My Life of Tyrant Attributes

It's such a contradiction, I don't know how to evaluate it. On the one hand, the author is inexperienced and doesn't understand many things, but on the other hand, he is very mature. In the life and death experience, there is no one to protect, and then if you really let one person go, it is a pig's foot. If someone else has died countless times, in the life and death experience, if you choose, who will use death to stimulate breakthroughs? Since you have the background, what's the use of learning it? At least not yet. Then the female characters that appeared, the good guys, were all female. So it turned out that the men were so bad? The strong ones are all women. At least you don't have many strong men at the moment. This short girl has no consciousness, why should she talk about wanting to become stronger? Is this kind of female supporting role used to promote the plot? Want it again?

There is a panel, but you can only view information, not add points. The protagonist has good talents and doesn't have any major problems. According to the schedule, we are aiming for 8 million words.

The author's writing style is good, but the focus is still on the keyword tyrant. Who is the tyrant in the protagonist? What is the magic, what can it do, and why is it powerful. After reading it in one night, how do you feel about it? It's hot, but mixed with cold water. The characteristics of the protagonist are too different from others. The world view is quite good, but the arrangement of key plot points is too hasty. Whether it is the first time the instructor takes the restricted area or the general or the crazy Taoist priest, it gives people a feeling of arrangement. It's like the protagonist has everything arranged by someone somewhere, and after reading it, I have too many questions, and many things are half-said and half-guessed. It's definitely a bit fun, but what about the feelings? I think it's normal for other normal people, but the protagonist's character and tyrant talent are abnormal. And the key points are: violence is out, the protagonist will do whatever he encounters, fight people when he encounters them, kill animals when he encounters them, and fight to the death for every opportunity. But where is Jun? When the tyrant comes out, he only scolds people, calling the protagonist a fool, a fool, and a fool. In short, the feeling after watching it is like a well-made passionate action movie mixed with urban love. The actors' acting skills are not up to the mark, they use too much force, and it ends in an anticlimax. In summary, if you want to watch Tyrant, you can go. If you want to watch a fight mixed with love, it's okay. If the focus is on love later, I suggest the author to choose a city.

He is the kind of passionate but stupid protagonist.

Looking at the title of the book, Tyrant, I thought it was about going on a rampage, but it turned out to be a game with a group of fools...

After reading Chapter 30, I can summarize it. The advantage is that the plot is fast and compact, and you can watch it all at once. The disadvantage is that the characterization is not good, and the protagonist's own image is not successful, let alone the supporting characters.

The previous parts were okay and quite enjoyable, but the plot of Camp Wildfire itself had nothing to do with it, and it was like taking care of a son who died of poison.

Before I saw it on the shelves, I thought it was pretty good so far, about average, with a few minor flaws. I felt that the relationship between the female characters was a bit deducted because it was a bit messy and procrastinating. I thought the heroine was the one from Wildfire Camp at first, but I didn't expect it to be the one from Xiangxiang later. Moreover, the love line between the two people was too abrupt when writing it. There was no need to write about time travel for the protagonist. It would have been better to just write about the Aboriginal awakening panel. It was too pure and immature. Bonus points are that the combat aspect is quite enjoyable. The Tyrant mode should be a foreshadowing. It may be completely unlocked and you will be replaced directly. It is not used every time when you are close to death, although it is used quite a lot in the early stages 😅. The main character has the attributes of wind and fire. He has obtained the secret realm of fire and turned away from the wind sect. This can be considered a corresponding development (I don't think it is necessary to write it because of emotional reasons). I look forward to the subsequent plot development. Others, as some people have said, the training at the beginning is a bit awkward, but it is slightly better to enter the secret training realm later, etc.

Watch it without thinking. The pace is very tight. The protagonist is crazy about killing people. It's good to watch and very enjoyable to watch.

The first part was pretty good-looking, but until I established a relationship with that woman, there was nothing good to look at. Of course, this is my personal opinion. The two people in the first part were strangers, and then they became related inexplicably, just because of a pursuit? It doesn't look good like this. I prefer Pig Knuckle alone. Even if there is a female lead, she should at least be at the back. What a pity. The previous one suits me well. Pig's Knuckles is very straightforward and decisive. With this woman, I feel like I am spending all my time on her.

Hey hey hey

Generally speaking, I can't watch it for the time being. The title doesn't quite match it right now.

This looks like a military-themed TV series, you know?

The main character is written as if he is mentally retarded

It turns out that modern fantasy can also be written with such a martial arts flavor. This kind of writing is destined to be unpopular at the beginning

This book feels good! Why are so many people stepping on

It doesn't look good The protagonist is like a headless fly, he doesn't care about anything and just keeps doing it The map also shows where the protagonist goes, and the tactics don't even have levels. In more than 20 chapters, he opened a small training camp in Yunque City. It's really amazing. The world view is just introduced in a general way. After reading dozens of chapters, I just feel that the author is enjoying himself.

The author's writing is very good, definitely worth reading and subscribing! Recommend a book that kills decisively and has many joys. "The old man picked up rags in time and made a living by making bad movies" is hilarious...

It's really good-looking and enjoyable. The character of the protagonist is well portrayed and very satisfying. The emotional line is a bit abrupt, but the flaws are not hidden. Written well, I will always support you.

My food, otherwise the meal will not be "savoury" haha

Write it as a bitch. Reading Chapter 25 almost poisoned me to death

The plot is not brainless, and the protagonist has a good outlook on life. I just feel like the Tyrant talent has a little less impact.

Where is the new book? Please give me a name.