The Divine and the Bizarre Ming: Kill Any God I Meet

Good heavens, author, you've been writing for so many years and haven't finished a single book. They're all unfinished, no matter how long they are. You're truly something else.

The plot needs to be more intense; the main storyline in the last book felt unclear. Also, the protagonist's skills absolutely shouldn't be summoning-based like in the last book. Summoning hope wasn't as exciting.

I have absolutely no idea what the characters in this book are doing. They seem like idiots playing house.

The writing is excellent, and the premise is fantastic; I really enjoy it. However, the plot always gives me a strange feeling that it's veering into some potentially disastrous territory, like it's just creating unnecessary plot points. Honestly, if Tian Shangxing is crippled or killed because of this incident, I'll have to drop the book. This forced plot twist is really pointless.

A book like this, like *The Legend of Heroes*, should use the dynasty as a historical backdrop. It could be the most powerful force, or it could be a force striving to maintain peace; the main focus should be on the protagonist's story. The imperial court's involvement is secondary; it shouldn't be excessive.

Keep it up, I believe in you. I've been watching you from the perspective of a deluded mind.

The subject matter and concept were decent, but the plot was confusing and the protagonist was a saint. It's hard to describe in a few words. I won't go into the harsher aspects. If you're really looking for something to read, you can check it out to kill time. Personally, I think it's too toxic.

I just have to say this: the plot and writing are fine, but the leveling and combat system is just like a turn-based card game, which is unappealing.

It's original and well-written. Keep it up! With patience, this book will definitely be a success.

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