I Killed Gods and Demons in the Song Dynasty

God, throne, authority, Holy Spirit, agent, is this a bright world? This is a religious invasion

It's a rare excellent work. The plot and writing make you want to read it. It's a pity that so few people read it.

This book is very well written. It's rare to see someone write a fanfic about the Three Heroes and Five Righteousnesses, and the writing is very interesting. I'm looking forward to the following chapters. I'll keep up with the steady updates~ Come on, author!

It's obviously very beautiful, why are there so few people?

It's pretty cool, but I feel like no one is watching it.

First🤓🤓

One chapter a day is enough for anyone to read. If foreigners see it, they think we look down on it. Ten updates a day!

This book is okay, old-fashioned but also new. Let's see if it can stabilize in the mid-term.

It feels like it combines elements of martial arts, immortality, and weird immortality. I hate the ones with complicated ingredients. But this one is surprisingly good

Very good, come on💪💪💪💪

It's much prettier than I thought, and there's nothing too bad about it

The writing is very good, but sometimes the third-person perspective is a little awkward, but despite the flaws, it's still great👍

"Song Dynasty", "Cthulhu", "Secret Practice" 🙂

The writing is okay, but is the progress too slow? It was only the first day of time travel and I wrote almost thirty chapters?

Will Zhao Songhuang's room be chopped down later?

What kind of people are Shanxi people? I feel a little awkward.

The writing is so smooth, why are there so few people?

Oh hao

This book looks okay overall. The biggest flaw is the period setting, the Three Heroes and the Five Righteousness, and Mu Guiying. At first glance, this book has nothing to do with martial arts. It's like no one has read the Three Kingdoms of Gaowu, for the same reason.

It would be fine if the protagonist was alone, but if there was someone following the protagonist all the time, wouldn't the original person be revealed and gone in one move? If you want to make the plot reasonable, you have to find a way to round out this change, but is it so easy to round out? At least I find it difficult to accept the author's approach In this case, it would be better to make the protagonist alone from the beginning. At least there should be no one around the protagonist who is close enough to notice his changes.