All Heavens: Starting from Changjin Lake

The second dungeon didn't feel right. Maybe it was because it was played too hard and it felt like a drama. Thinking about it carefully, the core may have changed and turned into personal heroism. The Anti-Japanese War was a people's war of resistance and was won by the unity of the people. In the first dungeon, although it follows the male protagonist from a single perspective, the protagonist is more like Seventh Company, which has the flavor of a group portrait. Several characters have roles, highlights, and growth. In the end, they work together to achieve the goal. Things changed in the second dungeon. The boys were fully upgraded, and all kinds of equipment were not suitable for exposure. Individual combat began, and more emphasis was placed on the individual. It feels tasteless.

The mid-level copies after 800 are just average, I don't know why.

Come on! Nice! You can summon teammates from behind.

Let me see what's going on first. There are too few people who don't write about swords.

There is a question, you are the Heaven, you cannot always be in Eight Hundred, right? Why did you suddenly add a female character? What to do later? Take the heroine across the heavens or bring her to reality? Doesn't that mean breaking the dimensional wall? The problem is yours hahaha

The latest two chapters, Chapters 23 and 24, look good, the plot is relatively dense, and the interactions between the characters in the hooks of cause and effect are okay. I feel that the author can reduce the description of the battle process and use the space to write interesting plots. In addition, I feel that the author is very good at writing about daily life. I can try writing about the city of love. As long as the characters are well written, I don't have to worry about making money without readers.

The copy control is pretty good, but the copy next door has 200 chapters and is still in Changjin Lake. No matter how well written it is, you will get tired of reading it. The plot of this book is okay, and it looks pretty good. Come on!

It's okay. The length of the script is well controlled and it doesn't drag out.

Why do I remember reading a novel with the same title as this book before? It was also Q-pointed.

Whether the world is integrated or separate, I will watch if it is integrated, and if it is not, I will just run away.