Above the Sky

I really can't read this book. It's the fourth Skyfire mission now. I've been reading it patiently. In fact, the author's writing was quite interesting at first, but at least change the routine? Every Skyfire mission is written like Jurassic World, with all kinds of beasts chasing the protagonists. Then the protagonist relies on his intelligence to successfully break through the level. Next comes the reward, the protagonists Level Up, and then wait for the next mission. I have seen a lot of task flows, infinite flows, pseudo-infinite flows. This is really the only thing that's so boringly written. Then the power is still broken. According to the general classification of immortal cultivation, the protagonists are only in the Qi training stage, and they have seen all kinds of great masters at the Mingjian stage (Nascent Soul) and even higher, and they can't realize the difference in strength at all. The same goes for high-level wild beasts. I don't know which level corresponds to which level of human cultivation. I only know that almost every one of them beats the protagonist. So if that's the case, wouldn't it be the same for them regardless of what level they encounter? The only interesting setting in this book is the five-person group. It would be interesting if the author could shape their respective stories, characters, beliefs and relationships well, but unfortunately I can't watch it anymore.

When will the four fools around Pigfoot die, let me know. 😥😥

I just love this tough plot, the book is very honest. Hope more people watch it.

A good book, carefully laid out, interlocking, and touching the heart.

A bad book. The author was too careless in writing the book. Disgusting. 😐

Really poisonous Baizhang. What do you think? Seventh-order ant. Hey, I won't say anymore.

Why is there no news? In the past, I would ask for leave when the update was postponed, but this time it is probably unfinished.

No! Brother Shitou, you won't be in trouble!

Brother Thirteen, I love you. (I heard that writing like this can make it more refined, I don't know if it's true or not 😁)

Wonderful! The author's idea of ​​writing this book is really not bad. He did not overly insist on personal strength, nor did he completely ignore the team. The plot of Skyfire in the beginning was very good, and the current plot development is also good. I feel that the author must have laid some foreshadowing, haha, Above the Sky! Come on come on

1. The problem of enemies being too strong. The opponents I have encountered so far are several levels beyond the protagonist. The protagonist cannot cope with it simply by relying on his personal ability. He can only rely on luck. If he does this many times, it will feel very unnatural. Even if he completes the Skyfire mission, the sense of accomplishment will be greatly reduced. The same is true for the people around the protagonist. Everyone he encounters is high-level. There are several levels of opponents ahead of him, so some people question that the protagonist can open the golden finger and have the protagonist's aura, but how do the people around the protagonist survive so many Skyfire missions? Because the opponents encountered are too strong, and the others are basically the result of group destruction, and the protagonist's small group does not have any casualties. When reading novels written by other great masters, there are also level-breaking challenges, but they are not outrageous. The protagonist will not be weak, but a large number of senior powerful people will emerge and can crush the protagonist with one finger, making readers feel that the protagonist has become a supporting role. 2. The second problem is the old problem of the author. After reading so many books by the author, it can be said that this problem exists, that is, the realm is not clear. The result is that the protagonist can often inexplicably defeat enemies whose realm is much higher than his own. As a result, when the protagonist crosses the level to challenge the enemy in the future, he will think that the protagonist's victory is a matter of course and a piece of cake, thus losing the gripping tension.

What will Song Zheng learn from Ming Mo? The wheel of birth and death or the seal of immortality?

I read this book three times. . Every time I see the promotion to Zhenguo, I can't watch it anymore (I jumped to watch it after escaping from the sky fire). The various realms and magic weapons in the early stage are okay, but the worse it gets later in the game. I spend all day investigating and solving crimes. It's such a headache. It's a fantasy world where strength is supreme, but I don't know what it will become in the future. The sense of logic gets worse later in the game. . Even if you don't have a brain, you can't stand it anymore. It's such a pity that such a good writing style has written such a thing. .

After reading about ten chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. The author had no idea about the length. It gives people a headache to look at it. A tree measuring one thousand feet is about five meters in diameter, and a snake eight hundred meters long is as thick as a person. The human body is eight feet tall, and the magic shadow is eight hundred feet tall. Vomited

It's very well written, don't write it again.

Damn it, as long as your brothers and subordinates are all kinds of immortals, they can save you even if they die. The subordinates mutated and went crazy and killed so many people and ate a lot of people. As an official, you don't want to kill him with a sword. Just say it's a matter of friendship. That subordinate wanted to divide the spoils when he woke up and said he wanted to be promoted. Just kill so many civilians and treat it like nothing happened? If you're into dark novels, that's fine. The problem is, you're not. Of course, I know that platinum authors won't read our comments and suggestions. I'm just complaining.

