Immortality in a World of Gods and Monsters: From Martial Warden to Cultivator

I didn't want to read it when I saw the introduction. Fortune: Hate evil as much as hatred? Want to make me laugh to death? Is there a Shennong?

After reading a few chapters, the protagonist is from aboriginals? It's 2025, and someone from out of town deserves to be the protagonist?

Every time the finale appears, this routine is outdated and has nothing new.

I've read about ten chapters, and the others are okay. It's just that this one is low and nine is high. One level is high and nine levels are low. It's uncomfortable to read. You can be unconventional but don't be anti-human and affect the reading experience.

Can't you change the method? Struggling on a low-level skill. What a waste.

How to put it this way, typical oriental fantasy and demon court novels, if written well, can take off immediately like those popular novels. However, the writing style of this book is not bad, but it is a bit dull and boring, which makes people have no desire to read it. For example, a month-long hunting competition, with hundreds of teams entering the mountains to compete. This kind of plot will definitely have its ups and downs in the hands of a mature author. But in this article, there are only two or three chapters, including entering the mountain, killing monsters, resting, and encountering treasures. In short, there is no ups and downs, and there is no joy like encountering treasures after a fierce fight. The second one is that the aura of Son of Destiny is too obvious. As soon as the protagonist entered the Zhenwu Guard, he met the childless Lao Zhan, and then the two of them became a family, and the protagonist had someone to protect him. Then there is the hunting competition, where the rewards suddenly change because of the treasure, and the top three can be directly promoted. There was no surprise. The protagonist of the competition who was dull and "grand" directly won the first place and became the captain of the school. Then there are several big cases involving demon cultivators, evil cultivators, and horse bandits, all of which are solved by the protagonist for the first time. Then comes another major case, a major and dangerous case that can directly raise the preliminary flag. There is no doubt that there will be no trouble, and the protagonist has made his first contribution again. Then there is the alchemy conference that follows. The protagonist has to win the first place in the so-called selection competition among hundreds of towns and counties before he can enter the Tiandaomen ruins. And that ruins is said to contain Yin evil energy, which happens to be necessary for the body training realm to advance to the Earth Yuan realm. You don't have to think about it. The protagonist must win the first place in the alchemy competition later, and then enter, and then get the Yin evil energy, and then advance to the Earth Yuan realm... This thing, how can I put it, the writing is okay, but the story plot is ancient and cliché, and the overall story is dull and lacks a sense of involvement. This makes it difficult for people to have the desire to continue reading.

Is there a Shennong? Jealous of evil and punish the guilty? What is the definition of evil and what is the standard of sin? Or should we just judge based on our own thoughts, should we measure it based on modern criminal law, or should we use the ruling rules of the time as the benchmark? Is there any explanation?

Just like a late bloomer, you gain destiny at the beginning, hate evil as if you hate destiny, and you will be rewarded if you punish evil. I have read more than 10,000 words in total, and it is indeed pretty good. If you are interested, you can check it out. Rating: 8.6 Points

Things like greedy wolf and broken army are called destiny, and hatred of evil should be character or temperament.

I saw a book friend's suggestion and decided to build one. I don't know if everyone is interested.