Let You Deduce All Kinds of Magic, What the Hell Is a Demon Giant?

The world view is too narrow, all perspectives are focused on the protagonist, and the pig's feet are so cute and cute

The routines are too old and too dull. The magic technique to eliminate evil has been around for many years. The new author should write something that is enjoyable or creative enough. The easiest way is to make it enjoyable. Don't be too boring. If you need to change the map, just change the map and don't have any poisonous points. Then it won't be too bad.

The rhythm seems pretty good. Can you take a look? Is there a problem with the subject matter? No heat?

Follow-up reading is extremely important for a new book. I beg all readers to read the last chapter and support it. Thank you all and wish you all the best.

It's pretty, just don't be a eunuch

A common problem with this type of subject is that the enhancement is very random, just like playing DNF. Don't everyone just strengthen the weapon? Until the weapon is strengthened to a very high cost, he will consider strengthening other parts, and most of them are weapons. The mission enhancement can also be inherited. You can strengthen the palm skills, sword skills, and Qi training methods. I have been playing DNF for so many years, and I have never seen it played like this. It is all about the main weapon enhancement, and other parts can be strengthened or not. , And to be honest, there are no government offices in the world of cultivating immortals, and there are no heavenly restrictions. Your physical training there is not as strong as wearing armor. With a one-meter-thick spiritual armor, you are like a humanoid Gundam. The palm technique you use to vent your anger is deduced to the level of the Tathagata palm, and then you can do it until a nuclear explosion. It is almost equal to the level. You can also enjoy the joy of upgrading. You can get a technique, push it casually, and promote the plot. It is really meaningless. Specialization is more interesting. This also tests your imagination. If you can't imagine it, forget it.

Reading the introduction is like a novel: normal Kung Fu mutates into Poison Kung Fu, whether it is a righteous Kung Fu, a demon Kung Fu or an evil Kung Fu, it can all become Poison Kung Fu.

Don't really like it. Although the protagonist cannot reach the level of a cautious hero. But there is no sense of refreshment either. The events happened too coincidental, and what is needed in writing a novel is that people cannot detect the author's routine. But this book is too blunt.

For example, novels from a few years ago are too cliche and the author has not written anything new. You can read them when there is a book shortage.