What Do You Mean, a First-Rate Savior?

This book is really good, I recommend it with five stars, and the author will update it soon [doge]

It's well written and quite enjoyable to read, but it's outrageous to win the Starlight Award for Science Fiction. It's not science fiction at all.

Wouldn't it be interesting if the doomsday hadn't come and all the simulators were the protagonist's yy?

It's so disgusting, the parts about accepting angels and saving angels are written like shit. The male protagonist is like a stallion, and the angel is like the white lotus flower in the Legend of Zhen Huan. Killing a supporting character casually shows how masculine the hero is, right? "All women who bully me must die!" Anna, you cut me with a sword, look, I cursed him to death Then a supporting character came, applauded and said, "Oh, you are worthy of what you are" Low to the extreme

Girl, you have updated. Your book is quite good. It is very imaginative and logical at the same time. The IQs of the characters are also online. It is considered to be at the level of food and grass. Don't cut it. Although your results are not very good now, those who can persist in reading this book will be considered your die-hard fans. By the time you open this book, you will have a certain reader base. If you cut it off, all the accumulated popularity of this book will be lost, and this book will have to start from scratch. I have been a bookworm for ten years, but I still have a very sharp eye. As long as you stick to your current level, your next book will at least be in the top two hundred of monthly tickets!

You can't write too many pornographic jokes. If you write too much, you'll delete it. But if you keep using sex to write it, besides making the male protagonist feel greasy, does it have any effect? Cease the pornographic jokes, it's good to save the world.

Does it match the temperament of the heroine?

The simulation of invincibility by brushing talents and building attribute values ​​in the early stage is indeed interesting, but the desire to watch it becomes weaker and weaker later on. Both the talents and attributes later serve the premise that the protagonist becomes stronger. Instead, they become tools to promote the story, and they are easily used to arrest people and recruit underlings to make trouble. (The later exploration of the cause of the disaster is also much less interesting. Firstly, the premise of the formation is known through secret research. Secondly, the protagonist's strength exceeds the standard. When encountering things, he basically has three skills. Moreover, the disaster does not greatly improve the protagonist's own strength). Another point is that the realm of the strong is not clear. For example, when the protagonist was weak in the early stage, there were some attribute divisions, and the intuitive feeling of becoming stronger was obvious. In the later stages of the realm of gods and saints, those who have exceeded the standard of strength and can't beat them are just novices who will explode in a fight without any trouble. In short, it's not fun enough.

The ending was too rushed. The settings here feel quite unreasonable. Can a magic weapon born from the way of heaven contain the way of heaven? The rules of heaven can control the saint, so how can the saint refine the law of heaven? And the protagonist just happened to have wiped out all the life-saving rules of Tiandao? If the way of heaven is really conscious, wouldn't it be too easy to restrain the saint? Is it necessary to create any saints and races? Direct rules suppress it.

There are big cracks everywhere in the city. They are deep and large. Why won't the flood seep in?