Swallowed Star: The Galaxy Shines

People who read novels seem to be very violent. Is it because reality is too depressing? Kill Luo Feng, target him, steal his opportunity, rely on foresight to tease a hard-working and determined person, is it very happy? Why? I can't figure it out. As a book writer, in the world of Devouring Starry Sky, where opportunities are endless, what would he do with Luo Feng's things? Fans of the disgusting Devouring Starry Sky?

Venina

The time of the Devouring Star World has closed. City Lord Luo is overlooking everything at the end of time. As long as you kill him directly, City Lord Luo will definitely do it. This is not a question of whether you want to kill, but a question of whether you can kill.

I feel that the main character is so frustrated, and Luo Feng has become a bit out of his wits, and his xinxing has been greatly reduced. I have also read and finished Swallowing the Starry Sky, but this is a fan novel, not the original work, so don't use the timeline as an argument. If someone offends him, he either eases the relationship or kills him directly. Where do so many problems come from? In this case, Luo Feng refuses to reconcile and kills the protagonist again and again. There is no such thing. Necessary, too much, and it becomes like licking the original protagonist. This is fan fiction, and Li Yao is the protagonist (I am not talking about black people, I am also a fan, but the key point is that the temperament and character are different here, plus it is a fan, writing like this is frustrating and useless. If it is exactly the same as the original work, it is not a fan, it is called plagiarism, and it is nothing more than adding a licking dog in the original work).

Inexplicably, the relationship with Luo Feng has always been a poisonous point, and it turned out to be so poisonous until now. It doesn't matter if you kill him, make peace with him, or even just hang up the system to ensure that he is not a threat. In the end, it's okay for you to learn from Aizen here to raise the Son of Destiny. . .

There is a big problem in the original work. We don't talk about weight but only about strength. The force of a seventh-level planetary god of thunder is 7 times that of the fourth- and fifth-level planetary beast king. However, the beast king weighs tens of thousands of times that of a human being. Is this force only a few hundredths?

With all due respect, being able to exert 100 times your physical strength is another basic condition for becoming immortal besides understanding the law.

I think the author is in a dilemma. Killing Luo Feng will offend Luo Feng's fans. This book can basically be said to be cool. If he doesn't kill Luo Feng, it would be uncomfortable to read. It doesn't make sense if he doesn't take revenge when his son is killed.

It's really not a cool article anymore, I'm feeling aggrieved.

I'm here to see Venina. Just show me this.