Creed of the Heavens

I just glance at this Marvel plot and it's over 😅 It feels like it's better to slowly pick up some cold weapon worlds with slightly special powers after Assassin's Creed, such as Pirates of the Caribbean, Lord of the Rings, etc.

Since I gave up on the Fate series after seeing it, I accidentally discovered that it is still being updated, so I looked at the number of chapters. Except for the Fate series, almost every chapter is about fifty or sixty chapters long. Even the first part of Assassin's Creed is only in its early seventies including the beginning and the end. But, but! Fate series, this series alone has nearly two hundred chapters! It's not that works under the same world view cannot write such a large chapter, but 1. Look at your name, there is no assassin here, just the plot and costume 2. This book named after an assassin occupies a huge amount of content, which is equivalent to three or four worlds. The title of the book can be changed to "Assassin in the Fate World". I'm curious about how the author explains the role of the fate world for the protagonist. I hope it's not completely off topic 3. The contents of these nearly two hundred chapters appear continuously! At least, it would be better if several different worlds could be interspersed between the fate plots. I can't understand why I have to repeatedly run back and forth in the various branch stories of fate. It makes me think that it has finally come to an end, but the results are still coming! So, I hope that the emergence of the fate series is not a completely crazy self-pleasure behavior by the author due to extreme ego or other emotional interference.

I feel a little emotional after finishing the book. Let me just say a few words... I haven't read it all, but I have read the early parts In fact, some of the early parts are quite well written (Assassin's Creed), and it is quite fascinating to read, but the book feels a little weird at the end. Marvel, Sekiro, Xingyue, Xuanyuan Sword and so on. It feels a bit like following a trend. For example, writing about Marvel became popular, so I started writing about it myself. Leaving aside Xingyue and Sekiro, do the others have any special connections with assassins? After all, there is a title of Assassin in Xingyue that you can fight for (but I didn't expect you to go to Xingyue and use two holy swords as berserkers). Sekiro is considered a ninja, and it contains some elements of gods and ghosts that can be used as a transition. The author actually wrote this well in order to prevent his combat power from collapsing when he enters a world of high demons. It's just that the role of Yongzhen is a little bit abrupt (in fact, a little more emotional drama could be added). When it comes to Marvel, it feels very strange... It feels like the protagonist is no longer an assassin, but has developed into an all-powerful one. But what makes Marvel Volume a little bit uncomfortable is that it kind of flatters the protagonist. In fact, I only realized after reading this volume that the protagonist is no longer developing in the direction of an assassin. The title of the book is "Creed of the Heavens". He is going to preach in another world (funny. I haven't read the latter part, so I won't comment on it In general, this part of the book I read is actually pretty good. The writing style is pretty good. It's acceptable, the logic is not cerebral, the plot arrangement needs to be improved, and the emotions and relationships of the characters also need to be polished, but it doesn't look like a lot of brainless comments in the book review area (mainly because it stopped taking the Assassin route in the later period, and many people came to Assassin's Creed and were dissatisfied) Finally, I hope the author can write better in the next book🙏

The protagonist can transform magic (mystery) into a bow or something, which is more in line with the image of the protagonist Looking at the battle of the Ancient One in Doctor Strange, it suits the protagonist very well The most important thing is, if you think about it, putting a layer of the special effects of the Ancient One on the protagonist's hidden sword, it feels like, tsk tsk

The main plot is not complicated either. To sum it up: the son dies, the wife runs away, the boss falls out, and in the end all we can do is play tricks.

The writing is pretty good, keep it up

The author gave priority to the subject of Assassin's Creed, which is very fascinating, because it is rare to see novels written about this subject. Anyway, I felt quite comfortable reading it

Are there any novels similar to Assassin's Creed? Recommend it

What fgo wrote is really a bit disgusting. Moderately improve the score in Secondary 2. Stinky, long, and nutritious.

