I Have a Golden Coffin

After reading dozens of chapters, I came out to read the book reviews. Can you believe that they are all good reviews?

Subscribe to a special chapter and talk about the point that makes me poisonous. God created Jesus and gave Jesus a golden finger that could be as powerful as himself. Then Jesus was stolen and raised by Lucifer. After God found Lucifer, he killed him and made Jesus a god like himself. In the end, Jesus exalted Jehovah with a backhand and even called it revenge on Lucifer. This chapter directly made me poisonous. I haven't even finished the free chapters, so I subscribed to one chapter and posted a comment. I really can't sleep without commenting. In real life, this is called treating a thief as a father, and being a wolf with white eyes. Then the underlying logic is confusing, and the weapons used by a special countermeasures team are worse than Xiaomi plus rifles. Weapons and ammunition are really inexpensive. Even if guns are banned, please look at the squads in Ultraman and Kamen Rider.

I can't stand it anymore after reading more than ten chapters. I subscribe to one chapter and post a post. If you have this golden finger, why don't you go to places where there are so many dead people and try to add more points? What are you writing about?

Because I'm watching pirated copies, so don't scold me. Let me briefly talk about what I have read so far, the general outline of this book... In the early stage, Su Bai knew that he was different, so he hid, observed, and tested. After he was resurrected, he just wanted to kill the person who killed him, but later I found out that it was a conspiracy, and I didn't expect that the murderer became a resurrector. Maybe it was to supplement Su Bai's experience of guarding corpses, but it was actually a bit buggy. What impressed me most was the scene where Su Bai removed the camera. I felt that my suppressed nerves were relieved, and I smiled heartily for some reason. I feel two points worse. Readers all have quirks. When I read this book by my math teacher, I always felt like something was missing. Atmosphere group. I think the atmosphere group is an indispensable thing for every good book. Whether it is the Zhao brothers and sisters, two of his men, or the Dragon Slaying Department. This book is so emotional that sometimes I feel like the math teacher wants to have a harem. Ceiling. This is easy to understand. For example, resurrectors include insects, snakes, dragons, and evil dragons🐉. Since the resurrectors were there from the beginning, there should be bosses who could suppress and restrain the resurrectors as they kept appearing. But later on, when the alien giant copies of the two world beads began to appear, the ceiling seemed to no longer matter. Math teacher! As for Bei Nan, when I read Weird, I felt numb with numbers, so I gave it a name as a math teacher. It was too smooth for the math teacher. Su Bai grew up too smoothly. He killed the people he wanted to kill and got what he wanted. Is this a cool article? I will do my best to support the genuine version. Math teachers, don't give up. Although this book has improved a lot, the emotional lines are really too complicated.

I found that in this type of novels, from the ones I have read, no country is useful, the law enforcement agencies are all mentally retarded, and the emotional intelligence of everyone in them is even worse. Someone inside asked why it is not made public. To be honest, I don't understand. It is better for everyone to prepare for war than for most people not to know, unless you have other purposes, such as breeding in captivity.

Rational comment, I feel like the writing style has changed in the last few dozen chapters. The protagonist in the beginning is a cautious person who will consider his own interests. When he met Zhu Yingying and Zhao Kongqing on the bus, he didn't want to help, but put on black clothes to lick their bags at night. The next few battles were either for yourself, for the people around you, or for profit. But what about recently? For example, when the male protagonist saves a woman who is being choked, why does it make me feel that I have to save it? Then there is Ender recently. Who is Ender? He has only appeared in a few scenes, but the hero wants to kill him immediately. Did Ender violate the male protagonist's interests? There are so many people outside, and the male protagonist is not a public person. Will Ander notice the male protagonist? Is there any special benefit for the male protagonist to kill him? I can only say that this contradiction is outrageous. To paraphrase what other readers said, decisive killing is not the Holy Mother. This is what attracted me to this book. I hope it will be as good as the beginning.

When did it become so popular? There are so many monthly tickets. It's almost 2,000 monthly tickets. I've been ordering more for fear that the author will be killed. I didn't expect that there were so many monthly tickets after not reading for two days. Sure enough, good books will slowly become popular #My Years with Qidian#

The biggest problem now is that everyone who comes in after reading the introduction thinks it is a cool article, an invincible article, but now it is not even considered a pseudo-invincible article.

The first 150 chapters are good, the characters are well-drawn, and the plot is compact. It looks like a good book, comparable to the works of those great masters. However, it becomes more and more unsatisfactory later on, the combat power collapses, the plot is messy, the characters are pale, the protagonist begins to have low intelligence, the rebellious characters become more and more mentally retarded, and there are more and more nonsense... In short, the first part is okay like Lao Mao, but the second part is simply a rewrite.

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