Starting from Cyber ​​Sword Fairy

The Buddha of Physics, the Tao of Chemistry, and the Demon of Biology. Mathematics creates talisman formations, geography makes stargazing and divination. The language has its own words and methods, the historical perspective is long, and the understanding of political philosophy has soared.

To be honest, the plot is very exciting, and I really want to continue watching it, but the heroine and the villain are too poisonous. They are a lot of poisonous people. If there are villains in the early stage, they should be killed quickly. Also, the most important thing to remember is that there is a virgin heroine. It is okay to die in two chapters. If you live more than three chapters, you will really be discouraged. If you are a little bit poisonous in the early stage, try to be more relaxed and quick. Write down the poisonous points to death. If it doesn't feel good, try to be as clean as possible. Chen and Liang alone can persuade 80% of the readers. It's too poisonous. The three most taboo poisonous points at the beginning of the novel: the Virgin, the oil bottle and the villain's immortality are all taken up. I slipped away. I endured the poisonous points for more than half an hour and couldn't bear it anymore.

The author doesn't want to cut it. The results don't seem to be very good.

It's not bad, but the character descriptions are lacking, so I don't know who is who.