Am I the Only One Who Hasn't Ascended?

The three potential new gods that I recognized five years ago: The Squid Who Loves Diving, Two Days of Sleep in Three Days, and His Majesty the King were niche at the time. Now the other two have reached the top and become gods. You, Lingjian Mountain, collapsed in the later stage, and Bai Xiao, I thought it was a masterpiece and the update was discontinued. I can't help but feel sad if this hole is not filled. I have been waiting for you for so many years. You've fallen into this situation, so let's do it for ourselves. I hope you can see into it and make changes this time.

Use the human heart to replace the law of heaven to distinguish good and evil? ? Seriously? Is this a great author? Awesome, awesome

Another great guy who thinks he is very powerful, he explodes with poison in the early stage

The author's writing skills, starting from the starting point, can be considered to be beyond the level of novice writing by the most conservative estimate. However, if a novel wants to break through the circle, what it needs is the core. Here's a better piece of writing that loves His Majesty the King. His writing is within one percent of the starting point, but his novels cannot break out of the circle and can only be non-mainstream. The reason is that the core of the novels is too bad. After reading this book, I found that it is a purely niche, radio-style novel. The protagonist is poisonous to most people who have a positive outlook on life. Let's talk about the weird fairy here. Isn't the weird look enough for children? But the three views are surprisingly upright. No matter how cruel Huo Wang is, he is always targeting his enemies and perpetrators. He has always been protective of his incomparable partner, and was even willing to risk his life for his friend. A novel that can become popular must first test the three views of the writer. Of course it is not without merit. As a niche fan, writing to Dianbo is acceptable. I can feel the sincerity of the author. Unfortunately, the level of knowledge does limit the upper limit of the novel.

Seeing now, I finally understand that a civilization that can use the way of heaven as its law and have all the people cultivate immortality and gather the wisdom of the crowd will not be as good as the reality of a hundred years. This world was probably originally a Crusu world in the guise of cultivating immortals. Then he met his senior sister, the scavenger of the world. He first bound the consciousness of the world and forcibly reincarnated into a junior disciple to teach by his side. Then he allowed Lingshan, the biggest evil leader, to ascend collectively and pollute their master, and then ruined the entire era and allowed the world to be reborn. Because the entire world is evil, even if it takes a thousand years to transform, the world is still leaning towards the evil camp, but it is restricted to the side of justice by the great law of heaven. As for the protagonist, he is essentially the evil in the world. He behaves like a normal person only because of the teachings of the senior sister. Therefore, the various rules left by the senior sister are all to restrain and guide the protagonist. As a result, the protagonist encounters the opportunity to release his own nature first

It looks like you're cool, but it doesn't matter. You can change careers after you get good at math.

Front row reminder, this person is level 31 Crisp Shark Brand and level 27 Azusa Brand.

The author may have been tricked by someone, so he took a look to see how many trolls were making fun of it. The book is still okay. Although it is not a fairy tale, it is still worth reading.

Alas, after all, I can no longer write a protagonist as charming as Wang Lu Most of the author's books are like this Interesting in the early stage, climax in the middle stage, and unfinished in the late stage I feel like this one is going to be TJ again

What book is this? The plot is a strange one. It is said to be barely developing at first, and then appears in front of others. The plot is protracted, and the description of the characters with unclear meaning fills a chapter. It's simply outrageous to open the door for outrageousness.