A good book, the author's ideas are very novel

"Who are we?!" - "Assassin!" "What do we yearn for?!" - "Freedom!" "What are our weapons?!" - "Spear!" "What is our hidden blade?!" - "Decoration!" "Who do we kill?!" - "Temple "How can we assassinate!" "How can we sneak in without being discovered?"

I felt relieved after seeing so many people who didn't want to watch Xingyue. I originally came here for Assassins, and Marvel was okay. Sekiro barely understood. I really didn't feel like Xingyue 555, and I haven't watched any of the anime.

Assassin's Creed is well written, but the Marvel world is really the biggest poison. The more I write, the more I get bored. I ordered all the previous chapters. At first, I thought if they were as exciting as the first world, I would reward a few. Now that I look at it, I don't want to subscribe anymore. Let's finish Marvel as soon as possible. I feel that if I delete it, it will attract more readers. I came to see the assassins, not the mages. The span of force levels is too big, and now it seems that it is already over the top.

Please, the author, don't give up 😭 It's rare to see a good book about Assassin's Creed 😭 and the action description is also very smooth. I think this book should be popular, don't give up 😭 If you don't give up, we can talk about anything 🙂

It's a pity, except for Assassin's Creed, they are all high-latitude worlds, which feels a bit too early; there are many worlds with low martial arts and low demons that can be used in the early stage; for example, the recently popular Demon Slayer, Western ones such as Ice and Fire, and Poison Master, which are all very good; there are more demonic ones, such as countless American and British dramas such as Arrow and The Flash, and even some early domestic movies, such as A Chinese Ghost Story and so on. . .

Assassin's Creed is good, Sekiro is good, and the rest are straight away. Marvel just kneels and licks him. Thor beat him until he vomited blood, saying it was a misunderstanding, saying that this is the character of Thor. Captain America shot him in the head and said the bullet had no killing intent. The fourth battle of Xingyue was just okay. Once he passed, he directly pulled him across. Ah, I can't beat him. Ah, my skills are not good. Ah, he is a puppet master. I can't find him. Ah, he retreated so fast that I couldn't catch him. I haven't seen the rest yet, but he is already poisoned.

Although I am very happy that an author wrote Assassin's Creed, I am honestly not very happy for the author. After all, it is too niche and I am afraid that the author will be disappointed.

I've watched Ranger King three times, Moonlight is not to my liking and I've only watched half of it, but now I'm going to squirt. . Author, are you out of your mind when you write about Marvel? Thor's problem that can be solved by just talking has to be completely removed from his already small brain. You haven't seen how many people are complaining in the comment area. I can barely tolerate this. . What the hell is going to Captain America? Can the protagonist tolerate shooting at the protagonist? Isn't this a question of whether to let the Winter Soldier go? Can Captain America be sure that the protagonist can escape? Can Team USA be sure that he won't miss the target? Is Captain America sure that the protagonist can see the fake pleading on his face?

I can only say that the author himself is too contrived. The subject matter was originally very good, and the early Assassin's Creed was quite good. Later on, it felt like he was no longer the author, as if he had been replaced by someone else. This book has lost many readers since the beginning of Marvel. When it came to Sekiro, it forcibly weakened the protagonist, and when it ended, it inexplicably brought Yongzhen back. I really didn't understand it. After reaching Fate, I forcibly raised the combat power. Haha, I don't know what the author was thinking. I hope that the friends who fell into the trap will consider it carefully. I withdrew. If the author himself sees it, I hope you can prepare the next one. You can consider finishing this one.

To be honest, starting from Chapter 83, why does the plot become so strange? It feels like the whole chapter is like a running account. Talk about how it went, what happened. It just feels weird.

Assassin's Creed is okay, but the second world is not very understandable when it comes to Marvel. The protagonist's attributes are less than 20 to defeat the dimensional demon Dormammu. Who is your courage, Liang Jingru? The jump in combat power is too big. If you want to write about Marvel, you don't need to jump to the later stage.

