I Am a Monster in Two Worlds

Every time I see someone writing about snakes, they refuse to make the snake bigger, as if it would be struck by lightning if it were bigger. Brother, what you write is a snake, not a tree spirit. There is a big difference between a twenty-meter snake and a twenty-meter tree man. Every time I see you writing these words, I thought that a giant appeared and turned out to be a giant. The little snake that looks up at people, and you are like a monster with no skills like a grass snake, you just bite people. If you want to bite people, you don't tell people what your mouth looks like and how many teeth are in it, just to bluff people. Ren Yemengga has traveled 3,300 kilometers to hit people. What is your tonnage and can you hit people? Just write the data a little more decently. Don't write all the words and the main character won't be able to grow.

To study Buddhism, to reach heaven is to go to the pillars of the Mahavira Palace and hang it up! This is the top treatment from Dragon Clan to Buddhism! You should abandon Buddhism and practice Taoism immediately! Thinking about it this way, the tallest dragon in Buddhism seems to be the one coiled on a pillar. Look at the Taoist gods, many of whom are demons! You can see it from the side! In Buddhism, the practice of the Dragon Clan reaches the highest level of Panzhu. Taoist exercises can be practiced to the top of the world!

The plot is a bit pretentious. To be honest, in a world of cultivating immortals, the difficulty of obtaining low-level skills and spells cannot be so high. If everyone is the same, forget it. The problem is that there are several kinds of little demons in any land. It is even more exaggerated when you go to Suolongjing. They can all be wholesaled, which is contradictory.

It's quite nonsense... People obviously eat chickens, ducks and fish, so why can't animals eat people? The way of heaven has no such concept at all, and if you can be a king in the red moon world, you have to be a grandson everywhere in the world of immortality, and you have to be in the world of cultivation during the demon-fighting festival... Is it too much to put your own safety on other people's swords?

In mythology, the ancestors of our Chinese nation (Yellow Emperor, Dayu, Tang, Liu Bang, Wei Zheng, etc.) Consistently suppressed, rode, slayed, and ate dragons. Even Nezha could cramp and peel the real dragon, and Sun Wukong even blackmailed the Dragon King. Dragon sucks! The performance is much worse than that of the winged lizards in the West, and modern archeology has proved that dragons are purely imported and alien totems. Dragons were more particular about dragons during the pseudo-Yuan and Qing dynasties. Besides, the largest dragon in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" (the candle dragon is actually not a dragon) is thousands of miles long. Zulong's brain is not good, and his fighting power is not good either. The so-called Dragon of Creation, according to records, even immortals in the world dare not show its head. You can imagine how weak it is. The snake in mythology is much more powerful than the dragon, and the snake is hundreds of millions of times larger than the dragon. When a snake transforms into a dragon, it is actually a higher animal degenerating into a lower animal. It is too unscientific. The Yellow Emperor loved to eat dragons, so would he transform into a dragon and serve him as a snack?

I haven't read the book, but I'm going to die laughing in the comments section. A group of people used the settings of other novels to refute it. Still pretending to understand Wang, are you really cultivating immortality, or have you really seen monsters? Isn't it just making up a story? Just read it however you like the author. If you are bored, you can make up your own ant that is a super monster, killing gods and monsters. If you want to pretend that you are literate, you can bring out the Folklore Series and Dao Zang.

In fact, the human race will fight each other without the protagonist taking action.

The first comment made me very unhappy. Why are Chinese dragons not more powerful than Western dragons? It's just nonsense. Every race has its weak and powerful ones. Among the dragons, aren't the Ancestral Dragon, the Candle Dragon, the Ying Dragon, the Azure Dragon, and the Five-clawed Golden Dragon? If you don't understand, don't push me

This book actually looks good, and the writing is fluent, but the biggest flaw is that the protagonist is a time traveler, and I have read many similar mythological stories, and the article does not reflect the appearance of the time traveler at all. The experience in the past life did not help him at all. Even his behavior and speech have no traces of the previous life. When he was determined to be the Twelve Gods, he was shocked when he met Yin Shen and knew that it was a tiger demon. What is this Twelve Gods? Isn't it the protagonist who has no feeling? I would say it would be better to write a protagonist who is a native aborigine.

Humanity is broken, except for monsters that continue to eat people? Picture what? How to clean up the population? Force good girls into prostitution? Fishing law enforcement? After reading the first chapter, I just looked like a black question mark and a subway old man.