All Tens: Starting from the Demon Slaying at the End of the Tokugawa Period

I felt like the book was held back by its title. At first glance, it looks like an infinite flow of assembly line production. When I clicked in to read it, I found that the quality far exceeded expectations. It was at least worthy of a master-level book title like "The Stranger". Although it is a little green in the early stages, it is very interesting overall, and it is not like writing a book for the first time at all. Let's talk about the setting first, it's quite clever. The world in the book has multiple historical lines with different development trajectories, and the divergence points of each line breed unique extraordinary things and extraordinary sources. This design not only diversifies the power system, but also gives the story a historical basis, making it very foundational to read. The development of each historical line is also exciting enough and the writing is quite excellent. Each era has its own characteristics. Emotional description is another highlight of this book. The "spiritual" aspects of the protagonist are particularly contagious, and the transitions and outbursts of emotions are written very naturally. Many authors who are good at writing about emotions end up forcing readers on their heads - "Cry for me!", But this book doesn't, the emotions flow smoothly and comfortably. Although the past experiences of each character are often interspersed, it does not overwhelm the protagonist (this is also where many authors tend to overturn). On the contrary, it is very helpful in shaping the characters, and most of the characters are relatively full-bodied. The power system is also worth talking about. Many original infinite streams will fall into a dilemma: the world is obviously different, but the power system is similar, lacking distinction. But this book is different. The ability settings in each abnormal history are quite innovative, and you won't feel fatigued while reading. Then there is completion, the story is very complete. I can feel that the outline is very solid, and the entire growth path of the protagonist is planned out at the beginning, and every growth is wonderfully written. I even think this book has two endings. The first is the ending where the story reaches the protagonist's achievement of "Judgment" (the highest level), which is an emotional narrative level. It is rare to see such a perfect conclusion - all the growth of the protagonist and the growing thoughts and feelings (spirit), finally jointly create the protagonist, and form a correspondence with the final boss, and the design of the person who resists is really wonderful. This sense of smooth flow in one go is really refreshing. Whether it is the tempering in the weak stage or the sincere and upright practice in the later stage, everything is finally transformed into materials, and the opposition and unity of the human heart are used to fight against the violence of power and complete the reversal. Speaking of this ending alone, the degree of completion is almost perfect. It is indeed rare to see such a perfect ending in recent years. However, because there is a trap for the enemy of the Judgment ahead, it must be resolved at this point, which leads to the novel-level ending. It can be regarded as an independent short film, an interesting idea and an interesting solution (no spoilers here). This kind of grand and mysterious proposition has been proposed or described in many novels, each with its own solutions and opinions. The solution in this book is really interesting and novel. But to be honest, this kind of lofty and mysterious thing doesn't feel like the author's strongest field. Chapter 4 was actually pretty good there, but I held back a bit later and fell behind. Of course, there are a few regrets. First, there is too little foreign history. In fact, I quite liked the part about the knight and the miko, but it didn't appear again, which was a pity. Secondly, there is a special oral habit - "picking up an eyebrow". No matter what the scene, what identity, what mood, there is always this moment before the dialogue. The frequency is even more exaggerated than "so scary". Especially for me who listens to the book, it is simply magical brainwashing. Thirdly, the history of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms has been used too much, or there is a problem of historical reuse. The settings of mad gods and human gods are good in themselves, but choosing this historical period to expand repeatedly makes the processing a bit boring and the look and feel a bit weak. In general, the flaws do not hide the flaws. This book is worth reading and deserves to be seen by more people. By the way, is there a book club? I want to read the next book. I'll give it a try.

1 The protagonist does not know the special ability The Secret Code of the Magician 2 Find the Knife Holy Relic 3 Souji Okita The Legend of the Holy Grail of the Imperial City Fate/type Redline 4 Time Travel fgo Normality 5 I am too lazy to write for the time being

I now feel how awesome it would be if the Demon Slayer Squad were given those magic items. The water pillar holds Yan Shui, the flame pillar holds the fake fire, the love pillar holds the sword, the wind pillar holds the wind gods, the thunder pillar holds the thunder god, the sound pillar holds the mad sound, the snake pillar holds the double magnetic knives, the rock pillar holds the Emperor Shi Kaiten's gravity control, and then lets the leader hold the light world jade in exchange for the immortal body, will Muzan cry to death?

The simple and clear facts are that Japan in the Taisho era declared war on Germany, captured Qingdao and Jiaozhou Bay, concocted the Twenty-One Articles, and signed the Paris Peace Treaty. There is no doubt that Japan in the Taisho era was still a beast and bandit to the Chinese. If anyone says otherwise, feel free to scold him. After all, I didn't even hit you. It's much better than Taisho Japan. Why do you have preconceptions?

