All Monsters Belong to Me

The energy that devours aliens should be divided into essence, energy and spirit. After all, if some aliens are physically strong, then they should have more essence, energy and blood; if some aliens are good at Qi training, then their spiritual energy and mana should be more; if some aliens have strong souls, then they should have more spiritual power. Those with high bloodlines from foreign races should have innate magical powers and bloodline inheritance. If these aliens are devoured, it would be best if they can inherit their magical powers and heritage.

I haven't read the book yet, but after seeing the author's serious responses to many comments, I feel like he really wants to write a good book. Good luck, author. Also, the author should review the readers' suggestions several times from the reader's perspective. Don't listen to them all at once. Everyone likes different things.

It was suppressed too hard. The protagonist has been practicing Gold Finger for many years and has also opened up the golden finger for many years. As a result, he is just a novice in the early stage. He sucked a high protagonist with two small realms before reaching the middle stage. Later, he sucked a dragon with a high protagonist level and one big realm. Since it is still the middle stage. . . . The author's explanation is that there was not much mana left in the dragon's body at that time (it was so noisy that I felt like vomiting). . . . Since it was the remaining mana in the body that had been sucked out of La Mo Diao's body, there was no change after Long Ai sucked it dry. . . . Not to mention other materials, the protagonist can take off after eating the dragon's flesh and blood. It's too heavy.

Why does the protagonist love to commit suicide so much? He is either seeking death or on the way to commit suicide. He has promised to survive and grow, but he is afraid that he will not live for two episodes, which means he is the protagonist. Otherwise, haha, I can't stand this kind of suicide attempt. He doesn't even have a backer, so he just commits suicide everywhere.

Is the author writing about Brother Pingtou? He is either fighting to death or on the road to fighting to death.

In fact, I really don't understand the use of these authors' golden fingers. If you have a golden finger, you are not as good as the person next to you. Everyone just has fun reading novels. You wrote Goldfinger to make everyone feel happy. However, many authors write Goldfinger, which also makes people feel uncomfortable.

I think the plot fell apart At the beginning, the protagonist's grandfather was killed. The protagonist went to kill a side branch of the Zhou family and made a grudge against the Zhou family. Then he was forced to go to Qingyang Temple. His Taoist temple turned over and a strong man came out. The area changed its owner. The Zhou family unwisely massacred the villagers of the protagonist's village. They were caught. They also wanted to kill the protagonist who was the viewer. They were caught. This place can barely be accepted. The following is strange. The boss of the Taoist temple has a mission to ask one person to go out to find something. The protagonist and several brothers who are also temple masters went there. As a result, the protagonist has been in danger and encountered enemies. It is the evil sect that has a higher level than the protagonist. He sent a message to ask for help but there was no rescue. The author explained that this is because people want to raise Gu. The problem is that raising Gu is not possible. This is how you raise it. Send a group of juniors to help you find things. Although they are just small Guanzhu in the county, they don't save those with high levels. Isn't this sending them to die? This kind of method of raising poisons. The low-level minions will die if they don't. In other novels, at least the level of raising poisons is similar. You, the high-ranking protagonist, and two evil cultivators who have reached the realm have appeared. In the end, I have only met the protagonist a few times. I met him almost ten years ago. It's outrageous for a female fellow monk to call her master to save the protagonist. The protagonist is almost beaten to death Mainly the Master of Qingyang Temple. Their master is still very strong after breaking through. He is also optimistic about the protagonist and them (according to the author's description, the protagonist's master believes that the protagonist's brothers have the ability to protect him, and he is unwilling to snatch it even if he guesses that the protagonist has a great opportunity). I don't understand it at all.

The protagonist is never quiet, he is either fighting or on the way to fight. The author does not write tiredly, but we easily get tired while reading.

I can't stand it anymore, it just feels like it's getting more and more boring the more I watch it, it's obviously a gorgeous and otherworldly background. A collection of fighting stories written in real life

It's so wild, so brave that he seems not afraid of death. No matter what kind of monster or evil cultivator, he is always on the front line, for fear that others will steal the opportunity arranged by the author.

It feels like Goldfinger is a la carte. The protagonist fights and kills all the way without stopping, but his level has not improved much.

The author's writing is good, but the plot is neither good nor bad. It's not bad at all, but it's not good at all. It's not good enough, but it's a pity.

It's a pity that the golden finger is of no use. He is tortured every day, which makes him unhappy. Everyone is better than him

It creates conflict too deliberately, looks boring, bad review

I'm a little disappointed. The plot after the grandpa scene was a complete mess. It's a pity that the book starts with L.

Her combat power is a little weak, but the protagonist is a bit brave. The protagonist is in the middle stage of Concentration and wants to kill others when she sees them doing evil. The key is that all five of them are a level higher than her. There is also the Lilong. The protagonist can only absorb very little mana, which is not enough to regain his energy. The dragon corpse is gone. If we sell him, how many spiritual stones will it cost?

Nb, there is a lot of information in each chapter, you have to read it carefully, the foreshadowing is great, I only read three chapters and I have the urge to follow it, it's great, I hope the author will not give up, who opened the trumpet?

I feel like I'm going to give up on this book. The protagonist fought hard to defeat it. It is so easy to observe the people inside. No energy at all.

Haha, there's a reason why people like this

When I read Chapter 19, the storyline was too vicious. There had to be a Long Aotian-style enemy to kill the protagonist's relatives, and then there was an escalating revenge drama! I can't stand it!

First line: Without subscriptions, rewards, or monthly passes, how can a stand-alone game last long? Second line: Vacant position waiting...

After reading the public version, I have no idea of ​​subscribing. Let me give you a personal suggestion: cultivating immortals is not only about fighting and killing, but also about being humane. The continuous fighting looks tiring and has no sense of rhythm. A good story must have ups and downs, and you're the one who plays it from beginning to end.

The more I look at it, the more depressed I become, which makes me confused and gives up.

I feel like the protagonist is immature. Before he kills someone, he should have thought of the consequences. If it wasn't for cheating, he would have died on the spot.

Very good. Good books will never be buried.

What about your layout? What about the layout? What is the difference between what you write like this and ordinary leveling and fighting monsters!

Do you see what you are writing? I've been in trouble the past few days The most important thing about a book is the plot, and the process is of course important. Two or three chapters are enough, and you've been like this for several days.

When I saw the name of the author, I slipped away. . . This book smells too strong

Bai Blind has such an amazing beginning, no wonder the collection is not high, the plot starts from the grandpa's sacrifice to heaven and is retro.

It can probably be called a death-seeking stream. This one is always on the road to death, and the most important thing is to return to death. The author has also gained a lot from writing the protagonist, but there is always a feeling that the death-seeking has not grown up. To put it in one sentence, what is added is panel data, which has nothing to do with the protagonist's combat power. . .