After reading 100 chapters, the gap between Marvel and Creed is beyond reach. In the first part, I was happy to fight ten, but later I went to fight the devil. Dear! My suggestion is to change the plot and delete it directly. I think you can go to the ancient tomb demolition first to get gangster experience, water and water plots, or go to Gwent or the Caribbean to start slowly getting exposed to magic, and then go to the blacksmith to fight large creatures such as Sakura dragons. These are too good, and then go to Marvel In this way, the equipment and skills will be outstanding in the next dungeon, otherwise it will be as embarrassing as using a musket to fight AK

The opening chapter is amazing, the fighting scenes feel perfect. After that, the Marvel volume is uncomfortable to watch😖. I didn't read much of the Sekiro volume. To be honest, the Fate volume is about the virtue of Tokatsu. He has completely dedicated himself to the pursuit of the root. In order to reach the root, he will disdain any means and go completely crazy. The protagonist actually thinks that he can turn his attention to his family. This is just nonsense. There is nothing wrong with the dark hour in fate. I hope the author can adjust his state well and write something as exciting as the opening book.

To be honest, I felt that this book started to go awry from the time Assassin switched to Marvel. Up to now, Xingyue basically has nothing to do with Assassin's Creed. The author may want to move from the ordinary world to the extraordinary world, and needs a world to learn extraordinary abilities, so he chose "Doctor Strange" which has a complete learning process. But I would like to ask, does the author know that there is a game called Dishonored (or Dishonored?), In which there is stealth, assassination, parkour, superpowers suitable for assassins, and assassins who are passionate but have no religious leadership. Is it more suitable for the author's transformation requirements?

Black Soul taught me how to roll and backstab in a wretched manner. Creed told me to activate Wushuang and that was it, until Sekiro once again taught me that Black Soul was right.

I'm curious, how many people like me were tricked into watching Assassin's Creed?

I meant to cut it off as soon as possible. Doesn't anyone really like monthly journals that much?

Chapter 83 What the hell... Thor God is stupid, reckless, and doesn't like to think, but he is not a fool either! What's more, the protagonist was still holding Jane in his arms at the beginning. What did he want to do when a lightning struck him? ? Anyway, my girlfriend has been defiled, why not just kill her together? ? ? The reason for the fight was not only abrupt but also illogical! Also "My father never beat me"... Is that wrong? ! Do kids play house? Don't you want to find a reliable reason for the protagonist to have a one-on-one fight with Thor? Also, what is Thor's purpose? It's to liberate Jane from the protagonist, right? So what was Thor doing when the protagonist let go of Jane later? Instead of protecting Jane, you are still eager to start a war with the protagonist? ? Let the police and Daisy save Jane? ? ? Does this Thor really love Jane? ? ? ? Why do I feel like he wants Jane to die quickly? ! The God of Thunder has a bold and enthusiastic character. When did he take action first when the positions of the enemy and ourselves were unclear? Even when Loki was captured, he only took Loki away first, and then took action after being attacked by Stark! And just because he has never met the protagonist, he goes out to test... There are many people he has never met, who is the protagonist! The God of Thunder in Chapter 83 is a fool!

I feel like the lack of popularity of this book is due to Second World? Assassin's Creed is suddenly coming to Marvel! ! There is also the idea of ​​​​the Time Stone, even though the protagonists in the novel are all idiots! But the main characters in Marvel! That's really stupid! ! Many novels dare not write like that! Is it okay for you, a person who has just experienced the world, to participate? The span is large and the aesthetic fatigue!

After Assassin's Creed was written, Marvel really stretched its legs. To be honest, from Assassin's Creed to Marvel, the combat power has been greatly improved. Even if it is written like Sekiro Game of Thrones, it is better than Marvel, and the background is not suitable. The Middle Ages suddenly jumps to modern times, and the hidden sword becomes a submachine gun. Readers seem not used to it. Everyone at Ubisoft knows that with Assassin's Creed, the times have slowly moved forward. The author, a little genius, jumps directly from the Middle Ages to the modern era.