Slaying Gods and Demons on the Haunted Night

I saw someone commenting that the monsters are too useless, and humans still have the leisure to fight among themselves! I don't think so. I think even if there is only one city left after being killed by monsters, there will still be internal fighting, because this is the bad nature of human beings engraved in their bones. Internal fighting will continue before the species is destroyed!

The setting of Goldfinger is awesome, and the operation is all a disgusting workplace drama. Even if you follow the bottom line and cannot kill people at will, the monsters in the night are not human beings. You should kill them and improve your cultivation to your heart's content. Even if you mess with a few monsters every night, it is all excuses for hesitation and a lot of bullshit. After time travel, you really think of yourself as a law-abiding native. If you really care about human life and friendship, then use the golden finger to raise yourself to the level of crushing the enemy. You have to wait until the dead and then bully and pretend to kill a little cannon fodder. It is so pure and disgusting. After a few hundred chapters, even a pig who gets the golden finger has become a demon king. He is still inking in small places and has an invincible ghost wife inexplicably. The golden finger cannot give the protagonist a sense of security.

Is the author fooling people? The protagonist is the new owner of the Blessed Land, at the peak of his qi training, and is a prodigy of the human race in his twenties. He has already reached the level of a high-ranking human being. If he wants to practice the inner scene, he still has to be secretive and coy. Then there is a problem with the underlying logic of this book. It is all for the human race. If there is such an outstanding talent, and they don't want to help, the so-called Lu Gong, the commander, the city guard and the holy land are just hypocrites.

I heard from the author that he is pregnant

Are you sure the title of the novel is Killing Gods and Demons, not Killing Humans? I didn't see gods and demons, I only saw human internal strife and betrayal.

This book reminds me of King Chakravartin's words, "If you want to practice juggling, do juggling, and if you want to practice martial arts, practice martial arts." If you want to write a cool article from beginning to end, then write a cool article, and write it well. But then you want to add some depth, and spend a lot of pen and ink writing about the struggle for power within the clan, but you are not strong enough in writing, and you can't write about fighting well, and writing about internal fighting is boring, and it turns into two things. Readers who originally wanted to read a cool article from beginning to end didn't stay (like me), the writing was mediocre, and old bookworms didn't like reading it, so why bother. If you want to write, make sure you have a clear theme. Just like the title of the book, read it from beginning to end.

It's really fun to read, because it's a cool article, and some of it is really fun. Fighting and killing is really fun, but as long as you get the normal benefits of a normal person, you have to fight. If you can fight, do I still need you? Everything is a matter of who comes first, the chicken or the egg. Every time the protagonist has a cheat to defeat the game, it is so depressing. If I want to defeat Pipi Shrimp, I must first have the Pipi Dao. To get the Pipi Dao, I must first defeat Pipi Shrimp. The key is that I came to get the Pipi Dao just to defeat Pipi Shrimp? Normal people are stuck, but the protagonist cheats to break the game with force. This is a cool point, but after this cool point, the mutant Pippi shrimp comes. You must have a mutant Pippi knife. Where does the mutant Pippi knife come from? After defeating the mutated Pipi Shrimp and coming to my territory 😅, it's very torn. Those who are against the protagonist can even betray the human race. Others can sacrifice themselves for the sake of justice. Let's be someone who says, "I have an internal dispute with the protagonist. If you want me to betray the human race, even if I kill you and the protagonist will kill you seriously after I kill you, I will kill you first." Cool point: The protagonist uses his strength to break the situation, slashing people and cunning to the point of flying. Uncomfortable point: What kind of reward do you want? It needs to reflect your own value, not just ordinary value. If you want to have heavenly materials and earthly treasures for Qi training, the normal thing is for you to show the value of Qi-training genius, rather than for you to dominate the value of Qi-training level. I can rule the Qi-training level, but I still need your so-called heavenly materials and earthly treasures during the Qi-refining period? The key is that I need this heavenly material and earthly treasure to reach the level where I can dominate my Qi training period. Maybe the example is not very accurate, but the meaning is enough

It can be seen that the author wanted to write about the human race struggling to survive in the desperate situation of internal and external troubles and being on the verge of extinction. However, the author used too much force and made people think: it would be good if the human race became extinct 🙂🙂🙂

I really can't hold it any longer. Just a few assassinations occasionally. This goes on and on without stopping. It's all a routine. The villain ambush and assassinate. Thinking it was a success, the protagonist counterattacked, and the next assassination came again. Killed again. Are there any other plots? Can you write something else more interesting?

The writing is very good, the setting is also good, and the subject matter is quite attractive. The world view and plot are too deformed. It gives me the feeling that such a world should be destroyed, and there will be few normal people. In such a background, the power institutions can be rotten, but still destroying the Great Wall when dealing with foreign enemies is too weak. It's really too depressing. To put it bluntly, it's like watching a group of psychopaths.