A Building from the Start, Transformed into a Mage Tower

How to describe this novel? I have my own way of writing, but I prefer the kind of research, such as wizards becoming gods. He is a typical example of that kind of research. The study of the nature of matter is like the hell side of the protagonist's building. It can only be called part of the underworld. Living people have relatively weak feelings but are not sensitive to ghosts or the like. The other is that the dark side creatures themselves are the biggest source of signals and will gather together involuntarily, because the entire Yang world is consuming the soul's magnetic field and only the underworld can nourish it. The protagonist himself is exploring these essences, such as whether the soul is made of memory or spirituality. Is a person still the same person after reincarnation? Without memories and experiences, will these memories dissipate with the soul, or will they form another transformation, such as transforming into the Yin soil of the other shore flower, or accumulate over a long period of time, forming a kind of Yin mine, etc., Or hell itself is a pig-killing plate, and all living things, memories, emotions, luck, destiny, sins, Everything such as yin and virtue will be divided by hell. Everything like sheep will be used. The sheep themselves will be eaten and thrown into the tunnel of reincarnation for repeated use. Just like the seeds of the farmer uncle, a trace of the original soul will be left, and the rest will continue to reincarnate in everything and continue to grow until the final harvest, a process from small to large.

The author's writing is too messy. There is a world with everything, a heaven popping up from a small earth, and Hong Kong movie characters sewn together. It's too messy. I can't stand it anymore. I hope the author's next book will be called Zhutianliu, where one copy of the world will travel through the other.

Why should we tolerate some useless or even slow-down people around us, and why should we be so nice to them? Why do they give them whatever they ask for?

Endless monsters to fight, endless troubles to deal with, don't kill anyone who wants to kill the protagonist, save them for the next time to trouble the protagonist, and then continue. What kind of eggs are collected? The purpose of recruiting minions is to solve small troubles, but in the end, the protagonist's minions are all troubles, and they act like nannies every day.

I voted for two monthly votes and replaced the one that said it was poisonous at the beginning with mine. I was almost misled by him. I really read a book without thinking and made comments to mislead others. It was quite speechless.

The mage tower is just like the mage tower, and it also has a list of gods, which is not east or west 😅

Shennong tells you that there are no advantages or disadvantages, only one word: Chaos

The plot is a bit messy, just like the protagonist in the book complains about more and more things, the plot is really getting more and more messy. The protagonist is really too generous, he just gives whatever he wants, and he becomes a big daddy.

I just read the introduction, and I feel sorry for the protagonist. The protagonist is obviously a decent person, but he was turned into a villain by an unknown "Diao Mao". This "Diao Mao" is really true. I can't tell its name in the introduction, so let me tell you the name of this "Diao Mao". It is the famous one: Diao~~Mao~~, abbreviated as: Diao Mao.

The protagonist is exempt from rent, yes. But this reason is too far-fetched. It is the first time for the protagonist to meet these people. He doesn't even know who they are. He doesn't know whether his family is good or not. He doesn't know what his character is like. He doesn't know whether he has money. To exempt the rent like this is a bit silly.