Omninet: The Demonic Path Begins with a Soul-Summoning Banner

The skin is the flag, the bones are the pillars, the soul is the spirit, and finally the flesh and blood make up the body. Nothing about the whole body is wasted! This is the confidence that the classic magical weapon of magic - the Soul-Calling Banner gives me! Jiejiejiejiejie🙂

I read the same book before, but it seemed like a eunuch. The author was too anxious to write, the character upgraded too quickly, and he didn't practice spells or exercises. The protagonist only knew one soul flag, and all other spells were basic. It was written that the protagonist was almost killed by the ghost in his soul flag, and the readers scolded him for not using it.

The Blood Burning Technique feels meaningless and poorly designed! Burning his own flesh and blood to gain strength bonus means that he must cooperate with the blood draining, otherwise he will burn himself to death first. Then there is no need for it for group miscellaneous fish, just drawing blood is enough. For a powerful single target, when the blood cannot be recovered quickly, it is still easy to burn yourself to death first, which is very expensive! Someone wants to choose something like this! Moreover, he keeps burning his own flesh and blood while recovering quickly. Are you sure the protagonist's pain and touch are still normal? The physical nerves are constantly sending burning pain and regenerated itching signals to the brain. Can he still move normally? Can you still attack and defend normally? Can you still move without deformation? Why does the monster scream in pain when it is contaminated with blood flames, but the protagonist can be normal? What kind of rubbish magic is this!

I don't really agree with this protagonist. I feel that he is one of the worst quality people on the Internet. He doesn't have any interesting qualities. He is not optimistic about the magic. I have never seen the magic from the beginning. In the end, he is wearing the skin of the magic and doing righteous and awe-inspiring things.

You are a typical side sect warlock, with only skills and no techniques. I remember that there was a book exactly like yours that hit the street. You should write it as a comprehensive network to fight monsters and upgrades, instead of talking about cultivating immortals, summoning souls, and cultivating demons. Because whether it is cultivating immortals or something, cultivating demons or Western wizards or what type? They all have their own cultivation techniques, and other people's cultivation belongs to them. You are like playing a game. Once the game is gone, you have nothing. From the beginning to the end, you are just a puppet. Those added strength, spirit, and physique are all added to you by this plug-in of Zongwang. You have worked hard for 100 years, and if they say they will withdraw it for you, they will withdraw it for you.

What's the soul-calling flag? It's obviously the Human Emperor's flag that turns purple to black.

This author is a bit rigid. Since you have set the protagonist to be an Eastern Immortal Cultivation sequence, why do you still have a setting like "when the health value is lower than 5%, the character will go into shock"? It is just unnecessary to take off his pants and fart. If you play Immortal Cultivation, even if you have a residual soul, you can still struggle, so why be afraid of less than 5%?

Seeing that the protagonist gave Baipi the method of refining his own magic weapon, he had no choice but to give it up!

Keep suppressing the protagonist, but there are so many dungeons that only a few can pass! Like to torture the master? We are here to watch the killing spree, who would continue watching if we are not happy with it?

The author's ideas and settings are good, but I personally think the biggest problem with this article is that the production is too bland and boring. As long as a certain skill appears, the next map will 100% match the new skill. Then the battle combat was written very poorly, just flat A and the skill names were lost. Finally, "magic way" has a derogatory and negative meaning in traditional Chinese culture. But the advantage is taking shortcuts, doing everything possible, and being efficient. And the protagonist is picky, mother-in-law, and is not the same type of person as someone who wants to take shortcuts.