Truth Is Everywhere Within Range

I've only read about a dozen chapters, but I already feel like I'm not going to say it anymore, but I don't have to spend money to speak harshly, so I'll give you 100 coins as a ticket to buy it In short, the intention is very good, militarizing the spirit, a good idea, and the lead, the characterization, the general description of the weapons, all aspects are very good. But this is the only way to use ignorance as a joke, and it is also a level of ignorance that involves excessive force. Even if it is written as an ordinary game of killing monsters and upgrading, you should have good results, but you have to play "know nothing" with too much force. I understand the author's operation. Being overly cautious is not a problem, but you have to know what it means to be too cautious. Why do some people like to be overly cautious? Because there is a rhythm of first suppressing and then increasing. But the author's current operation is superfluous, only suppressing but not publicizing. Is it interesting? Even Saitama has a few supporting characters who are close to him, and he himself knows how strong he is. In the first season, although no one knew him, his legend was spread everywhere, or in contrast to the strength of the villain, which became even more popular in the second season. This protagonist doesn't know anything, not even whether he is strong or not. The whole story is full of the four words "excessive force", especially the vtuber in the game area. The game area plus live broadcast are two elements. What level of fools would think that this anchor is spreading supernatural knowledge to people all day long? Or is it that your protagonist is actually a super idiot? Then let us readers watch 🐓8️⃣? To say that you are overly cautious is an overstatement. This protagonist is not worthy of caution, he is just ignorant. Prudence must at least know yourself and your enemy. Although a brave person is cautious, he knows what he is doing and the level he is at. He does a good job of suppressing first and then rising. The overall feeling is that you and I have never had any grudges, why do you treat me like a fool? I won't read the rest of it, it's boring. If there is improvement within a hundred chapters, let me know. If there is no improvement, forget it. It's a pity

The brain circuit of this protagonist gave me a feeling of déjà vu. If I think about it carefully, it is just a supporting character who likes to be thoughtful in other books with similar themes. But the supporting characters are so thoughtful, which makes me find it funny, but you, the protagonist, are obviously a normal person and can feel the fact that he is very strong, but you force him to think that he is garbage. And to be honest, forcibly lowering the protagonist's IQ in this way is actually rubbing the reader's IQ on the ground, which is quite disgusting.

After reading about twenty chapters, I was really speechless at this way of writing that made the protagonist look very stupid and then secretly boasted that the protagonist was powerful. The reason why the protagonist is said to be stupid is because he has already studied in a spirit-removing school but he doesn't learn the traditional spirit-removing method. Chapter 3 said that 70% of the spirit-removing masters in the country came from this school, so why doesn't the protagonist learn it? It would be okay if the protagonist pretended to be an ordinary person, but you already have a file, right? Also, what is said about research that combines spiritual power with science, and all we see is that spiritual power is injected into bullets. Isn't this not enchantment? Combined with chirping. Then explain that the protagonist has strong spiritual power but always thinks that he is weak and others are stronger than him? Isn't it embarrassing to then keep bragging about what others deserve? You can pretend to be a weakling, but you can't really think of yourself as a weakling, and there are many details that the protagonist can doubt just thinking about them. For example, the relatively obscure half-demon tree people said that if it is really half-demon, the weakling image shown by the protagonist will not be so easy to deal with. There is also the evil spirit in the bakery. In the end, the protagonist can think that the evil spirit is special and cannot be discovered by the witch, so why don't you think about why you can find it? Throughout the book, I think the author did something nondescript in order to forcefully fit the settings of caliber, justice, range, and truth.

Author, the protagonist's strength seems to be at a bottleneck at present. From the article, it seems that the weapon limits the protagonist's strength, and he has huge spiritual power but cannot use it at all. It's like having tens of billions of assets frozen by the bank and eating pickles and noodles every day. It feels aggrieved. This is why I feel aggrieved. It is said in the article that if too much spiritual power is injected into bullets, flowers will grow out. Once again, it limits the protagonist's ability to play. This is not pleasant at all, and there is no other spirit to explore. To be honest, the setting of monsters and monsters is not bad, and some short stories can be written, but it is okay at the beginning. After all, people are growing up. The strength of the protagonist has always been eunuch, which is uncomfortable. I hope the author will get better as he writes more 🙏

The protagonist of the book "The End of the World" is a psychotic boss. At the beginning, the cause of death of the protagonist in his previous life is explained: he was killed by a nuclear bomb in the military camp. So it doesn't matter what you write later. Shu Shiraishi's book has the same opening routine as this one, the same super mana boss, the same witch to remove spirits, the same routine as this book, but the first few chapters indicate that the protagonist begins to doubt whether he is weak, and then leads to various passers-by, and then discovers that I am the boss, and then the road to the boss begins. Routines are routines, and routines are not the main body of the novel. The author obviously regards routines as the main body, and then he cannot escape from this circle. I wonder if the author is the gunman mentioned on the Internet? If not, please finish the book as soon as possible and start a new book. If you are good at writing books, starting a new book will not be a problem. Don't let down the readers who support you. If so, then I guess my comment will disappear.

