
The Legend of the Vampire
综漫之吸血鬼的传奇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 392k Words
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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9.7kFans
195Chapters
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A Sea of Stars with Two-Dimensional Food! the More Red Hearts You Like, the Less Red Hearts You Want to Delete!
Mainly about two-dimensional and food stories, the writing style is refreshing, there is no female protagonist, at most one female protagonist, the harem stallion is thick. I entered the palace on my own, just to have the last piece of pure land in this materialistic city. That's probably it. Help me collect and recommend "Micro Travel Restaurant", I understand. None of this is important. What is important is the law of the jungle of survival of the fittest. Those with high hearts will be repeat
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Dongshen Pavilion (A Gathering Place for Two-Dimensional Comprehensive Comic Novels)
The other side of dreams is in the second dimension
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Most people will definitely leave after reading the first three chapters.
The system is very impressive, she is still a little loli, and she also gives you vampire blood. Secondary 2 is not mentally retarded, okay? Keep looking
There's no way my Icarus is so weak
You, the author, are eating the setting 😂. Only people under 40 years old can enter the Blood Tower, but is Icarus under 40 years old? First of all, she is the first generation of artificial angels, and she is a war type. She has no special emotions. She is named just for war. This represents a lot of age, and the original age setting is "incalculable", which does not mean that she is under 40.
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Personally, I don't like overly complicated time travel stories, because the burden is too great, and the story suddenly develops into the world about to be in chaos. To be honest, leveling up dungeons should be the way they should be. The author adding so many settings is completely neglecting the basics, and the comprehensive comic is obviously the main theme.
After reading my thoughts on Chapter 25, I feel that the author's thinking about human nature is a bit lacking. The author can refer to Ultraman's drama "Ultraman Mebius". An ordinary person shoots the future with a gun, but it has no effect. Then he doesn't understand why. His first reaction is fear and fear, and then anger, saying that the future is a monster. Think about it. , For humans, Ultraman is very powerful, but when someone knows that Ultraman is actually a human being, their first reaction is that they are aliens, and then they find ways to study and master this power. Because they are also human beings, they feel that they can also master it and become, let's take the simplest example, Marvel's mutants, have they been accepted by ordinary people? They are the closest to humans, but because they have supernatural powers, they are regarded as aliens.
A bit abusive!
The protagonist has a system and is guided by the spirit girl. He enters the blood tower earlier and works hard to reach level 9. Then two random passers-by are already level 10.
Cross and Vampire, such a nostalgic title✪ω✪
Why have you finished the book and still want to read the 500 chapters? Nowadays, the writing is too short and no one wants to read it.
In my impression, the strongest vampire in anime is indeed Uncle A (。ò ∀ó。)
I lost interest when I saw a lot of clothes, especially the earth.
Who likes to read time-traveling stories about someone who travels across the earth? It's like it's not going to harm the family. It's so good to just travel back and forth, so why do you want people on earth to travel across the earth? What's the point? Do you think there are too few people in the world to be a troubled child who cannot travel to another world? Boring, I hate reading this kind of two-dimensional novel. You are not a post-apocalyptic novel.
Finished with flowers (⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄)
MdWhere is your A Certain Magical Index?
Clever girls can't get pregnant Want to see this. . . . . .
Cross and Vampire are very familiar names. I watched them in the second grade of junior high school and it turned out that the third season has not been released yet.
I'll come too.
I looked for the general chapter summary of the book, and it seems there is no plot for Sword Art Online. Dear readers, have you finished reading it? If this book does not have the plot of Sword Art Online, please let me know, thank you. Waiting online
Come on (ง•̀_•́)ง, I hope you get better and better (✪▽✪)
The first world, Heavenly Object, is a daily harem-type anime. Although the force system is very high, it does not have much representation in the original work. There's something problematic about letting the protagonist go through the newbie phase in this world. Most of what we write are routines for defeating monsters, upgrading tasks and opening maps. In a world without monsters, would it be possible for the protagonist to encounter a big boss upon meeting him? The author added a setting similar to a trial field. Maybe he noticed that daily life is not easy to write, and wanted to give the protagonist a platform to fight monsters and upgrade. However, too many original plots and monotonous monster-fighting upgrades have made it lose fans again. I suggest instead inserting adventure stories from other worlds. Think of what comes from the sky as a main world. This would be much better.
The emotional scenes are still too rough. . . . . . .