this article is the one I prefer, and I also hope that this book will get better and better. So I hope the author can improve his writing style a lot, and then describe the background more clearly, there is no need to make it so convoluted [rainbow fart] [rainbow fart] (These only represent personal opinions, please don't comment if you don't like them, thank you)

Oh my gosh, I guessed it!

It sucks. The ending is just inexplicable. It was well written before. Human beings struggle, which is in line with the core of Chinese mythology. It is better to rely on others than to rely on oneself. Where there is oppression, there is resistance. A single spark can start a prairie fire. But what the hell is the ending? Author, you are off topic. China is the focus of summoning the Chinese gods, but at the end, Lucifer comes out to steal the show. The ending is also hard to explain. I don't know what to say.

This is too coherent. Reading from Chapter 1 to now, I feel like I am watching the finale, and the protagonist seems to have never rested, and how did he get the points? It seems like there is no money. Although it is fun to watch, the whole story is inexplicable.

Zulong, foreign language? ? ?

Karma! Anyone who can resist taking it back is probably contaminated (

Claw The writing of Boss is a bit like a stream of consciousness, blurring time and space, and the pace is slow and does not reflect much of the plot...,,, So is the system trying to summon Guanyin and Ci want to reshape Nezha's faith? I feel that the plot advancement is not as comprehensive as the popular science. But come on, boss, I look forward to getting better and better! !

This metaphor hit me right away. I don't know why, but I felt like crying.

What I saw from behind was inexplicable and strange.

Suddenly... It was a very nihilistic ending. I hope to continue to fill up the chicken blood, hit two points of blood points, and be happy!