Eradicate the weird (X) Vietnam War (√) Eliminate the monster (X) Counter-terrorism (√)

I don't know why, but in the early stage, I just traveled through time and became a great god, but I don't know how to understand it because I am ignorant, but why did no one tell him that he was very strong when he made a big move later? Okay, let's just pretend that others don't know that the protagonist thinks he's weak. Butwhy does the protagonist always bring his own special effects when looking at others? Do you think it has a deifying effect in the eyes of others? What the hell is it that the protagonist thinks it was a casual blow that someone else tried their best to execute? Even if the protagonist is an over-cautious character, why did the boss describe in words how tragic the war in 1995 was and how difficult it was to fight, and then the protagonist still thought it was like "an earthquake occurs in a casual battle"? It was obviously a curse that prevented others from mentioning their names, but they were forced to become "not even worthy of their names"? Ignore the personal emotions towards the protagonist, etc. In fact, the author's writing level is not bad, and the combination of exorcism + powerful but overly cautious is also okay, but the refreshing point is too suppressed, and many places are inconsistent. I feel that the protagonist is a bit thinking forcefully cautious, which appears that the protagonist's thinking is very bad Naturally, but the author many jokes are very good, the golden finger is also a bit interesting, and the settings about spirits and demons are also okay. In fact, except for the protagonist's ideological problems, the book is still very good in all aspects. I hope the author can improve it, and I look forward to the changes that the author may usher in in the future. As for the other monk's book mentioned in many reviews, I haven't read it, so I can't make a judgment. At present, the bookshelf has been added to express slight support. Come on~

Let me talk about my personal feelings. The first time I read a book of this type was (The Enemy Is Enemy at a Close Reach). Comparing it with this book is actually about the same, the most important thing is! The most deadly! The problem is grading. "Close" his level is clear enough. Others know the level of the protagonist's enemies. People in other countries also know the level of the enemies that the protagonist defeats (kills). Others know clearly the level of the enemies that the protagonist defeats (kills). Now talking about this book, the protagonist kills ghosts and does all the tasks, but the level of the enemies is unknown to others. There is no complete level system, the level is not clear, and others do not know how strong the protagonist is. Even if the protagonist can explode the earth with his bare hands, no one knows about it. If no one knows, no one will pay attention, and there will be no conflict. In the first chapter, the protagonist kills a half-demon. This is a very powerful ghost, but no one knows that this is a half-demon (not counting readers). How can you pretend to be so awesome! How to reflect the strength of the protagonist. Only the readers know what's cool about it? (Here you can make up your own mind about the protagonist's pretentious upgrade routine after he kills the half-demon and everyone else knows how powerful the protagonist is.) The fun behind it is gone. Now the protagonist has the strength of the king of six gods to beat a bronze who buys equipment and thinks that bronze is the king. Key question! Fatal question! Even if the level is unclear, no one knows.

Personally, I think this book is relatively easy to read, and the setting is good. I really like this book. Okay, let's start with the shortcomings: I originally thought from the title and introduction that the protagonist of this book is a top student (he is indeed a top student), emotionally abnormal and cold (this is also true), and a great inventor (this is really not true). He has invented various weapons such as sonic waves, imitating sunlight, artificial spiritual batteries, and special weapons for ordinary people against ghosts and monsters (for example, according to the periodic table of elements, various weapons against ghosts have been developed strange alloys, sprays, etc.), And ended up seeing a patient with a severe lack of firepower phobia (almost all of our countrymen have a lack of firepower phobia, for example, recruits have to bring more bullets even if they are overweight), and a severely mentally retarded child (he can only destroy ghosts, but he admires the shrine monks who can save the evil spirits, but does not learn how the shrine does it. Although he is super strong, he feels weak). Let's make a metaphor! Shrine maidens and temple monks are universal batteries. They use their own electricity (spiritual power) to use tools (royal coins, magic weapons, formations) to do whatever they need to do. The protagonist is a nuclear power plant, but he only charges electricity to the bullets in the gun. If he charges too much, he will turn the bullets into flowers and keep them at home (really into flowers). He obviously has thousands of spiritual powers, but he can only charge three points of bullets (otherwise they will bloom), and a hundred points of sniper cannon. Where are the scientists? ? ? Where are the scientists I'm looking forward to? ? ? Where is the invention I'm looking forward to? ?

