Scientific Exorcism, Starting from the First Commandment

What if I were the protagonist? I just stack the equivalent. A three-phase bomb with the equivalent of one Googol's TNT [1 to the hundredth power] [nuclear fusion and nuclear fission explodes three times. . Is this powerful enough to blow up the solar system?

Assuming that I am the protagonist, I am directly in "Curse" a week before the evil god's resurrection. Lead all Chinese people to start wandering the earth to Kepler. Then after leaving, he left behind a super three-phase bomb larger than the solar system. After that, resources were invested regardless of the cost to leave the solar system first. Then the three-phase bomb is detonated, and the solar system is destroyed.

In the first story, I thought it would directly involve a T800 reverse murderer performing an artificial Skynet to hunt down evil spirits.

Just throw the nuclear bomb directly. As long as they don't die in front of me, I can kill as many people as I want.

The settings are too high, and the main character appears to be doing a lot of tricks.

Finding a lady in the first commandment is also a bad idea.

The second world is too exaggerated. How can a wraith created by a ghost realm have the power to destroy the world? He is not alone in this world. If human civilization can exist for so long, there should be ways to deal with it.

It looks good. As long as the IQ does not drop, how can technology not defeat the supernatural? They will all be blown up. Explosion is art!

How can I put it this way? The author's writing style is not bad. Unlike Xiaobai's writing, the biggest problem is that it is too exaggerated and the power system of the ghosts is too advanced, right? It is truly unbelievable that one Kunchiyan can carry so many modern weapons. Finally, it condensed into a ghost and directly ordered all the governments around the world to follow it. And this is only supported by the spiritual strength provided by people in one city in South Korea? Isn't it true that an evil god like Cthulhu, who is famous all over the world in the horror world, can destroy the world?

Very well written, don't write it next time

The main character who is as big as the First Commandment is dumbfounded to understand that any non-extraordinary item in any position can be easily handled even if it is unusable like a bomb or above. If nothing else, surveillance and monitoring must at least be arranged, right? Just pop up some traps and the like, and add some acid poisoning, etc. No matter how many ghosts there are, it won't be enough. Look, what have you done? Let's just hide your identity a little. Calls can be forwarded with a mechanism. The simplest way is to put a mobile phone in a secret place to set up the mechanism and monitoring. When someone calls this phone, you use the mechanism to answer it, and then set up a self-destruct mechanism. Let alone that era, no one can lock your location even in modern times... Forget it, with my rubbish imagination, there are countless ways...

I want to read it at least to hundreds of thousands of words before I read it. The author Gou wrote hundreds of thousands of words in his last book and then it was gone

I took a look and found that the writing was okay and not as disgusting as they said. There is just a lot of nonsense talking to oneself, so I suggest you write less in the future. The one about Buddha Mother is almost all nonsense. To summarize. It's not suitable to pay money to read, but the author's writing is good, so you can run away for free after reading it.

This writing style is too old-fashioned, and it has the same literary and arrogant taste as when I was illiterate and was taught by an old gentleman. Why is it? It's all non-spoken words, which makes it a bit awkward to read. Moreover, I also like to write from a God's perspective. When the protagonist is gone and the supporting role is gone, I wonder what will happen if the protagonist knows it. Once or twice is fine, but more is really not good.

The first three chapters are not very attractive, or in other words, some of the attraction is offset by the vague system settings, coupled with the overly straightforward language, which makes it uninteresting. Readers who avoid the first three chapters will also find the protagonist's behavior too arrogant because of the vague settings of the protagonist's system capabilities.

The writing in the dungeon world is pretty good, but the writing in the real world is so sparse that I can't read it.

Don't go to those domestic ghost movies. The ghosts in those domestic ghost movies are just ghosts, and some of them are all caused by people. Go to those Japanese, Korean, Thai and American horror movies. I'm afraid these movies are either conceptual cursed ghosts or hundreds of years of cursed ghosts. The protagonists all end up being destroyed. These are very difficult.

Damn it, even though I can't understand what you wrote, it's really enjoyable, and it's different from other cool articles, it feels like watching a blockbuster.

Well, the protagonist doesn't feel like he has much knowledge about the supernatural. I don't think he should collect it or experiment with it.