The Resurgence of the Gods: Starting from the Clone of the Stone-Born Monkey

I want 5 too. The door is not open when I go out. Fundamental

There is too little written. If the brother doesn't want to update, just say so. Why bother to deal with my sister like this? It seems that my sister is being sentimental. That's right. My brother is weak and needs a lot of rest. If my sister presses her brother like this, it's my sister's fault. But having said that, whether my brother is injured or not has nothing to do with my sister. Please update quickly, brother. After saying that, he clenched the willow tree in his hand.

Cultivation first. Why do you care about so much rice now? It's not like the current resources are not enough for you to practice. Wait until you reach the master level and then think about what you have and don't have.

The protagonist admires Emperor Wanli very much for holding power even though he has not been in court for many years. He plans to learn from him and has not been in court for a long time. He also naively thinks that he can manage the country well without going to court. He is quite speechless. The great thing about Emperor Wanli is that he did not go to court for a long time and could still maintain his throne and material enjoyment through imperial power, but that was all. The Wanli Emperor did not go to court for a long time in the middle and late period, which led to the decline of imperial power, the neglect of government affairs, and the continuous decline of all aspects of the country. Hou Jin also grew stronger during the Wanli period, and Emperor Wanli insisted on defeating Hou Jin in the war. After that, the Ming Dynasty could only take a defensive position against Hou Jin and was unable to attack. Later generations commented that "the death of Ming Dynasty was actually caused by Shenzong"

The progression of the plot is not pleasing to the eye, and the first few scenes make people unhappy.

I saw Chapter 14 and it was identified as a serious poison 🤭🤭 I want to continue reading.

The protagonist is at the first level of martial arts, and a country cannot afford to support him. How did he get there with so many warriors and masters in the world? It's so fake.

There are too many clones, and if there are not many clones in the spirit, they will collapse sooner or later, eunuch

The plot is not promoted well, and there are too many plots written in the early stage. I feel like I want to roll out the whole plot at once, and the pacing is not good. For example, the plot of the giant dragon, according to the original statement, would be nice to leave a foreshadowing and wait until the protagonist changes blood. The protagonist is too weak now, with weak martial arts and no military power, so there is no need to advance the plot so much! Find out the primary and secondary routes, whether to quickly improve your own strength first, or to gather power first. The most taboo thing is to write too many plots and adventures when the protagonist's strength is at a very low level. This way there is no sense of rhythm. To obtain adventures or benefits, there must be a stage of realization before advancing to the next major event. It's like some novels about cultivating immortals. The protagonist is still in the low-level stage of Qi training, and then there are a lot of adventure treasures and skills that just don't come true, and it makes you tired of reading them. The inspiration is turned into the plot at the beginning, and it is difficult for the author to write later.

Too much luck, and the writing is not very good

Upgrading pig's trotters requires more resources than the Genius and Demon level, and its strength can only beat the cannon fodder of passers-by at the same level. The avatars are all tall and powerful, but they deserve no more beatings, which makes me a little confused.

The elves of heaven and earth, born gods and demons, and geniuses from heaven, the description is so awesome, and then for several months, I have not been able to complete the first level of martial arts training. This is because the main character is the King of Yue, there is no shortage of resources and time, and I have been training for seven years while being a proton.

According to this introduction, the protagonist has become a peerless warrior god, but the country has still been conquered?

Author, I would like to give you my own opinion. The point is to extend the timeline, and don't write the protagonist as if there is a dog chasing behind him. Because you have mythological elements in it. If you think about it, others have been planning for hundreds or even thousands of years, but you got it done in a few days. Doesn't this mean that the supporting character is stupid? Just do this once. Once too many times, the novel is almost useless. Also, you are writing about a king of Yue who is also a prince. In all likelihood, he will fight for hegemony in the world in the future. This requires you to read the corresponding historical wars and novels. Don't just summarize it in two or three sentences when writing about war, otherwise it will be difficult to get up. There is also the economy and culture. This is a good reference because there are many good novels written in this area that you can learn from. Finally, keep your point of view. A gentleman is not in danger of erecting a wall. If the time comes when the leader of a country needs to go to the battlefield or secretly acquire resources, then it is okay not to use this country, because it is a burden. Therefore, you can develop towards Yun Dynasty or Tianting. When the monarch goes to the battlefield, there will be a decisive battle or an early stage to boost morale.

You have such a high level as a god and demon avatar, but you are still training meat for so long. There are 4 realms in the meat training, including skin training, bone training, blood training, etc. You can train meat in 4 realms, and the rest can be done at once. Do you want to talk about human body balance? If you are so good at meat training, how can you match the other realms? Do you think it is a machine?

I'm speechless recently, it conflicts with the setting at the beginning. At the beginning, it is said that in the previous dynasty, the emperor searched for immortals, but found nothing. The new dynasty learned from the experience and lessons of the previous dynasty, scorned the so-called gods and deceptions, and did not believe it at all. (The background of the previous dynasty was similar to that of the Qin Dynasty, with the First Emperor searching for immortals) Neither trace of the immortals was found in the two unified dynasties, which can prove that the great monks have been wiped out in the Age of Dharma End, otherwise it would be impossible to conceal them. As a result, Xuantian Sect has appeared again, various old monsters who are lingering, and old immortals who want to be reincarnated.

There are a lot of verbose words, few interesting points, and the writing style is not good. The narrative writing method makes the storyline smoother. After reading more than 20 pictures, I couldn't stand it.

What I just want to say is one thing, don't describe the so-called place in the world of immortals and gods as having a big butt. How could a place with immortals and gods be so big as to pretend that it can fit in? Where there are immortals and gods, there must be enough space to accommodate them. Otherwise, you might as well write so-called low-end martial arts novels. It's like filming a TV show now, where fighting spirit turns into a horse. Isn't it almost the same?

The strength of Pig's Knuckle is so bad that the author can't distinguish the priority. There are too many clones and it's really hard to watch.

Goddess Mountain is a failure. This goddess has no ability but occupies resources. If luck gives her more, she will use less and lose less.

For this type, it's enough to have a Stone Monkey clone. Having so many clones is too poisonous.