My Fate Is That of a Monster

It's quite interesting, but the character of Tang Qing has a familiar flavor. The sense of déjà vu of the heroine in early fantasy novels has a feeling that is hard to describe. I hope the author can break through hh. (The kind of person who doesn't despise the protagonist's misfortune, but is also very kind to the protagonist, whose family members have a high status, whose initial level of cultivation is high but has no use for P, who has a good personality but is not helpful, and who is kidnapped and taken away from the map plot)

Take a look at the introduction. Let the enemy suffer misfortune and save your own life. Isn't this Shen Gongbao? Hehehe, all book friends, please stay.

Is the focus of this book on fate or Taoism? The destiny looks like a pet. Author, it's not easy for you to work hard on Braille. Don't give up your shining point.

The author's writing skills are not strong enough The setting is novel and the golden finger is strange. The problem lies in the lack of writing power and insufficient polishing of the plot, which makes the power system basically ineffective. Who is the master and who is the auxiliary in terms of cultivation and destiny? When facing off against the protagonist, in which case will cultivation be dominant? I hope the plot can be written well.

Qin Yu is not very good at using Taoism (it was clearly stated in the previous chapters), but will he accept a disciple in the next chapter? I hope you don't accept it, otherwise it will really offend people.

I agree with the idea, but the details need to be improved.

Friends who read this book can write down the interesting fates and characters in your mind, and the author will consider them one by one and add them to the plot.

I feel it's quite strange. Some comments are missing inexplicably.

Fate "Measurement" Fate "Infinite Tribulation" The formation of "Measurement" (Measurement) is basically a man-made disaster, and life is multiplying, whether it is immortals, Buddhas, gods, or demons. Everyone is competing for resources and absorbing the energy of the universe. If everyone follows the rules set by Pangu after the creation of the sky, the energy will be basically balanced; there are forces that secretly control humanity, interfere, and breed demons and Buddhas. To grow, demons must absorb vitality energy. They are different from mortals. Mortals die after a hundred years, and everything is returned to nature after death, which will not destroy the balance. Immortals are not like this. The more they absorb as they live forever, the more the vitality energy of the universe becomes more and more unbalanced, and step by step towards calamity. The occurrence of calamity of quantity (the calamity of quantity) is actually the imbalance of energy. Only absorption, no release, and no continuous generation of energy can lead to calamity of quantity (the calamity of quantity). Only the killing calamity, reincarnation, and the energy of heaven and earth will return to balance. The greatest calamity is the immeasurable calamity, which is caused by the collapse of the cause and effect that supports the operation of the universe. This calamity is to return everything to chaos, which no one can reverse, and the second is called the calamity of measurement (the calamity of measurement). The balance between heaven and earth. Completely in line with the protagonist's destiny setting. Whether it is used to improve the word count or to promote the plot, it is completely fine The dynasty is in troubled times with cause and effect. The background setting also fits

I hope this book has a protagonist with an online IQ. It would be good without a female protagonist.