
From Butcher to Godslayer
从杀猪到杀神
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 787k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Interesting Books Worth a Read (Currently Following) (Personal Picks)
I like imaginative, thrilling, funny books, or ones with solid writing and plots. I don’t like books that ramble or drag things out. Most of the new books I’m following are still being updated, so some may end up abandoned.
No Naive Protagonists, No Naive Protagonists
They're all pretty good, and I'm too lazy to write descriptions.
Fantasy Novels
A good read
Books I'm Reading Lately
Ones I personally think are good
Let Dreams Be My Steed
Added whenever the mood strikes
Hope They All Get Finished
The power fantasy should flow smoothly, and the comedy should be fun
Reading Slump Relief Station: Classic Great Books You Probably Haven't Read, Any Genre Welcome
Do books everyone already knows about really need recommending? They’re all books from the major Qidian rankings. Do readers not know to check them out?
Reading Whatever I Like, A Book List That Should Be Pretty Good
I prefer books with a clear focus that center on telling a story. Everything on this list is worth reading, and they're all top-notch.
Treasured Gems
My favorite gems, lalalalalalalalalalalalala
Long Live the Rising Stars
I’ll gradually add all sorts of genres. My tastes are pretty eclectic, but I generally avoid harems.
The Shennong Poison Test
All kinds of promising newcomers with the potential to become great authors.
Invincible Protagonists, Feel-Good Stories, and Ruthless Action
Only one or two have any real depth; the rest are invincible wish-fulfillment stories. Mostly feel-good reads with showing off and face-slapping, simple-minded stories, and ruthless protagonists.
A 20-Year Bookworm with Eclectic Taste, Especially Fond of Farming Stories
I've forgotten a lot of the books I've read. The ones on this list are web novels I've finished recently or am currently reading. Hope they help you fellow Daoists who are out of things to read.
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In the last chapter of The Butcher, all the little brothers died within three chapters. I hope that the little brothers in this book can live on and grow up with the protagonist.
First, the secret book was copied and hidden in a secret place, and then the orb was taken out of the city and immersed in the river without obeying military orders. What kind of elite soldiers does the protagonist train, and what kind of military law does he practice in parallel? The protagonist forms a militia to protect the city, fight against bandits, destroy rebels, curb corrupt officials, and suppress profiteers. Let the people have clothes and food to eat. Why did he become a street tiger after arriving? Are all the people blind and filled with ghosts?
Although it is fantasy but not fantasy, the plot gives people a really good feeling, food, and the image of the male protagonist
I saw an extremely majestic general walking out of the diagonal thorn. He was stationed in front of the two armies. He was really murderous and majestic. He looked down at the heroes and no one dared to fight. Looking at his appearance, he was indeed extraordinary. Later generations praised him and said: The commander was born to be courageous, holding a square halberd. The majestic appearance scares gods and ghosts, It has high magic power to kill demons and eliminate demons. The treasure bow at the waist is like a crescent moon, The two maces on the back are shining brightly. Under the crotch are the divine dragon colts of ten directions, Carrying with you the ox-ear knife that removes the wrist. A person with a high heart will never worship the earth dragon, A proud person will only associate with the wise. Alone and causing trouble in the underworld, Heaven marked his name again. This is the only way a hero dares to be first, . . . . . I can't continue editing, please continue. . .
I feel so good after reading it. The protagonist is feared and reviled by the common people. I hope newcomers don't think this is a poisonous point. This will be explained later. The whole book is wonderful.
In my mind, the image of the protagonist and the world he lives in!
No wonder the grades are not getting better. Anyone who has received modern education, no matter whether he travels through time or is reborn into a feudal society, will not have any good impressions of the feudal court. The bottom line is that he has not rebelled. Your article contains thoughts of serving the imperial court, which can only make people disgusted. If you take the mortal route, you can only strive for hegemony in this troubled world. If you take the monk route, you don't need to bring so many subordinates. Although the Lucky Dynasty route looks a bit similar, it doesn't reflect it at all. In short, your article lacks a theme and has no central point.
This is what the protagonist looks like.
The general thinks silently and looks at this picture
Use the picture of Zhang Fei in the Three Kingdoms game, delete the infringement This is the protagonist,
In the first chapter, a member of the military gave a thousand taels of silver to a butcher. The person who gave the gift was just a member of the army, and the person who received the gift was just a butcher. I thought about it carefully. No matter which dynasty in ancient China, a thousand taels of silver was a huge sum of money. Reading novels often loses readers because of these details. It may seem like a small problem, but it will affect the entire book. [Of course, if someone makes a quarrel and says this is an alien fantasy, then pretend I didn't say it] Seeing the back of the book, the author writes that the member of the Communist Party of China is not a wealthy country squire, but equivalent to the local magistrate of a wealthy family, and the protagonist is a gang boss who holds a club and casino. This identity makes it more reasonable. No more to say, in one sentence, it is a good source of food, highly recommended