I Found Myself a Villain

When the author wrote about the phoenix, I felt that the author didn't quite understand the meaning. A phoenix is ​​a phoenix, a phoenix, a female and a male... The Taoist couple is here again...

There is a bit too much nonsense. For example, the protagonist started fighting with Lu Fan and then said a lot of nonsense in the middle, and then continued to fight. Could you please figure out when to talk nonsense and when not to talk? Then there's your nonsense. It's a bit too much. Just give me a brief introduction. You don't need to say a lot of nonsense. At least three of the five pictures are nonsense.

Wow, well written! Much better than what I wrote. I hope you won't be a eunuch like me, come on!

Divine Eyes? It's no different from a rebirth novel, right? And why do you authors always like to write with sneers on the lips and stern eyes? Is there something wrong with it? Can't you write some psychological interactions or character interactions? One-fifth of a novel is composed of expressions. As far as Chapter 2 is concerned, there are quite a lot of flaws. The protagonist's sect is considered to be the top trend. As a role model for the younger generation in a big power, the protagonist is either aloof or a senior brother who convinces others with his virtue. However, your nondescript writing is really hard to read. Let's talk about the supporting characters, just the two disciples guarding the door. May I ask the author what it means to have clear eyes and no jealousy at all? Can one look describe a person's heart so clearly? Let's reverse roles. If you were a disciple of the Immortal Sect and saw such a talented senior brother, wouldn't you feel any ups and downs in your heart? No jealousy at all? What a liar, what do you think society is? Do you think the conditions for entering a large sect are nothing but qualifications? If you can enter a large sect based on qualifications alone, then this sect will not survive more than three chapters. People's hearts are unpredictable, scheming, and strategies require a combination of many aspects to gain a foothold in a sect, let alone such a large sect. To sum up: This book is all about the supporting characters catering to the protagonist's IQ, and there is nothing interesting about it.

You open your mouth and shut up to defy heaven. What does God owe you?

Join the protagonist and plot of Zhu Xian! Failure! It's not a fanfic or a Wanjie novel. The names and techniques in Zhu Xian are all the same. I really can't stand it!

Worldview is a big deal, but in fact, a sect can only recruit so many people if they are so rubbish? There are a lot of people with poor qualifications, and there are a lot of people who can make money based on their age, and there are people whose age and lifespan settings are rubbish, and the age difference really can't be seen, so what era is so ridiculous and then what? How can a peak master be two thousand years old? ? ? If a phoenix comes back, wouldn't it disrupt destiny? Isn't that how Thirteen Mirrors pretend to be?

Students who have read this book all know that the setting of this book is "God's destiny". This calamity is destined to bring about the rise of the gods. But the human race is the biggest disaster facing them. If they want to rise, they must survive the human race. According to the general routine, the gods are the decent ones and the humans are the villains. As the genius of the human race, the protagonist naturally becomes a member of the "villain". I don't know if you understand this explanation. If you still don't understand, you can leave a message to express your opinion, good or bad.

Seeing the Dragon of Fate Retreat To put it simply, if you don't like it, just delete it We read the book to see the protagonist, not a path of struggle that is doomed to failure. This is also reflected in your book. Of course, I am the only one who thinks so. After reading this chapter, some people still like it.

This setting is a bit funny. Farewell.

The book should be renamed and I find myself the protagonist. Alternatively called, The God-Slaying Chronicle, Long Aotian's God-Slaying Chronicle. I have never seen such a decent villain.

I remember seeing this paragraph between Zhang Xiaofan and Lu Xueqi in that book before. Is it the author's previous book?

Direct plagiarism. I don't even bother to change my name.

One of his big mistakes was that he couldn't secretly get rid of Lu Fan even if he told what he saw.

It reads better than some of the rankings

There are some doubts. Since the protagonist has great luck and unknown life experience, generally speaking his parents are extraordinary, how could his luck be stolen so easily by Xiao Xiao? Also, the protagonist has awakened his divine eyes to see the future. Then why did he not awaken in the other timeline and not see that he was being plotted? And what follows. The villain boss Tianyunzi said that Lu Fan was a chess piece arranged by him. The author also said before that after Lu Fan stole luck, he soared into the sky and reached the position of the headmaster of Kunlun. Now the headmaster of Kunlun can defeat Tianyunzi. How can a chess piece soar into the sky and surpass everyone in your layout? Or is it luck? Why are you stretching your crotch so much? To put it bluntly, luck is to ensure that you turn bad luck into good luck. How can you say that if someone takes it away, it will be taken away by others? It's too stretched on your crotch! Of course, this last point is a common problem in many novels. I hope the author can polish the plot, as there are many flaws.

I read your review on the launch and added five more chapters. I was quite excited, but when I turned the next page, there was nothing there? ? ? ?