The title of this book almost dissuaded me, I thought it was a garbage Demon Slayer fanfic.

The writing is very good, and there is a hint of the combination of Gu Huo Bird and another book. The combination is very good, but I just want to say one thing, the Riddler, get out of Gotham 😅😅😅

First, stack up a piece of armor and settle everything. Personally, the biggest problem in this book is that there are good sentences but not good articles. If you look at only one part or a paragraph, it looks good. Some paragraphs are even considered to be excellent for online articles. But looking at the whole volume, it often lacks charm and is uneven, like a string of necklaces, with one or two pearls, three or four diamonds, and the rest are all stones. It cannot be said that diamonds and pearls are not good, but it is very inappropriate to make a necklace with stones. I would rather have a less valuable white jade necklace, or a weird mix of pearls and stones.

Go up and write about the little Japanese devil. It would be weird if someone would read it.

This book is actually quite good I feel like I was hurt by the title Most Chinese people don't know much about the history of Japan, and they don't want to know about it. Some people read the title and thought they were traveling to Japan 😂

To be honest, this book was delayed by its title.

The protagonist will definitely have sex with his son later, what should he do then? If you get shady, what will happen to the protagonist's wife? If you don't sha, then judging from the current plot, my son has done a lot of dirty work for the NC during his time as an NC, and I don't know how many people's blood has been stained under his hands. So is the protagonist okay with his own heart? If you say that you should change your mind and atone for your sins, or you might be a traitor, or you might be doing it for your own mother. Don't readers understand it? So why did you want to write such a plot? It's so bloody and uncomfortable 🙂 Of course, it's possible that some people just don't like it, or the author has other considerations. But speaking only for me personally, I think this plot is unnecessary. People with different opinions are welcome to discuss.

Very good, the writing is really good. I would like to make a suggestion, can you interact with the character settings of other anime? Some anime have really good settings and the characters are also very charming, such as Rurouni Kenshin, Koga and Iga Ninja Houyi, the Strongest Disciple in History, Martial Arts Master, Hell Music, and Insect Fengxing. I think it would be really good to interact with them.

The writing of this book is okay, but I feel that the results do not match its quality.

Tribute to the legend. , I used to keep this book when my eyesight was good. , The day it stopped updating, I felt that this book might be rotten like the other books I had read. , Until my eyes were rotten. I am still holding on to this book. , I hope I can read this book again with my own eyes later.

Let us mourn this book and its author forever, pay tribute to you, and express our purest condolences to every infinite flow author who has been infected by Gu Huo Bird

I only like to read novels in which the protagonist has a positive outlook on life, helps others without expecting anything in return, is willing to help others, punishes evil and promotes good, and saves the common people! ! ! I don't like the selfish, bloody and cold kind of self-interest, this kind of unworthy human being!

The book is quite good, and there's nothing toxic about it. Unfortunately, it's not very popular. Maybe it's because the book is not very enjoyable when written.

Try not to face too strong enemies or major events in the early stage, otherwise the protagonist will either have no sense of participation or will have to rely on you to constantly cheat or deus ex machina (actually, it is not just the third world, the last chapter of Jin already has this problem). You said that writing this book was influenced by Gu Huoniao, so take Gu Huoniao as an example. In the first chapter of the Ming Dynasty, the power of the upper class in the Ming world far exceeded that of Li Yan at the time, but Li Yan only participated in regional events, and the story is still exciting and complete. The only top-level event I participated in in the early stage was the Night Boil in the Capital chapter, but the story of the dungeon was already told completely before being involved in the dispute between the big guys As for the final chapter of Jin, it has a good setting and a good background, but the story is very fragmented. From the beginning, I thought this chapter would end with the defeat of Liu Yao's Huns army. The Luoyang event mentioned in the background will be reserved for the next time if you are strong enough to participate (after all) It was only the second world), but I unexpectedly ended up in the Peach Blossom Land inexplicably, and was spotted by a big boss and involved in a big event that my current strength could not intervene in. The second half of the story was like a spectator, and then cheated to get various benefits. It was said to be a begging chapter in the late Jin Dynasty, but there was no pressure at all. On the contrary, there were many people who complained about the adventure chapter The Witch Chapter, so I won't say more. The plot has a feeling of being mixed here and there, a bit scattered. The description of the historical main mission Shui Shui has passed, and the search for white magic has not been paid much attention to. Then he is inexplicably involved in the battle of gods. The plot is not concise, and the protagonist is like sitting on a bamboo raft without a paddle. On the Internet, whatever happens when you go with the flow I hope that these problems can be removed and better stories written in the future world. Of course, this is also my family opinion. If the author's subscriptions increase or decrease according to his own writing method, then consider it a fart on my part.

