The Extreme Martial God

This plot is both new and old, refreshing and boring😃

It's funny how you delete comments when you don't want people to criticize you for not writing well. I spend a lot of money and read them every day. Are you embarrassed to delete comments?

The most powerful person in every civilization is currently the God. Below the God is the Supreme, and the Supreme is like an ant to the Sanqing. If converted into immortals, it is estimated that it is around the heavenly immortals? The protagonist is still a long way from reaching the highest level, that is, there are still many things to write about, such as martial arts, three blockades, uncle's secrets, outer gods, immortals, etc. There are too many pitfalls. I have to spend 5 million+ to finish it.

This author is super invincible and likes to forcefully add drama to characters that have been offline. If the foreshadowing of this character has been written before, then writing it later is called recycling the foreshadowing. But no, there was no foreshadowing at all. A character who was completely offline, it was written that he was suddenly forced to add a scene, saying that he was extraordinary. It can only mean that you wrote this new plot on a whim. If it was a plot that had been conceived long ago, there would definitely be foreshadowing, but no, you have no foreshadowing at all. The reading experience is just that you write whatever comes to mind, very, very, very stretched.

I have basically deleted all the books, except this one, because the author promised to send me a box of hairy crabs, a box of snowskin mooncakes, a PS5, and a 500,000 cash gift package during the Mid-Autumn Festival. The treatment is far ahead of other books.

It's a pure and refreshing article, and it seems that the protagonist is still in the invincible style. I don't know why but it always smells like tomato. The writing style of the author of Tomato is different from that of the author of Qidian. There are very few details in the description, and they all push the plot. To put it bluntly, there is less pulling and the writing is more straightforward. This book gave me such a feeling. There are very few side-viewing descriptions, and the visual sense is relatively small. The plot is quite good, and the writing is smooth and comfortable to read. However, the story line is a bit thin. I don't know if I can open up the emotional line.

I met a 30-year-old young woman on the Internet. We have been chatting very well for more than half a year. Today she asked to meet. I hesitated. I said you have a family and it didn't feel good. But she said it was okay and we were just ordinary friends. So I agreed and asked her for a photo. She looked pretty. She lives in my city. Not far away, we made an appointment to meet at a milk tea shop. We didn't choose to meet somewhere else for fear of meeting an acquaintance. I arrived first that day because she had to drive for several hours. While waiting, I looked at the photos and thought it was another "car rollover scene." Most mobile phones have beauty functions, but when she got out of the Mercedes-Benz, I recognized her at a glance. She is much prettier than in the photo, and she is my type. She also recognized me and didn't know what to say. In order to break the awkwardness, she suggested hugging her. I said yes. She smelled very good. I jumped and sat in the milk tea shop for a while. We went to eat. She basically didn't eat much. The whole time Cheng was peeling shrimps and picking fish bones for me. When we walked out of the restaurant after dinner, she held my hand and I didn't break away. She said she would take me home, and I said I would take a taxi back. She insisted on taking me back. When I got home, I found that she had put a note in her bag, which said that if you update 100 chapters a day, you can unlock the subsequent content.

It's almost 1 million words. The other protagonists are all unique. Our protagonist is still taking the college entrance examination 😅😅

My biggest feeling after reading it now is that the author is a bit too careless. There are some typos that are quite normal. Inexplicably, there are so many missing words in each chapter that I really don't understand. There is a saying, even if book lovers can tolerate typos and omissions, most people will vote for other authors who carefully check after writing before publishing, because checking before publishing is a sign of respect for readers. After all, this is not Tomato, all are paid chapters. Also, some of the author's jokes are really not funny at all, especially: Who knows, a scene where a big man is doing something, this kind of writing is a bit too abstract. The writing style can be a little more plain, and does not need to be too exaggerated.

In reality, regions are divided into three, six or nine levels. You are still confused about why the new stars look down on the ancestor stars? That thing, don't talk about it far away. In the past, city people still looked down on peasants? Is that still far away? It is set in the book that after three thousand years away from the earth, there is a powerful force who deliberately blocks the ancestral star. What do ordinary people on the new star know? They know that Ancestral Star's technology and martial arts are not good either. If you come out of the ruins, they will definitely think you are lucky. Why, when I used to go to the city for archeology in the countryside, those people would look at you more because of the cultural relics you have there?