Nightmare Sovereign

Before the time travel, Ah Meng was a fool. He chose the warrior route because he was not suitable for warriors. Now the protagonist has a fucking brain problem. He is obviously a bad spellcaster and is more suitable for me, so he still wants to take the warrior route. I am really convinced.

I took the bus the day before yesterday. I didn't sleep well the first night. I kept yawning. You know the morning rush hour of buses in Beijing. It was very crowded. A beautiful girl was holding the railing next to me. The climax was when the bus suddenly braked when I was yawning. I bit the girl on the arm. Looking at the girl's frightened expression, I silently said to the girl: Woof woof. . .

The protagonist is obviously a nightmare and is following the path of Master Fa, but the author couldn't write it, so he made up the obsession of the protagonist's predecessor as a warrior. What obsession can resist the power of nightmares? What obsession can be worth the passage of time? Meng Jiangnu cried and collapsed the Great Wall just to find her husband. Has the Great Wall collapsed? Has her husband survived? No obsession can withstand the passage of time. If you can't write, you just can't write. Some authors write about a fairy tale and use the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms. I'm also drunk!

I've only read over a hundred chapters, it's so exciting! I just want to complain a little bit. The writing of the protagonist's sister feels particularly inconsistent. She is very innocent and cute and has very good advantages. However, when compared with the background environment of the entire world, it does not match the character and seems very redundant. Because in a barbaric era where great power belongs to oneself, force has become the standard. The basic love of parents for their children is definitely to hope that they can stand up and be able to protect themselves. They definitely hope that their children have extraordinary power and cannot be kept in captivity like a canary, not to mention that they are in high positions. The vision of the parents of the protagonist is too low. And in the subsequent plot, I am very worried that there will be a superfluous and painful plot where the sister is arrested and the protagonist is threatened. I hope it will not be so bloody. Anyway, I just think it's okay to write about innocence and cuteness, but it should be like King Kong Lolita, not just a vase with useless decorations, otherwise I really think this girl is a superfluous gift!

Why is this novel so criticized? I feel like the author is inconsistent. He said at the beginning that he has acquired the memory of a modern person and merged two souls. A modern person does not know what the multiverse is about, does not know that everything the gods do is for faith, and does not know what the gods are like. As long as you are a modern person, you don't need to say these things. This is still shocking, and your brain is still there. Also, at the beginning, I said that through the soul fusion of modern people, I knew that my ability was more than just a dream, but later I said that I thought I was dreaming. Isn't it inconsistent? This book feels like the author didn't write it seriously. The writing is okay, but there are too many errors and inconsistencies in the plot.

Is it true that we really can't live without a sister? She's a pretentious sister. I really want to persuade you to quit, okay? I also have a sister and a niece, but they will never give me goosebumps like the one in the article. She is a teenager, not four or five years old. This tone is really disgusting to me. Please don't use the psychology of adults to speculate on the psychology of minors. It's like smelting copper.

Chapter 37 of yours really made me laugh. Didn't you say two souls merged into one? How does this make you feel that the soul of the earth is dominant? Are you afraid of discovering your identity? Aren't you Amon? This is not a robbery, what are you afraid of? To be honest, parents are tolerant, no matter what world they are in

I used to think it was a pity that the author Mo Qi didn't become a god and monster, but now I'm also raising this book, and it's not easy for the author either. But today I saw Baoju's 27th update on the shelves. I said to the author, you spend three days fishing and two days surfing the net. This is not a bad result.

Compared with Mo Tide, the writing style has declined. It doesn't have the epic feel of Demon Tide. The protagonist is described in a low and precise way. On the one hand, the protagonist is surprised and unexpected, On the other hand, he also wonders how he was in his two lives.

I feel that the protagonist's IQ is often off-line. Although he has a vision of modern society, his thinking is still like that of a country bumpkin. His receptivity is too poor and he has no overall perspective.