Myriad Worlds: Sweeping Across Countless Realms

Zhao Min died as soon as he came out. He was so relieved!

In what age are you still writing such bad routines? If I want to see the old routine, wouldn't it be a hundred times better than you to see those great masters from the past? My evaluation is that this is a book that is destined to be only perfect and diligent.

This book has been read till now. As a bookworm of more than ten years, being able to read this already shows that this book is qualified. It's nice to be able to write new ideas about old routines, after all, there are only so many routines.

After the first dungeon, he should have sold his account. The protagonist was both fake and established, because someone looked at the woman next to him and found an excuse to kill him. This is really a crooked way.

The character of the second sister is the author's deliberate attempt to manipulate the reader's mentality. Unfortunately, the logic is contradictory. According to her thinking, the protagonist and her sister will not be prevented from getting married or even do unnecessary things. They will only ridicule the two in their hearts or words. At that time, the bustle of weddings was different from the bustle of modern marriages. Even if there was a test, the bride or her parents would have to communicate with the groom in advance. Otherwise, it would be a joke or even a feud between the two families. It is recommended that the author not conflict for the sake of conflict. The part about beating the Japanese looks like a relief, but it's actually a piece of cake. It's the time when the Beiyang Navy defeated the Japanese. In the Qing Dynasty, the Japanese were more powerful than the Manchu nobles. You can pretend to be more grand until the end, and then put them in sacks and bury them alive in the river for you to knead. Later, it is estimated that because the protagonist crippled a Japanese and his house was raided, he took the whole family and turned into bandits, which may also implicate the Zhang family. It is better to find a way to go to Hong Kong. During this time, the protagonist and the whole family can't do anything. Never write a plot where other Japanese masters come to fight the protagonist. Fist of Fury is different from the protagonist's environment in terms of geographical location, social status, and current situation.

It's a great fantasy novel, the fighting is okay, the outline is okay, but there are two things that stuck in my throat. The first is conflict. The conflict is all about pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. Even if you are the best in the world, you are still treated as a loser. The dog on the roadside dares to bark at the protagonist twice. The protagonist first unleashes murderous intent, making the dog tremble in fear, then shouts that the king cannot be insulted, and finally slaps him into gravy. It is too cruel. The second is women. Chasing women depends on being a hooligan. For example, a woman changes her clothes and comes in person, a woman falls and holds her breasts, a woman is injured and exerts her aphrodisiac yang energy, and she is in a daze and reads obscene poems. It is too vulgar.

Does the author think his grades are too good and want to commit suicide? Author, do you know what a big muscle tyrant is? What is a side push? Tianlong was pretty good before, what kind of bullshit did Tianlong write, and the latest Uncle Nine series. The author is starting to enjoy himself, right? ! ! !

In the early stage of this book, I wanted to be a god, and I wanted to sell iron to support it. Later, I had ten wives at once? ✍️What? It's disgusting. I wipe it. It's so perfect. I was shocked when I started reading it... There's also a book about Ghost Train. I wiped it. It's so wonderful. I like novels like this. Especially killing Cixi and breaking through the Republic of China. If anyone recommends this kind of unpopular novel, please give me a thumbs up. Basically, 90% of this type has read. The author's chapter on the late Qing Dynasty is so good. "Hey...

The first volume was okay, but there is no need to read the subsequent ones.

The first part of this book is very well written, and the second and third chapters are straight forward, especially the world of Tianlong. The Gods tell me to be honest, readers can't get into the settings you added yourself. It's hard to say whether Tianlong or Yitian is stronger or weaker. But it's both luck and cause and effect. Tianlong is considered a high martial artist in Jin Yong. Looking at the entire novel world, who can bring this cause and effect and luck into it? Now that you have a panel, can't you just add a condition to the protagonist and then change the world directly? Do you have to involve luck to change the world? And to be honest, the most annoying thing is that the will of the world is hostile to the protagonist. Isn't this just an act of injustice? Why is the attribute panel so unstructured? Can't you suppress a low-martial world like the Demi-Gods? 90% Of the entire Demi-Gods are the settings added by the author himself. Just martial arts, don't involve any karma and luck. You haven't cultivated immortality yet! Wouldn't it be better if you switch to the Divine Fist of the Son of Heaven and add settings for advanced martial arts such as Fengyun in the future? The first few worlds are for the protagonist to fight monsters and upgrades. I am really convinced by your blabbering about the gods. I can't stand it anymore and I left. The first martial arts chapter was well written, but it was a bit awkward when I got to Yitian. As a result, Tianlong directly persuaded me to quit.