
I Became an Ancient God's Apostle
我成了古神眷属
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- 810k Words
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- Sci-Fi
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- Apocalyptic Crisis
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- 3y ago
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- Qidian
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The protagonist doesn't want to watch it as soon as he talks about it. It feels like the protagonist can talk about everything and the plot is very blunt The protagonist happened to fall into a place during time travel and just after killing people, he met a mecha boy. Then the mecha boy happened to be friends with the protagonist's friends. He happened to meet the protagonist's enemy and offered a bounty to the protagonist. He happened to be picked up by the mecha boy. He also happened to be touched by the protagonist. He just solved the mecha boy and met two women. Then everything was told outside. The thing that puzzles me the most is that the protagonist seems to have no brains. Even a pig knows that the enemy's technology is very nb. The protagonist must be in conflict with others. It's just like playing games, if you can't beat them, develop first. The protagonist has no idea of development. He just wants to kill the enemy. As for the plot, there is no main plot in this book. To be honest, it is just the whole journey Believe it or not After the female enemy is raped, the person behind the female will make trouble for the protagonist again. Another bunch of bullshit It stands to reason that there is no contradiction in the world that cannot be resolved Which female enemy does not have any life-and-death hatred with the protagonist? They are targeting the masters of the base, and you are not hanging around in the base. People will no longer target the protagonist. The protagonist can develop while doing evil things behind his back. If not, he can also sneak into the enemy (the protagonist can disguise himself anyway) When the protagonist is good, he will be on the opposite side. When he sees the teleportation technology, he will give up. There is obviously a background, but it's just like you haven't seen it I don't want to say more, but really, as long as the protagonist has some brains, he will not be tricked at the beginning It feels like there is no choice for the protagonist. An intelligent creature will have many choices when facing things, not just one way. The writing style is still good
Ye Qing is back! ! I thought this author would no longer write books. . .
OK, let's see how the author writes gram novels, but I still want to see the author write another witch-themed novel.
If you think this book is worth reading, reading the latest chapter in the new issue is the greatest support for the book. Thank you all!
The author had better kill the girl Irene as soon as possible. The long delay in killing the girl reminded me of the days when I watched God of Death. A BOSS that was delayed from the middle to the late stage. It was the first time that I read a book and it was so popular.
The new book recommendations should be coming to an end. I'm not sure if there will be any follow-up recommendations. I'm mentally prepared to just put them on the shelves. However, I still want to struggle as much as I can. Readers who think they can still read it can follow up this week. It is estimated that the number of readers next Tuesday or Wednesday may be a watershed for this book. Thank you everyone! In addition, I promise that no matter what the outcome is, I will finish it well. Please rest assured, readers!
After reading the introduction, I suddenly remembered that there was a Cthulhu running group on Station B, but they were two Space Marines blasting sand monsters. A story that was supposed to be about the powerlessness of human beings ended up being a sidestep in killing monsters and resorted to the damage of a double-barreled elephant gun. The Chaos Space Marines are fine, but they are crazy. The wizard of the Thousand Sons group directly vaporizes the BOSS with one psychic lightning strike, which is extraordinary.
After reading more than sixty chapters, let's talk about the pros and cons! The story background and ability settings are quite good. The sci-fi + evolution routine is very attractive. I feel that the technological civilization is slightly higher, including suspended off-road vehicles. At least the energy technology is very strong, which suppresses evolutionary civilization. I feel that the author did not think very specifically. In fact, more efforts can be made in this aspect. My ability to tell stories is not strong, and I don't know what the main plot is now. The supporting characters are slightly middle-class. The progression of the relationship between Axia and the male protagonist is too blunt. It would be okay if Axia liked the male protagonist, but this was not reflected at all. The most important thing is that the male protagonist's character, behavior and experience are not well matched. The author explained that the male protagonist grew up in a shelter area. The male protagonist became an abyss hunter at the age of 17, and will become the top hunter in 10 years. Logically speaking, he should be an experienced man, but he behaves like a fledgling kid. In fact, there is no need to set a label for the male protagonist from the beginning. It will give people a preconceived image. You can grow up step by step!
I have caught up to the latest version, and I have some feelings. First of all, the setting of this book is quite good, the ability setting is also quite good, and the main tasks are reasonable However, it seems that the most exciting ability is not expressive enough. Every ability is bug-level, but it is not shown in the plot. Such advanced abilities, such as time, space, force, life vector, etc. Ability can only be said to be skills in the article, I think it should be expressed as "rules" Looking at the whole article, except for the protagonist, the nun, and the key, the others are all backgrounds, and practicing supporting roles does not count. The gap between those who are capable and those who are not capable is too big Maybe it is a problem of grades. The author's writing style may not be able to show it. Come on, author.
It's a bit cold. I feel like I'm still doing something but I can't get angry.