Hunkered Down in a Doomsday Bunker, I Emerged into an Era of High Martial Arts

How should I put it, some of the plots can be roughly understood as soon as you see them. There is a sense of seeing the Dragon King with a crooked mouth, but it is slightly different, but the routine is similar. The subject matter is quite good and quite attractive, but it feels like chocolate-flavored shi, but not to the extent of shi. My personal suggestion is not to think too hard and just skip the places you can't stand. Above. Brain Storage

Everyone is selectively blind to the origin of the protagonist

After all, I must have been practicing for decades, and now I am going back to school to date my old friend's granddaughter. . . Decrease wisdom

Yellow-haired sister

Posting requires one fan to subscribe to one chapter. The subject matter is well chosen. I have read twenty or thirty chapters. The flavor of the old novel is too authentic. The progress of the content and the slap-in-the-face plot are very similar. For example, at the beginning, the face is covered and said to keep a low profile, but in the next chapter, someone kills someone. It feels like a waste of this subject matter. It's good if it's close to the character.

The plot is old, but the writing is not old. Although the plot is old, it is basically smooth. It also abandons many of the shortcomings of the plot in such novels ten or twenty years ago. Although there are still some remaining, it does not affect reading. The most taboo thing about this kind of invincible people who pretend to be pigs and eat tigers is to get a plate of dumplings wrapped in vinegar, but vinegar is pretending to be pigs and eating tigers. In order to pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger, and twist the plot abruptly, it must be hidden until the end, and it must not be exposed until death. This book does a good job in this regard. It does not hide it too deliberately. After dozens of chapters, except that the identity is not directly disclosed to the whole society, everything that needs to be known is also known. No one pretends to be a fool and imitates the ancients. This highlights the true invincibility of the protagonist. I don't need to deliberately care about whether others know who I am. This is a truly invincible attitude. Although the author does not deliberately describe this aspect, this writing method can indeed reflect this. If this point can be emphasized and strengthened, it should be improved to a higher level. If it is necessary for the purpose, there is nothing wrong with hiding the identity, but if it is done deliberately, it will be uncomfortable to watch. This book performs well in this regard. From this point of view, this is an optimization after the pretending to be pig and eating tiger style combined with the invincible style, and it is rare for an author to write like this. In terms of the plot, we have seen the part where the Hades Temple branch hall interrogates the deputy hall master. Generally speaking, there are not many poisonous points. There are some details that need to be considered for rationality, but the impact is not big. This kind of protagonist comes from before the apocalypse, and experiences (passes through) the entire apocalyptic stage and survives to the next era. This kind of background is actually quite new. Nowadays, few people will write about such a similar background. Most of them are just one part of it. For example, in the apocalypse, they only write about the apocalypse, and after the apocalypse, they only write about the after-apocalypse. Although this kind of works with protagonists spanning multiple eras is also an enduring theme, it is true that not many people have written about it and it is relatively new. As an aside, I have forgotten the name of the earliest work with a similar theme that I have seen. I remember that in the beginning, the earth was condensed into a crystal and the protagonist was sealed inside. Then the protagonist arrived in a fantasy world and experienced many eras. In each era, the protagonist fell into a long-term trap due to various reasons. It is closed, and then comes out dozens or even hundreds of years later. It is really unique to see the changing world and the changes in people. However, the protagonist of the book keeps repeating this process, and this different world mainly focuses on him Chinese history, which is a bit boring. Considering that this is a book written more than ten years ago, it is understandable. Overall, I can give it a score of 7.5 To 8. Although the routine is an old one, the old wine is put into a new product, and the impurities are still filtered, and some new liquor is added. There is no big problem with the writing. The world view is unfolded, and holes are dug and filled without being muddled. It makes me want to follow it, and it is worth watching!

A classic slap-in-the-face story, you can connect the plot by just skipping it.

It's hard to describe in one sentence, but if you ignore the unreasonable details in it, you can still watch it.

I have been reading books for more than ten years. This book is quite good. You can read it with confidence. I want to see the protagonist fight his way through the sky, kill and kill, and kill decisively. It is interesting and exciting. He will destroy that bullshit Heavenly Palace and those behind the scenes. It feels a bit like the battle in the Tomb of Gods.

The routine is so old that I didn't even think I could barely watch it?