Simulating Ten Thousand Worlds in the Immortal Realm

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I can't read this author. He's just trying to make another book work. It's so bad.

The author's other writings are pretty good, but for Xu Zixuan, I don't understand why he wrote this character. I feel like he is just a big naughty kid who forcibly gets involved with the protagonist. Although he has helped the protagonist a few things, his behavior and language are so unpleasant. He is a typical brainless, arrogant and unintelligent, arrogant and weak. The key is that he has always been He said to himself that the protagonist was his master. The protagonist, except for a few retorts at the beginning, completely let it go, causing everyone to think that he had a deeper relationship with the protagonist. Everything he did was attributed to the protagonist, whether it was good or bad. It was not in line with the author's level of description of characters. I doubted that someone paid the author to add a character to him.

I feel a little awkward. I am always a friend of the saints or brothers of the great saints. I feel a bit like a bully and a villain who succeeds.

The story becomes more and more complicated as you go to the back. The combat power rises so fast that the characters and plots in the later stages have no impression at all, so they are just pushed aside. The characters in the front feel like they are forced to come to the back, such as Liu Er, the prince, etc., And Hongque, are they really going to be Meng Po's resentment for the rest of their lives?

This book is probably about the same level as the Saint and the Immortal Emperor. I don't mind having the Saint and the Immortal Emperor at the same level, but at least the Saint should be written as stronger. The description of the latest protagonist is "Every cell in him is far more complex and huge than a star." Even if this cell is about the same as a star. That's a lot (the sun is 1.3 Million times that of the earth), and humans have 40 to 6 billion cells, which means that the protagonist's body is 6 billion stars, and the Milky Way has 100 billion stars. The body of the protagonist, a saint, is not as big as a galaxy. How dare he touch the Porcelain Immortal Emperor? If you write that every cell of the protagonist is larger than a big world, that's pretty much it. After all, no one knows what the world looks like, but since there is a specific description, when you brag, brag a little louder, don't be such a bastard.

It's a bit confusing now. The protagonist is pretending to be stupid, and the villain can't seem to be fooled and then fights back. I feel that the routine has never changed.

As the title says, it's so unfinished, a lot of stuff in the back was never written at all, and then it suddenly appeared, very abrupt.

I saw the killing of the north and the south, This book is a source of food, but the descriptions of various magical powers are not satisfactory. From the very beginning of the Nine Yang Magic to the various magical powers in the middle, they are just a passing scene without further development and use content-this is disappointing The second point, about the aliens The world simulation becomes more and more casual in the later stages. It provides item support and garbage collection to the main world on demand, but it is mainly the first point. There is no more in-depth content, which makes people feel like chewing hay. So much so that when the protagonist kills the north and south in a hurry, it feels like the character is broken and there is no idea of ​​watching any more Comprehensive evaluation, Liangcao