
Saints: Verdict by Gunfire
圣徒:枪火裁决
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 865k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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292Chapters
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I was persuaded to withdraw from the plot of Les Misérables...
Forget it... After seeing the plot of Les Misérables, such a heavy historical masterpiece makes the author feel a little nauseous when he intersperses the author with his partner... The plot of the text is so speechless... I really can't stand it, mainly because I just finished reading Les Miserables recently, and I am depressed by the author's magic~ I suggest the author to read Les Miserables...
Hmm... This introduction reminds me of a sentence, why not eat minced meat?
The focus of this book is not the battle but the harem
I've only read about thirty chapters. There were probably younger sisters, orphans, two seniors, and the princess. With the exception of the stepfather, almost all of the supporting characters who appear are women. I'm not saying that harems are not good, but the name, category, and introduction of your book all make me feel like it's a get-out-of-the-way explosion. The result is a harem-style unfolding. Is there a scam? There are fights only when you need to upgrade your relationship with the female character. There are some strange things mixed into the already embarrassing plot, such as proving a mathematical problem, sea salt extraction, fertilizer production, and foot-picking emotional sublimation. The whole thing is very fragmented. New authors should be cautious about the emotional drama.
It is true that firearms are based on yield, but that is also based on a huge industrial foundation.
Firepower? Do you think you don't want to use heavy firepower? You have to consider the carrying capacity of the small broken ball, the destructive power of society, infrastructure, population, and buildings.
You also focus on the firepower system, isn't it just a weapons system? After looking at dozens of photos, you tell me that a dual nozzle and a pistol are heavy firepower?
Women, women, women, all women are excellent. In this world, men can only be elders and enemies. All other outstanding men are dead, right? It's basically finished if you write like this.
What I thought was: Picking up the gun, we took a step forward and let the Vulcan roar at the next intersection. The author writes about: going to school, showing off, falling in love, and killing monsters.
Identification completed
Bro thought he was writing a novice article from ten years ago, and he felt uncomfortable and exploded
I didn't have the heart to read the first two chapters. The system settings are really disgusting. Once they come out, they will show off their power, and then they will grab the white spots, and then they will throw out temptations. They will end up running away without making people think. The protagonist is obviously able to think calmly but he is led by the nose. Are you the host or the system? Besides, all truth begins with heavy firepower. How do you hit ghosts with guns and cannons? It's obviously nonsense~
At least the author was happy when he wrote it
Everyone came here to watch Gunfire exterminate demons, but in the end, apart from introducing the world view in the first few chapters, they were just going to school, solving math problems to show off, and interacting with the tutor's daughter, which did not advance the plot at all. If you like this kind of ancient modernization so much, you could just write about traveling through ancient times and climbing up technological trees. What kind of Western fantasy is this? There are only a few effective plots in the first thirty chapters, and the rest are all about going to school and flirting with little girls.
Shennong posted: Run!
Originally I was skeptical about the author's military common sense, but now I am sure (although it is too late), but what makes us sad is that the author does lack military common sense. And I was convinced of this only in Chapter 115. Sadly, there are so many poisonous points in these pictures at the end of August that I feel uncomfortable. In other words, when the protagonist is swallowed up by the black domain (whatever it is called, that's what it means), the plot is completely and irreversibly moved to a lamentable situation. The emotional drama in this article is also a poisonous point, so I won't go into details here. If you want to have a taste, you can try it.
A real, vulgar piece of shit. Don't worry about that damn pretentious plot. Please polish the plot. It makes me sick.
Daily detoxification
Book quality: white no brain to read
Dude, you... A gun-slinging thug, a lunatic demon hunter, how do you still have the heart of an academic professor? There are so many female characters... Don't you know that it will affect the balance of the novel's perception?
If you thought you were doing pure physics, but it turned out you were enchanted with physics, then you might as well just be psychic.
It was really uncomfortable to read, and I ran away after reading Chapter 20. I thought it was about killing, killing, killing, but it turns out you are a fantasy harem...
Does the evil god kill at the same speed as an ordinary person? Shouldn't there be no chance to react?
Before the story even started, several women were arranged and abandoned.