From Killing Pigs to Killing Gods

This novel is awesome, I managed to keep it alive. I read it earlier and really enjoyed reading it, but once it was updated every day, I gave up completely. I will read it again next year. The premise is that if the author is still writing, one update a day is not enough for me, and I am tired of chasing it. Alas 😅😅😅😅

Can the author let the protagonist take some time off to write about his daily life?

I think it's well written! The protagonist is smart. I saw a book friend who said that the protagonist supports feudal rule. I guess I haven't read much. I'm not strong enough in the early stage and I will definitely need a dog. I feel that the plot will continue to develop in various places, from the Sifang City to the whole country, and rebuild the rule...

No complaints? Is it all a compliment?

I can only say that the author can write Water Margin

I've been waiting for you for so long. Now I update twice a day. I'm very disappointed with one of them.

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.

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

I have only read about ten chapters. The writing is okay but the plot is very stiff. The protagonist has 800 soldiers. He often disobeys orders and makes his own decisions. When he gets into trouble, a pig's foot is used to wipe his butt. Is this forcing the plot to screen readers?

The more I watch, the more I feel like there's something wrong with the protagonist, right? For example, the protagonist will kill others if they are disrespectful to the pig's feet. It is natural for the pig's feet to spit out feces and curse others. Such double standards abound. Originally, the author wanted to write about a casual hero like Zhang Fei, but now that the question is written, he feels like an extreme egoist.

I was drunk even if I didn't criticize anyone. None of the soldiers felt poisonous. They had all kinds of selfish motives. They also said that the elite soldiers raised by the hegemony caused all kinds of troubles. No one could help at the critical moment, and they even said that they had to follow orders and prohibitions. When I was teaching the exercises, I talked a lot. In the end, it was useless. It caused a flood and flooded the city with a hundred sticks?

This book is much better. I support it.

The author's writing style is good, but it is uncomfortable to read. The protagonist is awesome, the supporting characters are even better, and the villain is even better. The protagonist has countless superb skills and is armed with peerless magic weapons, but he just can't defeat the villain. I accept that the first villain has immortality, but the author spends a lot of ink describing it. I think this immortality is awesome. But after that, all the villains with some status have immortality spells. I am convinced. The top-level magic weapon has no ability to cut off the immortality. This magic weapon is of great use. The protagonist is invincible in melee combat, but even if the villain asks you to kill him, you can't kill him.

You wrote the commander-in-chief so domineering, and the people under his command listened to his words like farts. He copied the exercises and put the dragon beads into the river. Not to mention the importance of the dragon beads. He let his men use them at will and gave orders as if they were farts. He acted in the same way as the protagonist. He is How did you put these people under your control? How could you be a boss, be domineering, and just take the blame? I don't believe in a person with such a style of behavior. The people under him are in awe. How could that happen? The conflict point in the story is very poorly written, and it's the same reason every time.

I remembered after reading more than 40 chapters. I mentioned earlier that his men all obeyed his orders. He told them to go up, even if they were to die. If he didn't ask them to go up, his men would not go up. Then came later, asking them to put the dragon balls in the well and not into the river. The result was like this. Then, the result was an old-fashioned story of killing someone, relatives, friends, brothers and sisters, and then parents, grandparents, even ancestors, families, sects, almost the whole world became the enemy. Is the plot connection a bit stiff?

You have soldiers, power, money, and if you insist on ruining your reputation, wouldn't you become Mr. Huang? If you don't kill the new guy, who will you kill? The best target

I started to feel that this person was slandering me. If I think about it carefully, it makes sense. In the character plot, even if there are a few old people saying good things about the male protagonist or something like that, it would be fine. Just listening to the rumors would completely deny the protagonist's actions and completely think that the protagonist is a bad person. This is impossible Although people in ancient times were relatively ignorant and feudal, they were still human beings. The protagonist did so many things for them, and everyone could see that it was good for them. Otherwise, how would our country have done at that time, rural movements, Hiding that secret book can still be laundered. The protagonist was so reckless at the time and his subordinates who were loyal to him were worried that something might happen in the future and they were not strong enough. It is understandable that they want to have some backup plans. They might never mention it again or use it as a foreshadowing When the dragon ball was put into the water, the author also gave his own explanation, which was reasonable and the handling method was acceptable, There is no need to criticize it for nothing. Compared with similar time-travel pig-killing stories, this one is already quite good in my opinion. The super handsome guy next door kills pigs. I really can't stand it. I guess we will start fighting for hegemony in the later stage, such as rebellion. After the earthquake, we dealt with corrupt officials and controlled the powerful people in the city. I hope the author, when writing a county magistrate, will not deliberately write this, the county magistrate, to deliberately offend the protagonist and be killed An obedient official, the kind who is afraid of the protagonist, or a new plot, where a woman disguises herself as a man, a noble magistrate who cares about the country and the people, escapes the corrupt government and comes to a remote borderland to benefit one party, or the male protagonist, a good comrade who overthrows the decadent dynasty, etc. I'm still looking forward to it, come on, author

Does this image look like the protagonist?

I saw that the author's fairy tales are quite good. I feel that the author's writing skills are pretty good. It seems that whether you are good at it or not, your grades are just that. You can earn as much as you can. You write one book and finish it. Don't run away halfway through writing. You should accumulate a lot of writing one by one.

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