The Strongest Demon Hunter Across the Heavens

The description of pretending to be B for the sake of pretending to be B is really not very good. Many people praise The Conjuring World for its pretentiousness, but I really don't see it and just think the description is quite blunt. The most embarrassing part is like the end of the quarrel that almost overturned the situation, and even pretended to die to mock the demon boss. Without the halo of the protagonist, can he really return to the main world? After returning to the main world, if you don't use the money you get to go through contacts with people you know, buy information, and buy protective equipment. In order to show off, you end up buying a luxury car, hiring a driver, and living in a high-end community. If a newbie pretends to be a big boss and provokes his seniors who have survived in an intelligence group that is known to have a very high mortality rate, can't he just be an old silver coin? Who can really survive without a brush and making enemies casually? Even if these people obviously want you to die, they won't force you to do it, and they won't pay much attention to you as a newbie. If you dance so happily, these people won't try their best to trick you to death? I'm convinced by the protagonist's actions

Doesn't the protagonist have a general range of behavior? If you change the camp in a drama, it feels like a complete system puppet. The starting point is the standard protagonist who will be forgotten after watching it.

There are a lot of people in the comment section who don't know the goods. The biggest advantage of this book is that the protagonist has a charming personality, and it is a relatively authentic European and American style of writing, with almost no thoughts and language habits from the East Asian cultural circle. It is unique among Chinese online novels. It seems to be a routine article, but in fact the story and character design are very unique, and it is not a repeatable and cheap creation. Some people actually expressed their opinion and wanted the author to change it to those same routine articles. What a waste of resources.

I put Tom Hardy as the protagonist, and the momentum came out immediately~

The prerequisite for a time traveler to carry the fate of indigenous humans on his shoulders and have a strong sense of mission is that the indigenous humans are very friendly and united. But what about this article? All kinds of people eat people, capitalists, feudal bureaucrats. I'm confused as to where the protagonist's sense of mission comes from? The more I look at it, the more embarrassed I become!

Is there no other description besides smoking? Smoke before a fight, smoke during a fight, and smoke after a fight. At first it was said that the protagonist hates smoking, but smoking solves problems and later he looks more handsome. As a result, I would not leave my mouth for 24 hours, and I would ask people if I smoked when I saw them, just to show off. Let's just change the name to The Strongest Smoker in the World, and I'll give you the word count for smoking.

Maybe it's because the author's writing skills and setting are not rigorous enough. After reading the background of this book, I found that there are already external and internal troubles. Devils and other things have overshadowed the power of human beings. In this case, they are still fighting against each other in the nest. The whole drama only has one protagonist as the master, and the rest are just gangsters. One good guy killed tens of thousands. There are hundreds of thousands of rotten bureaucrats. The protagonist is too scrupulous about the law to kill him, causing his sister to escape and kill so many people. The result is that the chief culprit is permanently imprisoned, the rest are demoted as adjutants, and the remaining villains are ignored. Although you said you don't want to write a political struggle type, but this is disgusting.

I don't understand. There are at least three times of lighting up and throwing away cigarettes in one picture. If the occasional one or two is okay, it may look more handsome, but more than enough is too much, and it will be annoying to watch. In our eyes, it is like an addict. The protagonist's actions must be accompanied by lighting cigarettes, and the next sentence must throw the cigarette butt, and then the next action will light the cigarette again. I am really convinced. I have seen many people talking about this problem. Why doesn't the author change it?

Is the author an employee of the Tobacco Bureau? The whole article promotes that smoking is cool and stylish, and then turns into a person who smells of cigarette smoke, breathes cigarette smoke, and has weird teeth? (Don't say you are not afraid of extraordinary powers) This is the deformed aesthetic of an old smoker

I miss the time when I was chasing Cole Walker. This is the best book I have ever read, bar none.