Execution of Justice Begins with Demon Annihilation

The protagonists in eleven of the ten novels are out-of-touch, and their words and deeds are thoughtless.

How to say it? As an old bookworm, I feel that the author's writing is quite confusing. The author may have a lot of things he wants to write, but he himself can't quite understand them. Moreover, its own worldview structure and power system are also very confusing. Moreover, the disease of literary youth is a little too serious. A young man who has just been bullied by external evil forces in his family finally gained the strength to compete with him after all his family members died. At this time, this young man neither turned black and chose to become a part of the darkness, nor did he say that he would be a messenger of justice, going around putting out fires and rescuing people. Instead, he chose to be a literary youth, talking about how much pain he was all day long, and passively participating in the plot. Feeling somewhat seriously ill.

There are still reincarnations that do not kill innocent people indiscriminately. The protagonist can only chase and kill them because of the oath. It is a pity. I don't know if the author intends to just let the protagonist kill the kind reincarnations, or to write some method to escape from the three-day control.

Novels that are too extreme are not for normal people to read.

If the protagonist of Samsara Paradise is running resolutely on the road of decisive killing, then the protagonist of this book is being pushed and pulled by people on this road. The protagonist is required to kill decisively, but also to be secretive in many places, putting a brake on him. The gangster wants to leave, but the white gang doesn't want to give up. They want to grab it with both hands, but neither of them can harden up.

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When will there be no limit to that fucking crazy rage that doesn't distinguish between friend and foe?

There is no female protagonist in the early stage, but only one female protagonist in the later stage. There are so many good books without female protagonists. , It's a pity that there is a female protagonist. One

Your sentence about having a female protagonist will turn off at least half of the readers.

Why is it that the book club is full of pictures and there are no useful comments at all?

The messy natives are not natives, and the time-travelers are not time-travelers. There is no reincarnation in the paradise of reincarnation. Let's go outside the country for three days. Finally, I got a relative who is inexplicable in the script world. A piece of shit! 🙂

There is one last question. It is also the most critical issue. The protagonist actually pursues reincarnations and time-travelers because of his oath. According to the author's rough setting, those alien species seem to be one type as long as they have an additional impact on the world. Of course, these types should be the chess pieces of some powerful people, but the type of protagonist who cannot violate his own oath, isn't he also a chess piece? Isn't he also an outsider to the world? And when he does some things, he will kill locals, so isn't he also a alien species? Then why didn't he kill himself? Isn't this a logic bug?

Butterfly Ninja was killed by the protagonist in a daze, I don't want to watch it anymore

After seeing two of them, I was a little confused. There are actually third-party time travelers like "Foreigners". They are so cruel and speechless.

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It feels like a lot of the characters in the original novel will die, and probably in very disgusting circumstances.

I think the skill "necessary evil" requires killing innocent people is quite poisonous. This is also why I had a bad impression of the protagonist in the early stage. I think it is better to kill someone who has done many evil things, and the reincarnation is a heinous person with blood-stained hands. As the protagonist's strength increases with killing the reincarnation in each world, I think it is more in line with my imagination.

Is there a Shennong? Is it highly toxic?

With this setting, I assume I haven't watched Muramasa. He can still feel complacent about picking up people's teeth and wisdom, and he is just a clown. Literary and youthful authors are the class enemies of readers. Literary youth and clowns are simply dirty eyes.

I thought about it for a while, I was reading the story, not your diary.