Raise the Butcher's Knife Against the Gods

Looking at the introduction, I guess, science fiction essay award? I probably have two brushes, so I looked for award-winning books. . . It can only be said that science fiction is really not related to science fiction.

Suddenly a sentence came to my mind, raise your god to the butcher's knife; it doesn't seem impossible.

This book is different from the previous book. The previous book can change the future, so there is no logical chain before and after. No matter what you see in the future, the protagonist will change it after he changes hands. But the future of this book is fixed, and the protagonist cannot change the future he sees. In this case, it is a test of the author's skill. Because not only does it need to be logically consistent, but it also needs to tell the story well. It is obvious that the author overestimates himself or underestimates the readers. When the author wrote the character Xiao, he must have thought that this would be a breaking point, right? But obviously, the author's writing is not brilliant, and the dialogue between the characters is also awkward, very awkward. The God-Slayers are like barrages one by one. I can't imagine how they survived the first mission, so the reader has a serious sense of separation. Also, the author's way of highlighting the power of the other characters is to brag about their records, but it's too embarrassing to brag about. The new king, King Ling, has just been here for more than a year. Every time he participates in killing gods, there must be a death. He killed 20 gods in one year... Is this Japan? There are 8 million gods in a place as big as sesame seeds? The newcomers are so fierce, wouldn't the old man be unparalleled among the gods? All of a sudden, A will be dead? By the way, what are the core beliefs of the God-Slayers? With internal fighting like this, the main god space is still about the same, right? Why did the God-Slayer kill the God? What is the meaning of those secondary words at the beginning? A group of people who have no faith and no sense of mission, are they sure that they will not be the ancestors of each other when they are strong? Will he fight for humanity? If the author didn't write this well, the book would really be worthless. I suggest you read The Power of One Man… It's not about how good the book is, but the belief and sense of mission...

Emmm, I have a question. How did Zhao Bin and Lu Xiaoyu return to the first day? When they returned to the first day, they could only take the elevator many times. Then how did they know the specific method and implement it accurately while avoiding the carp spirit?

I know why no one reads it. 😒 You ran to double-open the last book halfway through and delayed updating it here. It really messes with the reader's mentality. This account is half useless and its reputation is ruined. I saw the ending of the eunuch as soon as this book came out.

Find some books that suit your taste, why are these people the same? The same happened with the previous books, and the bookshelf is also patient. If you don't like it, don't do it.

What about updates? It's been on sale for three days?

Come on, I hope this one can be longer

Lu Xiaoyu is so miserable, she has been coerced for twenty-two days

Why didn't the eunuch say anything?