Red World Demon Lord

Red world? Where is that big pineapple bun loli?

It's a mess, there are too many useless plots , it can only be read as a running account

I feel like a giant demon

It's time to have a readership. Hahaha

Starting around Chapter 100. . It was as if his brain had been eaten and his courage had been shattered. . It seems like I'm going to wet my pants at any moment. . I don't know what the author's situation is. .

The style of Go Go's book is very unique. At first, everyone thought it was fresh. But after reading too much, I even became addicted to his own books without knowing it. If you want to write this kind of book, the best way is to refer to the methods of Wenzhao Gong, improve the places where readers are dissatisfied with the original work, and then make more updates to make them full.

= =After so many years of fan fiction, this is the first time I see someone using the setting of Shana's world. It's so rare!

Go away, there are many similar settings when writing about wizards, the same is true when writing about mysterious journeys, and the same is true about the ultimate demon. Book lovers like me who like this kind of setting are very happy. But the author, your writing is good, but I still don't have a complete concept of the general environment settings and power levels. It's a bit similar to another Yakuza Yougui book. I also read dozens of chapters and still couldn't figure out the settings. The fighting plot was pretty good at the time.

When I saw the title of the book, I thought the protagonist was a Red World Demon King with the power of existence. However, after reading the book carefully, I had a sense of sight of a huge Jidao Demon. Similarly, in the early stage, a mortal perspective was temporarily unable to compete with the weird monsters and ghosts, so it took a suspenseful route. The current Power of Existence and the golden fingers commonly used in Gunda's books are generally used to upgrade skills, and the protagonist himself failed to use his own rules and abilities in his previous life. The author who has read Shana should know that the Power of Existence can eat people, and the protagonist also has it and can use it.

The writing style of this book is very good, but the beginning is a little unnatural, and there are too many self-made nouns that are a bit overwhelming. However, the depictions of martial arts monsters and ghosts in the back are very good, and the story line and world view are also very reasonable, which is rare among the few books I have read. I won't talk about my limited skills, but I'll just say something I've recently learned: Whether a novel is good or not depends not on how powerful it is in terms of force or rhetoric, but on whether it portrays the character's personality charm.

Quickly kill that fox, he is plotting against the protagonist to cause trouble.

How's that fox doing? Don't play the trick of forgiveness. It's too angry. It's hard to eat. It's a plot to kill the protagonist.

The name is a bummer, but it's really good: Benliangcao

Remember that things that have their power of existence disappear and be forgotten by others, right? Speaking of that heart, it doesn't matter that the female enchantress is more powerful, but it is actually remembered by tables and chairs←_←Is this a loophole?

I rarely post comments, but I hope the author can read it and possibly adopt it. First, characters should not always speak half of what they say. Readers of online novels may not have the patience to think about it. Covering up too much will make reading difficult and uncomfortable. Second, the poems mixed in are a bit dramatic, so it is better to have fewer poems.

It's well written, and it's still possible without destroying the Little God.

It's both a red world and a Taoist priest, so why doesn't the protagonist take the mage route? It is obvious that the power of existence and Yuanling both exist.

It's really well written, but why is it classified in the game category....

Don't be like the Yakuza who have to save this scholar and then find out that this scholar is a genius or something. I hope the author can find his own way.

It smells a bit like a second-guessing beast. 4 Recommendation votes are given.

Ignore me←_←Why do tables and chairs remember the heart? Not even as good as ordinary people←_←You just affirmed my statement and then ignored my questions←_←

Speaking of which, why is this book in the game category? The game category is in such a state of slump these days. If I didn't prefer Yakuza-style books, I wouldn't have clicked in at all. The Jidao Demon has been abandoned. The map is changed again and again, and the power level is changed again and again. The same routine is really boring. The most outstanding thing about it is the beginning. Such a strange, cruel and desperate world system setting is really eye-catching. It's a pity that Gungan has a great brain, but is not good at perfecting the details. He blindly pursues novelty, thus wasting such a good world setting. I remember that when I saw that mortals are mortals after all, and martial arts can never defeat monsters and ghosts, I thought, with the golden finger in my hand, I will use my mortal body and sincere martial arts to break the shackles of fate, cleanse the demons and return the world to a peaceful world. What kind of excitement will it be? It's a pity that I can't see it!