Stealing Heaven's Path to Immortality

The gods have understood the prince's determination, and then the protagonist fought for his fate in the Trojan War... The gods will only think that this is the reason, and will appreciate and praise the protagonist's performance, but there will be no violent reaction. Anyway, they think the ending is destined... As long as the ending is perfect... In this way, when the protagonist is in the early and middle stages of development, the gods will only let the Greek heroes be gourds... When they put themselves in the audience and outside, they will unconsciously reduce the idea of ​​intervening directly... This is a very clever psychological secret vision...

This book is actually the leader's desperate attempt to regain Wen Chao's devouring his own luck. However, Wen Chao also had good means and only allowed the leader to take away half of his luck. However, now the leader's luck has been exhausted, and the green energy on his head has gone, leaving only the crimson luck. However, Wen Chao's luck is now booming, and he has the potential to return to the peak of the past.

Well, I heard that Zeus likes to turn into a beautiful woman and play with handsome and heroic men. The great Prince Paris should consider this. Corellon has slept with him anyway, so sleeping with Zeus is nothing.

I have to say, this is a divine book. After reading so many novels, the earthly immortal in this power system is the most amazing immortal I have ever seen. The settings inside are too hard. As long as a cultivator kills a high-ranking person, even a ninth-grade sesame official will be backlashed, not indirectly, but directly vomiting blood on the spot. After reading half of the book, I have no idea what magical powers, spells, or martial arts the protagonist uses. Basically, the protagonist just kills people with a sword. The protagonist's seventy or eighty spells have not had the opportunity to appear a few times, and they are basically just soy sauce. The most outrageous thing is that not only the protagonist's skills are playing a role, but also all other sects in the world. The protagonist's sect is said to be a small sect. If several sects hadn't suddenly shown their presence for a few seconds, I would have thought there were only three or two sects in the world. A lot of people are making excuses. For example, the protagonist's Uncle Zhao is basically missing. The protagonist's uncle who was reincarnated as his junior brother at the beginning is also missing. The protagonist's senior sister Loli is also missing. No one from the protagonist's sect was mentioned at all, and their names were not made up. The protagonist's master is basically a QQ friend. The blessed land of Dongtian, it is estimated that Dongtian has also been written down. Also, the demon here is also the most brutal demon I have ever seen. They were all cut with knives in the melee. Very anal. Based on the strength and demon shown by the protagonist, even ordinary people who have studied martial arts, such as the protagonist in "Invincible Black Fist", may not be able to defeat him. People who study martial arts can learn the power of energy to protect the body and use missiles with bare hands, while the protagonist, an Earth Immortal, only has a steel body at the seventh or eighth level. Before, the protagonist could be hacked to death. It's so weak. It feels like it's falling apart inside. All kinds of collapse. Looking through the whole story, you can't tell that he is cultivating immortality at all. The court has the most scenes and the most presence. How many days has the protagonist spent in the sect? 70% Are entangled with the court. In the early stage, the protagonist was a copywriter and copied many poems and articles. Later, he became a staff adviser and a loyal general. This is not the name, but this is the fact. I think this book would be more interesting if it were simply written as a historical text. The scary thing is that the book jumps to another world halfway through the writing. Without any warning, I jumped to the world of Olympus. Oh My God. The protagonist also has an old woman and two newly pregnant wives at home.

To be honest, all three paragraphs are actually written quite well. In the first paragraph, China is the most powerless, so the intrigue is very enjoyable. In the second part, the protagonist of Greece has also gained abilities, so the intrigue in the first half and the second half are a bit overwhelming and pretentious. Finally, in Japan, only the first part is incompetent. It is foreseeable that there will be more scenes of pretentiousness and slaps in the face. This is also normal. You can't say that you have already written two protagonists and then start over from scratch. This will not develop 23333, and will also make the drama more dramatic. Therefore, the author is very good in controlling the rhythm and the overall plot, not to mention the finishing touch in the intrigue. So in fact, many people now complain that one reason is that there are fewer intrigue scenes in the later period, and the other is national sentiment. . . The first point is to be honest. There is no way. The plot will go like this. The three chapters are all about intrigues and no pretense. Readers will also be tired of it. And the second point is to be honest. If you don't like it, don't read it. Don't come to the comment section to be upset. In the end, it was all written by the author himself. You are upset. Suppressing the author's imagination, another author has no use for the previous good ideas and has lowered his writing style. Finally, this group of people have to complain again. The leader should just follow his own pace. If he really wants to start a new book, he also recommends adding a good ending to the end of the Japanese chapter. From a young reader who really likes this work and thinks it is a masterpiece 2333

It looked fine before, but now I feel the fatal flaw of the Dragon Qi. The leader constantly emphasizes the official body in various books. Killing officials will cause the Dragon Qi to backfire. Why kill them? Abandon the five limbs and cut off the five senses. Where did you get the official body? The court will still use you? Officialdom is not a warm and affectionate place. How many people are staring at their seats, waiting to be stripped of their official status and not wanting to do whatever they want. As the saying goes, use magic to defeat magic!

Let's just say, after reading the prologue, I was glad that B was not the protagonist. He neither moved me as much as the righteous protagonist, nor as refreshed as the villain protagonist. It was just a half-hearted, half-empty story. The author may have wanted to explain the reason for time travel, but I was really disgusted by this chapter. It only represents the discomfort I felt after reading the prologue. Newcomers recommend skipping the prologue. I can't stand it anyway. Maybe the later part is good, but the feeling at the beginning of the book is very important. The first part is uncomfortable, and I can't stand it no matter how good the later part is.

I have been to the leader's club a lot, and I am probably still lying in the hospital, recuperating my kidneys. It is precisely because I need to transplant my kidneys that I don't get distracted.

Others assassinate me and plot against me, but I don't speak out and don't look for backers. It goes on like this again and again. It's so fun.

With the protagonist's qualifications, he could easily join any big sect in the world. However, the protagonist worked hard to join a small and medium-sized sect, Songyun Sect. There was serious internal strife in the sect. The more meritorious and talented the protagonist was, the more severe the suppression, but the leader took the lead in suppressing him. According to the book, any sect that receives a talented disciple must devote all its efforts to cultivating and caring for it, and cultivate the disciple's sense of belonging to the sect. As a result, the protagonist joined such a disgusting sect when he had better choices. I don't know what the author is thinking. If the protagonist wants to succeed here, he probably has to wait until one person can challenge the entire sect. But at that time, the entire sect will be useless to the protagonist, or even a burden. When the protagonist needs training from the sect, the sect suppresses the protagonist everywhere. When the protagonist becomes self-reliant and grows up, he has to go everywhere to provide blood transfusions for the sect. In short, I don't see the point of the protagonist joining this broken sect. On the contrary, his own development is restricted in every way!