Thank you for your support. Thank you for your support.

After reading about ten chapters, why do I feel so confused? There are just as many descriptions of the main characters and supporting characters. It gives me a headache.

Reading pirated copies of novels like this is the least stressful.

The protagonists are all little scumbags in the first realm, but they can kill fifth-level monsters, and they can still resist it slightly at seventh- and eighth-level monsters, but ninth-level monsters can actually embarrass a country, so the human race's strength only increases a little with each level advancement? ? If we have to bring out the super-high-level monsters and the first-level protagonist at the beginning, can we still watch this system? . . By the way, I saw that the second-grade officer still has an eighth-level pet, so he should be at about ninth-level strength. There should be many stronger than him. And then the country is afraid of ninth-level monsters. It's really confusing.

I didn't laugh to death after reading dozens of chapters, and forget about the high-level monsters that are hundreds of feet tall. What the hell are the billions of seventh-order ants? It was also eaten by a demonic beast of the same level that restrained it, worth hundreds of thousands of dollars in one bite. Damn, it's not that restrained. Isn't level seven the standard for strength? Could it be that the seventh level has nothing to do with strength and is just a name?

Is platinum just a water product? Can't read

Don't read it. Now that platinums are rich, who cares about whether readers want to read it or not. The latter part of this book was definitely not written by one person. If you were at this level, you wouldn't be able to become a platinum gold medalist. I really thought it was so easy to get a platinum gold medal! How much platinum is there for so many websites?

First of all, let's discuss that the positioning of the protagonist is an absolute failure The cause of the matter is that after Shi Yi died, he wanted to escape from Skyfire. At that time, the protagonist's departure meant leaving the remaining people to die. Most of the time, the protagonist was a resourceful representative of the military division. Without the protagonist, the risk increased greatly. And after he left, Skyfire missions were frequent, basically once every few months, and he was basically destined to die. But the author positioned the protagonist as a sentimental and righteous character who wanted to help his partners survive. What were he thinking? When he goes out, his improvement is slow without the help of Skyfire, and there may not be any improvement in a few years. Going out is equivalent to giving up his inner friends So the author positions a decisive, rational, and super-intelligent hero From the beginning, there is a huge irreconcilable conflict in the positioning of the protagonist and what he does, failure! Failed! You can be decisive and cruel, or you can just let your friend die. The arrangement in the book is a contradictory logical conflict. Too poisonous, failure!

After reading Chapter 217, I have been fighting Skyfire from the beginning. This Skyfire feels a bit like the main god. He releases tasks, and then completes the tasks to gain benefits and strengthen himself to complete more difficult tasks in the future. This heavenly fire is something from above the sky. I thought the first few missions were quite interesting, but the routines were all the same and boring. How many saints are there? Anyway, the five members of the protagonist's team are really saints. They can kill monsters beyond their levels and can fight back even if they are seriously injured. Mission after mission after mission after mission after mission is no longer worth watching. And until now, there is no introduction to the origin of this sky fire. I thought it was an upgrade-style immortal text like the Star Transformation, but in fact it is an unlimited-stream upgrade text... And the unlimited stream plus immortality... Is weird.

It's true that there have been no good books since ancient times. I finally came across this book by a platinum master, but from the comments section, it seems that this book is not very good.

As someone who has been reading for almost ten years, I would like to express my personal opinion (just my personal opinion, please go away, trolls). I read books, except for brainless, stallion, and female videos (I really don't understand them). Basically, I will read other books. What can I say about this book? My head hurt when I read it. The plot was confusing and the sense of immersion was not strong. There are many things that make people feel baffled when they see them. What I personally don't like is the author's naming of the title. Basically, the content of a title will be explained in one or two chapters. Why can't the title be named separately? I feel uncomfortable when I read a bunch of headlines like one, two, and three. After reading dozens of chapters, I still can't stand it. The plot is confusing and not connected from beginning to end. The above is my personal opinion. Please forgive me if I'm offended.

I seriously doubt that the author doesn't know what he has written before, and what he wrote in Chapter 214 is an insult to the IQ of book friends!

The writing is not good. I want to make the protagonist very smart, but his behavior is very stupid. He forces himself into the pit, opens the line, and treats it as snacks at most. Of course, it is better than the blood-red and watery characters on the ears.

It seems good, but it's 5 million words. I don't know if I can read it in two and a half days if I try hard enough.