The protagonist's IQ depends on the author's IQ

Just because of the title of the book, I think people with big eyes should give this book a thumbs up

Originally, reading novels was just for entertainment and to kill boring time, so why should it be so serious? This book is a bit too funny, but it's really quite enjoyable, right? Occasionally, there are some minor flaws that can be completely ignored. After all, the author doesn't write a book like a film and television screenwriter who has a group of people to make suggestions and review them. It's normal to not notice some small details, right? Generally speaking, it's fine. This is always the case when I read novels. After all, life is already irritating enough. When you are entertaining, do you have to be really picky about whether you are causing trouble for others or making yourself uncomfortable?

Come on author, don't let the trolls affect your mood, come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

It's so poisonous, so poisonous. It's not just ordinary people who can stand it.

There is nothing wrong with borrowing themes, but please be careful. It's not that the writing is bad, but that you have to have your own plan. If you don't plan well, you will become a dog that is not as good as a tiger. The successful cases are out there. If you look carefully, you can find a breakthrough, so go for it!

To be honest, there are so many jokes in this book (I actually know some of the unpopular ones, basically all of them), and it is a real source of daily joy. I really enjoyed watching the "Give Me Money" and "VTB" memes every time, and the mixed Tianyuan X-po and mecha memes were also quite funny (the Unicorn Daimyojin really made me vomit with laughter). The author has put great effort into studying Japanese mythology, and his knowledge of various shrines is super comprehensive. The protagonist Di Hua can actually be forgiven. After all, he does not have a spiritual power index that can destroy the world, which means he is at a mid-to-low level. He also uses brainless violence to eliminate spirits. He is low-key and humble and pretends to be a younger brother. I think it makes sense. I hope jojo (not), I hope jojo will never have a harem, the only hope. In the past, all I read were pirated copies (after all, I was a student), but now that I have money, I will directly read all the books in the future. Come on, author! (Actually, I thought the heroine would be Suzuka?)

Let the author tell you how to spray this book

This book is still very good in the early stage Assuming that in the process of removing spirits Write more plots like Izakaya and Rokuzakura I give this book full marks But in the later period, there are too many harem elements...

😃😃😃😃

The truth is everywhere

I have saved the manuscript. If there are more than 100,000 words, I have to put them out. If you agree, please come in and give me a thumbs up.

Friends who are creators of the second dimension, please report here! Let the author know our anger~ The rubbish author finally brought an end to "Once Upon a Time on Earth"!

Author, author, where are the foodies? Where did the foodie go? I knew that I couldn't raise it, and problems would arise if I raised it! ! !

After reading the first few chapters, it poisoned me to death. Whenever the protagonist sees someone, he will automatically make up that person as a big boss. If an ordinary person has no aura, the protagonist will think that the big boss is keeping a low profile. If a weak spiritual exterminator fails to remove the spirit completely and leaves some residue, the protagonist will think of the big boss's deep thoughts. Stop those who are trying to make things awkward for the author. The author didn't think about that at all, he just wanted such a protagonist. In the eyes of the author's protagonist, every ordinary person in the world is better than him, and he is a weakling. From the reader's point of view, if the protagonist is really weak, it is obscene development, but if the protagonist is strong, it is disgusting. Those who support the author say that the protagonist Ye Luzi's background has no reference or anything. I don't think you are embarrassed about this protagonist. What we want to see is a protagonist who can reasonably analyze the world and use the knowledge he has learned to position himself. Those who say there is no reference point, you have never thought about why there is no reference point. It is not because the author did not write it. The author could have written one, but the fact that he did not write a plot that allows the protagonist to position himself is purely a problem with the author's personality. Please don't be polite! I'm sure the vast majority of people don't like such a protagonist. There may be a small group of people who like it. If you like it, just like it. Don't be awkward, it makes me uncomfortable! Welcome to discuss, please don't reply if you are a troll!

I changed the book after reading the fourth chapter. It seems that the golden three chapters still make sense. The title is very good and the introduction is very novel. As a bookworm for almost 20 years, I will give you a sentence. You will know whether you are strong or not after playing it.

Here comes Lao Tie, the ending of Once Upon a Time on Earth has not been written yet 🤭

The idea is good, but it's a pity that the protagonist is who he is. There's the same kind of author as there is with the protagonist, you know what I mean.

The planet explodes when I sneeze, but I have to bend down and nod when I see someone, because I feel like their breath can poison me...

If firearms can kill evil spirits, it is the protagonist's turn to appear. The national army is vegetarian. A dedicated team is allocated to each jurisdiction to manage the police station. If you wander around and sweep away every day, where will the evil spirits come from to beat you?

Prudence means that after understanding other people's strength, you feel that you can't crush it, so you feel unstable, rather than knowing everything, just taking a look, and just making up your mind here. You can't get close to some hot chicken soul slayer, compare their strength, and then use it to compare with higher people. Is it just relying on your brain? Are you a fan of nc in the rice circle?