I'm Really Not an Old One

The protagonist doesn't realize that he is an evil god? Can a person be in a pot or in a pot that seals the evil god? If there are various optical systems (crossed out), there will be problems

It's deserted, Xianyu wants to ask for a comment to warm his body.

It's so frustrating. The main character is so tall and lives like a clown.

The background and setting are pretty good, but looking at the name and classification of the game, I found that it is not this kind of book at all. There are many nouns and not much explanation, and the female supporting role is a bit confusing. At chapter 100, the plot feels quite passive. It feels like a lot has been done but nothing has been done.

It really describes all the uncomfortable points... The protagonist's personality is clearly described at such a high level, but the writing turns out to be so useless and brainless... Also, after he created A15, he suddenly lost control of himself, and then he was chased and stabbed in the back by his own creation. The protagonist still looked indifferent... The same goes for Nangong. The blessing he received at the beginning was wisdom, but in the end he only cowered and escaped. Even though he is wise for a hundred chapters, he is still stupid to death. . . The summary is that the world view is obviously very grand and has potential, but writing it out is like building a bird's nest and putting an egg in it for everyone to see... After reading it for a whole night, before I saw you put it on the shelf, I probably flipped through the catalog behind you, and I had no desire to subscribe... After all, I knew it without even thinking about it. I subscribed to see your protagonist I don't care about everything, and to see Nangong's various evasions and self-silliness.

I've read Chapter 100 The introduction of this book attracted me, but the three golden chapters were mediocre. The setting is very tempting, but after reading a hundred chapters, I really felt aggrieved. I wanted to give up the book several times in the middle. I really couldn't see anything interesting, but I still held back and wanted to see what happens next. The background setting and protagonist setting of this book are indeed a highlight, but the author seems to have no feeling about it. It's been a hundred chapters, and the protagonist is like a fucking loser. He can't even fully function as a portable grandfather, and he even feels aggrieved when facing his own creation. And among the four blessing points from the beginning to the hundredth chapter, only one was given to Nangong. Do you keep the others for the New Year! It's hard to imagine that such a grand setting was thought up by the author. Because the things written are not necessarily linked to such a grand setting, but are at most marginal. Speaking of this, some people may say that I am impatient, but after a hundred chapters, it is still so useless and aggrieved, and even the settings are displayed in a bit of a mess. It's really annoying. Every chapter feels like the author has perfectly missed the best points, focusing on the insignificant content, and passing through all the highlights. Even if the system is not written, even if the protagonist has to stay in the demon refining pot. Then at least Nangong shouldn't write so plainly here! On the one hand, it is written that she is the messenger of the Lord of Wind, Rain and Snow, and on the other hand, it is written that she is insignificant. Is faith really so worthless? Even the races in the Omniscient Sea seem to have little regard for the objects they believe in. No matter how ignorant the ignorant are, since they have faith, it should look like faith, right? Is it a pure interest relationship? In the end, I will still read it. I hope it will make my eyes shine after one hundred chapters. I'll probably get trolled, but it doesn't matter, I won't use a pen.

I'm currently at chapter 70, and I feel like something is wrong. This book should be a fusion of the Kexi and Warhammer worldviews, but it completely excludes the essence of these two worldviews. The writing of human beings is so awesome. There is neither the despair of groping in ignorance, but the result can only be destruction; nor the struggle and despair of being completely reduced to playthings in Warhammer, and can only slide all the way to the abyss towards the established future. In short, it's just not desperate enough. It's only been a few years since the "revival of spiritual energy". Human beings are so awesome. How can the evil god still mess around?

I have just read dozens of chapters. Which heroine is really trying to persuade me to quit, forcibly demoralizing and contrived. If I can't stand it, the setting is okay, but the character and behavior described by this woman are extremely toxic.

I just wonder why many novels about spiritual energy recovery are wrong. Or rather, why do many novels about spiritual energy awakening add a background of spiritual energy recovery? Is there any connection between aura and supernatural powers? Can't you just awaken the superpower directly without giving the principle? Do you have to use spiritual energy to revive?

It's very well written, don't write it again in the future