Zhe Tian: the Great Emperor's Fighting Power, Let Me Sacrifice My Blood to Become an Immortal Cauldron

The main character I wrote about has never watched "Zhetian". There is no plot advantage and it feels like watching a native.

Zero score evaluation, the idol purgatory realm completely surpasses the sacrificial realm

I was poisoned after reading 3 chapters. There are so many confessions and nonsense in a fight.

Run quickly, the protagonist is set to be a person who has never seen Shading the Sky.

One fight only lasts four to five chapters, what a talent!

A bunch of dogs, they just watch others beat them to death, and the protagonist has no sense of existence.

It's no good. When he sees other people's blood sacrifices, the protagonist wants to run away directly It turns out there are good benefits. He just pulls the red flag and grows up. Can he have some face?

This is too vague. What kind of fan fiction should I write? The writing is so bad.

What is written here? A piece of shit

I don't know why, I just feel uncomfortable, and the author is looking for problems. The sense of expectation is not strong either.

After reading the introduction, there is serious inflation at the beginning. Why should I write this?

Goodbye in the world. . .

I don't know what I'm writing, it's not organized

A bit silly indeed. The original work of Ruthless Man is so amazingly written. It's impossible for fans to surpass it. The protagonist can touch it, but the amazing supporting characters cannot. That thing can't surpass the original work, and if you write it again, it will be rubbish.

I can write more than a dozen chapters about Blood Sacrifice, but I don't dare to think too much about it later.

It's too watery. If it's to create a sense of scene, I won't talk about it. In front of the saint, we need to add a seventh-level combat saint. No money to subscribe.