Great Love for All Heavens Begins with Huang Yaoshi

The biological parents were also killed, because they were evil people, and they cut flesh and bones; the mentor who rescued him from a baby and raised him was also killed, saying that it was because of different ideas; the senior sister who had quarreled with him since childhood was also killed, because you couldn't understand what she did; I was speechless. Although the book focuses on killing decisively, in reality, this kind of person is still far away, and I don't know when he will stab you.

Does the protagonist really think of himself as Huang Yaoshi? If you wear one and become another, then who are you? There is no need to be a stranger with Huang Rong in the first place! Just go and ignore it.

Not my cup of tea, too violent. Life is already very annoying, and seeing such chaos and evil again is really unbearable. Still want to have some fun with the book adjustment 😁

When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is paid more attention to. When you watch the third watch, the slightest praise begins to sound, and the number of dead harvests begins to decrease. When you watch the fifth update, readers' support spontaneously forms, and the voices of praise become louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both internally and externally. When you are twenty, you will have a place in the bookworm's memories. Even in a long life, your name will leave a dazzling trace.

The character of the protagonist is almost evil. He kills and kills at every turn. The good guys kill the bad guys as well. He even finds some boring reasons to kill. It becomes quite boring if you watch it too much.

The values ​​​​in Xuezhong are too twisted, they are all inappropriate, and the sand is rising 🔪

The biggest drawback of this kind of book is that it was quite enjoyable at the beginning, but after a few different worlds, I became tired of it. After only about ninety chapters, I felt tired of reading it.

A broken martial arts world still talks about cause and effect. How can the martial arts world still manipulate the cause and effect and directly curse the opponent to death? Or can it just reverse the cause and cause and plot the opponent to death at home?

The author is too cruel. If the Ming Cult has any grudges against you, I will give you the Qiankun Da Luo, the treasure of the Ming Cult, to show you. You will repay your favor and kill everyone. Are you really no longer a human being? Our Traveler Administration will take action against your behavior.

I want to know if this book dares to kill the mortals Han Li, Zhetian Ye Fan, and Perfect Shi Hao.

The protagonist's extremely self-centered character is very refreshing to watch, but don't yearn for it, don't learn from it, but take it as a warning. In terms of population ratio, there are not many people of this type, but if you do encounter them, it is recommended to stay away. In essence, the social cognition of this type of people is flawed, which will greatly increase the cost of living of those who establish diplomatic relations with them.

If you want to write a fairy tale romance drama, you want to kill a lot of people, and you want to follow the path of righteousness, that's fine, but you can't do bad things, be in love at the same time, and talk about what I want to do, the character is really divided.

There is no point in just killing and killing. Before you came, the world was like this. After you came, the world is still the same, and it has not changed at all. It's just that some people who die later die early. Didn't the protagonist come for nothing?

What do you think, author? The writing is clearly good and the ideas are good. Why is it that each world is so short and ends without showing the highlights?

There is no Madonna, and the killing is decisive, but I hope that in the next week, besides killing and killing, I can write something interesting and keep killing. The threshold has been pushed too far, and it is no longer interesting to watch.

How much the author loves Bai Qian, every book by the author of Three Lives and Three Worlds is on the must-read list 😃

The beginning of the chapter is full of nonsense. You kill someone and talk a lot of trash. I can't stand it.

The previous writing is really good. The best part is probably Double Dragon. When I got to Fairy Sword, I basically fell in love with it. I couldn't stand it at all. I barely read the Lotus Lantern and gave up the book.

My Heavenly Sword Wuming is the best in the world. . . . . . . . . The whole novel is ruined by this sentence.

No matter what, sprinkle flowers, see you in the next book

Are there any articles like this that are similar to decisive killing?

How about writing an outline for your next book, planning it carefully, and writing one or two million words?

I feel like I have to kill thoroughly and kill everyone I see, no matter if he is a good guy or a bad guy. Wherever you want to chat with those NPCs, kill anyone you see. You can kill them by any means, including assassination. Just kill until the sky is dark and the earth is dark. No one will ever say it again

I suggest the author write a time-traveling fairy tale, and it will become more and more boring later on. It's true.

No, what can I read with more than 700,000 words? The previous book by Yang Jiao had a lot of words and I could read it well, but the next two books were too few.

I felt that the first two chapters of Journey to the West were well written, but I couldn't hold on to the end and I finished it in just a few chapters.

So pretty. Just a little less.

It is rare to prove the truth through killing. There is no end to cause and effect in the world, and good deeds are not as good as killing. It is rare to be too ruthless, but it is a pity that the author is not very good at it, otherwise he would definitely be a god.

The author practices his own way. Buddhism is boundless and Taoism has no boundaries. It kills this filthy world. It is red and burned. Ghosts cry and wolves howl, and the red sun fills the sky.