We're All Evil, So Why Are You Bathed in Holy Light?

I have seen the latest chapter in QQ reading. Let me summarize this book: Not only did the stinky foreigner come to the earth to beg for food, but he also wanted to occupy the earth. He was beaten to death by the master (Tiandao). Before his death, he left a virus (turbid air) on the earth, which infected a large number of people. The master (Tiandao) was not happy, so he decided to send someone (the protagonist) to kill all the infected people, and by the way, he strangled the source of the stinky foreigner's infection.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​. It is recommended to change it to, "They are all evil spirits, why am I the only one who keeps feeling aggrieved" Secondly, this book is really full of nonsense. The purpose of certain behaviors can be explained clearly in one or two sentences, but it takes several pages. It is really unbearable. I spent some money to subscribe to some, at least I have to complain about it.

At the shitty ending, everyone who plays the protagonist becomes the protagonist's power? And then just make up someone and get married? Shit💩, refund your money

It is simply outrageous. In the later stage, if you say that the original world is fake, then ok, just treat it as fake. The original world has long disappeared. The question is, why can fake things continue to affect the earth and be related to the earth? Also, the last one named Luo Yu came from something, it was so unexpected.

I have read almost 200 chapters, and the so-called price of practice is basically just a setting. A bunch of skills, spells, and magic weapons are very expensive to write. In fact, there is no difference between the protagonist and the protagonist when they are used by others. It is only reflected in the protagonist's fast cultivation, and in others, it is reflected in the appearance that is different from ordinary people and various quirks. Currently, there is no battle that uses "cost" as its core. For example, analyzing what other people's costs are and using their costs to make a fuss is not found in the parts I have seen so far. Since "cost" is a core setting, this is unavoidable. Without it, the so-called "cost" is just a paper setting and has no meaning.

Thoughts about evil magic (6.22) Name: Bone Tomb Transformation Type: Auxiliary Practice Description: "Most of the techniques practiced in the world now will make people lose their minds and turn into mindless monsters, but the Bone Tomb Transformation Technique can avoid this effect. By burning the bones of other people who are still rational, they can be looted with ashes and used in rituals. To seize other people's consciousness for your own use, the more ashes there are, the better the effect will be. Five people are the best. Do not use animal bones." - A certain wandering Taoist It is essentially an evil magic that allows other people's souls to replace one's own. If used properly, it can even repair one's own damaged soul. However, almost every monk who uses this method will eventually suffer from schizophrenia.

I would like to collect some spells, please readers. I am almost bald because of thinking about this, and even delayed the update. If you have any good suggestions, you can tell me, follow the following format: Spell name: Spell ability characteristics: Use price: (ps: dark direction, weird direction, including sword, knife, palm, fist, body, etc.) Thank you!

Panyu's words always feel weird and a bit annoying, giving people a feeling of arrogance and unreasonable, even in this world full of monsters.

I have read Chapter 38 so far, and the character creation of the protagonist is really confusing to me When I escaped from the town, I thought the Taoist weapons were dirty, and my mother-in-law hesitated for a long time and didn't want to take them. When it was a matter of life and death and I was about to run away, I struggled for a long time because of a small matter At the gathering, I had the support of my newly apprenticed master, and there were also people around me to stand in for me. The protagonist pays, but the protagonist just grabs the things from the stall owner without saying a word, causing a lot of trouble. The boy who is following him tries to deal with the situation, saying someone who pays will die, right? Even if you want to create a protagonist who is not a good guy, can he be more thoroughly bad, can he be more badass, and not like a gangster? For example, in the previous TV series Kuangbiao, the most popular one was Gao Qiqiang, not Li Hongwei Yes Readers also like to say that this is very reasonable. Reasonable never means good-looking. Even if the protagonist relieves himself at the gathering, it is logically reasonable. After all, people cannot be suffocated to death. But is it good-looking? Who would think that this kind of protagonist has a sense of substitution and personality charm? I thought about it for a long time and couldn't figure out why the author created such a protagonist. I can't really think that such a plot is cool and cool🤔

When Minghe died, I felt a little depressed, and then I lost my mind. I subscribed to 20 chapters and read it, and I couldn't read more than ten chapters after that. I feel like I started high and left low. The front is really interesting. I'm still wondering why the monthly ticket price of this book is only more than 2,000. When I saw the few pictures after Minghe died, I felt like I was in the water, and it was brainless water. It was inexplicable. Forgive me for commenting on Aiwujiwu. It's a pity.