The Peerless Heavenly Emperor

He poops, doesn't know how to use punctuation, and writes novels

The number one person is casually killed by his apprentice. This is a completely useless rhythm. So what if he is reborn? As the number one person, he is dead. How can he expect a second life? I have always felt that people who were betrayed and died should not be written about.

I am speechless. After reading more than 30 chapters, I am absolutely speechless. The protagonist is very arrogant. If you pass it to Xiaoqing, you can understand him. Passing it to Chu Meier is simply stupid. It is just to cultivate opponents for yourself. Hasn't the protagonist thought that once someone discovers it, Chu Meier will know nothing and sell you directly? And the protagonist has forgotten that his name is the same as in the previous life? After being discovered, he was immediately beheaded. As a Heavenly Emperor, he was as speechless as a child. And Chu Meier is inexplicably annoying.

A blind man doesn't look in the sewer 😏

Look how awesome Sun Yubo from Meteor Butterfly Sword is, and then look at the origin of this book

I lived as a dog in my last life

I often jump through dozens of levels to upgrade, so why do I need to set it up like this?

I just read the first chapter and I don't want to read it anymore. I can't stand it at all. It's the same with trashy novels.

The writing of this book is good, much better than the previous book. The protagonist's death can be understood as the fact that he was killed after all his physical strength was exhausted after fighting with aliens. However, the protagonist is an unparalleled emperor, and must have good self-control. In the first chapter, he calls a stranger [who can be considered a stranger, after all, his soul is different, for the protagonist] mother, but says it is because of blood. How could the protagonist, an unparalleled emperor, be unable to control calling her mother? He should at least be silent for a while, and then get used to it before calling him mother. It is completely inconsistent with logic.