In fact, many people don't really like dark novels. They just hate the Madonna and the licking dog. However, except for the dark novels, most novels like to write the protagonists are the Madonna and the licking dog. In the same way, Most people don't like the Madonna protagonist, not because they hate the Madonna, but because they don't have a sense of substitution. You asked me to devote my heart and soul to strangers and risk my life to save strangers.

To be honest, I just finished reading the first two dungeons, which gave me a very pleasant feeling. The Cyber ​​Ming dungeon reached its peak, but starting from returning to the old dungeon, the plot was a bit delayed. Until the Carbon-based Great Yuan dungeon, I skipped and read without affecting the reading experience. The proportion of realistic descriptions also feels a bit weak. Many people are completely tool-like, which is actually not conducive to character creation. When it is used, such as the Northern Jiangsu branch, there is more ink. When it is not used, the realistic chapters are just brushed off. It feels that the rhythm of the entire article is not right. Another little selfish thought, can the girl who was thrown into another world by the Jiangsu branch be saved? 🙂

It's been going downhill. I can still watch it at the end of Jin Dynasty. The witch part is really boring. It's not interesting to watch. There are too many gods and goddesses.

After looking at the beginning, it looks good in every aspect. I am a person who likes to watch Mugen-stream, but I have no idea about the acceptance of Japanese backgrounds, including but not limited to Shogun Daimyo JOJO Kamen Rider, etc. I think there are more than two readers like me. If the chapter starts in China, and the foreign setting is placed in the middle, there may be more readers. For example, the first forty or so chapters are about Japanese samurai, which I really can't bear. For example, the story about Guhuotiao also contains the name of the shogunate, but at least it is written with the Ming Dynasty as the background. I believe that readers will be more receptive to this kind of writing. The author's writing this way may lead to a smaller readership. I'll withdraw first

I saw this book on Red Ji

Author, your book is really on par with "Starting from Guhuo Bird"! I have saved 132 chapters. I have been busy with work in the past few months. I just want to read it all at once after the entire plan is completed. That would be "enjoyable". Encountering such a good novel like yours always makes people swim in the ocean of romantic thoughts while reading, and "this chapter says" bursts out from time to time... My work skills have improved in recent days, but they have not yet settled, and my mood is still boiling after I want to stabilize it. Just read and meditate. I read "Starting with the Birds" again, and it turns out that different stages of life understand the stories and fates of different characters. I have admired the author Jun's writing style before. I have wondered why there are so many mature and wonderful ideas, and I have also guessed whether it is a waistcoat... I just read "Guhuo Bird" in which the "Lord Lord" died in the early Tang Dynasty. The road ahead is open, and Li Cheng is born again. I look forward to finishing my work and seeing the loving father and son of Carol's family😁😁

Nice writing, but the name is terrible. The description of the protagonist's profiling ability at the beginning was a little discouraging, but fortunately there was no extensive description of how awesome the protagonist's profile was. In the later stage, Gengen Shen is a bit faster, and I still hope to write more about different worlds. I hope the author will get better and better as he writes more.

I have been keeping it on the bookshelf for a long time. To be honest, there were almost no people in front of it. I thought it was a eunuch. I didn't expect it to be finished after persisting for so long. I will kill it when I have time.

This article is really good. It's a pity that there aren't many readers. I was afraid there were too few eunuchs. I'm glad it's finished.

It took me three or four days to read the latest chapter in one go. The writing is indeed great. I hope the author will not be like those great masters who follow up the new book with cheating chapters 😁. Long live full booking

The historical design of the short dungeon is quite interesting. I personally like the Cyber Ming chapter. The author has also summarized the main problems. The early stage of the Walker to Walker God is very long. After the Walker God, whether it is the source of achievements or the ruling, the story is condensed to only use the settings laid out in the early stages as a small interlude before the decisive battle. The same is true for the main world. There is a lot of foreshadowing in the Walker stage. In the end, the case is either abandoned or a small interlude. , Causing the plot of the main world to become more and more boring as it goes on, it is only used as a tool to advance the ending. The way of writing the behind-the-scenes scene after the ruling is also innovative, but it is only a short story. It is not bad to set up your own world to run and take a look at the scenery as a passerby. The shaping of other judges is also about tool placement. Many ruling ideas, experiences, and collisions with the protagonist actually have room for expansion. Finally, I hope the next book will be better. Congratulations on the completion.

It ended a bit suddenly, but it was well written.