Trick Reincarnation

It's a mess, and it's the extraordinary literature of the East being colonized by the West. Technology used to be too powerful to defeat humans, but now even from the starting point there are Eastern extraordinary beings that cannot defeat the West. There was a corpse stitcher in the beginning, and even with this background, he jumped into the street.

I hate this kind of beginning the most. I've written half the book. Don't tell me there's stuff in the back. I can't even read the first three pictures, and I'm still reading the back.

I just read the first half of the chapter, but not the rest. The writing is quite solid. However, the main character's name is not distinctive, and the age setting is only 14 years old. These two points put me off. I couldn't imagine the image of a 14-year-old kid using ghost magic with a calm face. The age is set at around 20. He is a thin and bespectacled man with an ordinary appearance, which makes people feel much more comfortable.

To be honest, your entire fantasy Taoist background, get the power level of Western fantasy magic, and then add bronze and silver. This is really awesome.

After reading a few chapters, let me share my thoughts. I feel that what you wrote is not a new book, but like a book with the first section removed.

It feels weird. I started with an Eastern background and Eastern abilities, and a mercenary came back. The levels were divided into silver, gold, crystal, etc., Which gave me no sense of immersion at all. It was so weird.

How should I put it, the pace is too fast, as if a big part is missing. Then the purpose is a bit unclear, as if something is chasing the pig's feet, but the author did not explain it. So when I was watching, why were the pig's feet so anxious? Completely confused.

I don't like to watch a clone series. The protagonist has no strength but insists on participating in the brawl between powerful people, so I create a few clones, and then I am wretched behind, and then I write about the clones throughout the article. This book is downgraded at first glance!

Three chapters retired! The description of the setting is unknown, and old bookworms say they don't have enough reading skills to figure it out.

No wonder it's so frustrating, the world setting is too big and I can't grasp it. The protagonist doesn't feel immersed either

The protagonist talks about creating his own power, has he created it? The beginning was so boring and not exciting at all.

Not to mention the power system, the entire city structure system is unreasonable. A city lord with a fourth-level mobile phone is almost ignored by three local families who have no fourth-level masters, let alone people who have left the army. They are useless. If their IQs were normal, the third-level masters of those three families would have died long ago.

No need to read it, brothers, just take a sentence from the article. Although I am not a good person, I can't stand this kind of behavior. It is a classic and established. I can screw you. Hurry up and crawl.

It can be seen, but the protagonist's strength is unknown. Things from the past life can be used now, but they are not marked. And the protagonist does not have many roles There are only dozens of characters in three chapters with the protagonist. I read it for a long time. The military fourth grade also has more scenes than the protagonist. The writing is messy, but the main line is clear. The treasure that achieves the fifth grade. Summary If you like to see the setting ideas, you can check it out

The pace is too fast Another point is that after the twenty chapters, there are no protagonists in n chapters. It is written as a group portrait It is written in a confusing way It has no purpose and nothing.

Dissuade from retreat at the beginning A city with a population of 30 million? !

The system and levels are so weird. The fights are from level 1 to 100, and then from 100 to 1,000. It's messy, and it also feels like you're pretending to be B. It's very fake. It's boring to watch the jumps.

I take back what I said before. This book is written in a mess. The protagonist is a mortal, and he has just started practicing for a few months, and in his incarnation he has become a Da Luo Jinxian. His body is still a weakling, but he dares to jump repeatedly in front of the heavenly immortals, golden immortals, and Da Luo Jinxian. The key person is still unable to kill him. The many magical powers he knows are simply inexplicable. Where did the protagonist get so many magical powers? The protagonist has no good cultivation techniques from the beginning to the end. The only paper mantra cultivation method is only suitable for ordinary people to practice. Where did the protagonist come from the projection of the Gate of Truth? Where did all these great Buddhist powers come from? And the sword array? Can you imagine a person who is equivalent to a Nascent Soul cultivator jumping repeatedly in front of a lot of powerful people ranging from Tianxian to Daluo? Still within a few days, and the protagonist is still practicing the lowest level of skills, and inexplicably knows many great supernatural powers. The key is that the protagonist was just an ordinary person in his previous life, a mortal with scumbag cultivation, repeatedly calculated against so many big bosses in a few days,

Reading the book review feels more fun than reading the book. It is all for fun. Come on, author. No matter good or bad, you have worked hard and I hope you will be rewarded with good things. Come on!

I can't watch it anymore, mainly because the protagonist is so awesome. He knows everything from time travel and rebirth at the beginning, has mysterious origins, abnormal abilities, reincarnation of gods, and abilities such as the Great Karma Technique. But the author just doesn't explain the origin of this protagonist. How can he be so awesome at the beginning?

A fight with more than two hundred chapters? After watching it for a while, I continued to fight, hitting the big one to get the bigger one, and kept repeating.

It's so inconsistent to have a paper man and a mercenary at the same time. I don't want to read the book after looking at the catalog.

It feels like I'm introducing skills and I can't stand it

The protagonist has whatever abilities the author thinks of, without any process at all.

The combat power collapsed too quickly, and it was a bit messy. The author probably got excited writing and writing, but couldn't stop it.

It gave me a headache watching it, it was so confusing, they kept fighting, I don't know what they were fighting about.

Has the author been traveling for so long?

He's dead but doesn't seem to be dead 😰

The author's writing style is very good. Why don't you write more? Not everyone will like the same book.