In Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, the Shura Armor Combines!

If you're going to play with the Shura Armor, you either have to be a bit of a saint or a bit of a beast, half saint and half beast. Or you should just play with the Black Rhino Armor.

Why bother training your strongest aura in the martial world? Why not just rebel? With the Asura Armor, who can defeat the protagonist except aliens? Just rise up in rebellion! Anyone who transmigrates to a feudal dynasty and doesn't rebel is truly something else.

To wield the Shura Armor, one must possess the strongest aura; either be righteous to the very end or utterly evil; never write something that is neither entirely righteous nor entirely evil. The righteous path leads to the nameless realm in the later stages, while the evil path leads to the realms of Indra or Absolute God. Even Xiong Ba wouldn't do it, because he was also neither righteous nor evil.

The protagonist is pretty stupid. In the dignified world of Shura Armor martial arts, any random guy can come right up to him and unleash a powerful attack. His values ​​are also questionable; he even manages to refrain from killing those bizarre scumbags from the original story who try to assassinate him. And were those people all idiots? Couldn't they even sneak up on the summoner?

Let me share my personal opinion. You can't take "Armor Warrior Xing Tian" as reality; you have to look at its core. The story has three parts. The first is the surface, the one we see directly. The second is the conspiracy and intrigue. Think about it: it's abnormal for a civilization's internal strife to split off a portion of its forces and then completely eliminate any civilizations it…

The Asura Armor is the armor of kings; it can make one a king through righteousness, or a demon through evil. But it just so happens to have encountered someone like you, neither truly righteous nor truly evil!

The protagonist is neither entirely righteous nor entirely evil. Giving him the Asura Armor is a real waste; he's like a weakling who has to constantly absorb Qiao Feng's strongest righteous energy to transform. His cultivation levels are also a mess.

The Shura Armor in the TV series is a bit weak; it's not as good as the one in the arcade game, where the Shura Armor can destroy a star with a single blow.

As the title suggests, this author has fallen into the trap of the so-called "reality and fantasy" world again... This kind of theme, which compares all the myriad worlds to illusions, will inevitably collapse in the middle and later stages, no matter how well it's written in the beginning. The current fantasy genre follows the "monkey printer" theory.

The story itself is the kind of content I'd like to read, but the writing style is awkward, with a kind of unrealistic, almost comical aesthetic.