In America, What the Hell Is the Kill Line?

It's about Ami Demon Cultivator again. I feel like it won't last long. Qidian doesn't want to see the holy land being defiled.

As for the killing line, I don't know if it's because I know a little bit about medicine and some disgusting things or what. Anyway, I feel sick when I see my brain hurting. When they talk about Tantra, I know they have some other disgusting things. In Europe, there is shoe tantra about blood and flesh, but also about skin. Look at the picture on Instagram again. The spines in the background are basically new. The latest specimens in my anatomy room are from two years ago. All the spines in that picture are newer than the 24-year-old specimen. At least more than forty or fifty. It's still a collection hanging on the wall alone. I really can't describe the fear in my heart. Really, I will never travel abroad again in my life. It's too scary.

I hope that after cultivating immortality, I can become a true demon cultivator in the United States, extract souls, train bones as soldiers, use bone swords, ten thousand soul flags, human oil lamps, ten thousand blood pools, corpse slaves, seas of blood, and America as the Demon Lord.

With a physique that is 40 to 50% higher than ordinary people, why do you look like a waste?

The more I read, the more I feel something is wrong. A person who has been cultivating immortality for a hundred years may have no determination at all when he is two hundred years old. Why do you write that you are eager to return to China? Why does the protagonist have so much uneasiness and fear in his heart? Don't you know your own situation? You act too ignorant. You don't look like a cultivator at all. Do you live for hundreds of years in vain? In fact, the writing is okay, but you can't master this setting. Just write about an ordinary person who is reborn and gets the system, otherwise it will look too awkward.

The protagonist is too indecisive and has been entangled with the gang members. With the protagonist's ability, he can directly sneak in and assassinate the top leaders of those gangs, and then let his subordinates annex them. It is not enough. He has been responding passively. Don't say that the protagonist can't do it.

Should I believe your words or the senior management's choice?🤔

This is my personal opinion, it may not be correct It is just a book written as a dark style. If there is no fun, this book will be useless. Whether it is King of Knights or King of the West, the key is that it can bring fun to some readers. There are very few people who like pure dark style.

The Pill of Paradise is not magical at all. You should let the person who takes the Pill of Paradise become your firewood. If he takes it for a long time, he will become an object that can be harvested at any time. If he is not obedient, he will become a humanoid pill. Once ignited, the person will become a mummy, and all the essence will be gathered in the brain to form a pill for people to practice.

The Killing Line is always new, and with the new developments in the Epstein case, you may just feel that you understand the darkness at the bottom of Europe and America, and the next time it will be severely refreshed. Then if the author wants to take advantage of the killing line, he may not be able to prepare an outline. There is a danger of the plot collapsing at any time.

Those who come from the world of cultivating immortals shouldn't make any systems, they can just write about demonic methods, right?

If there is anything unreasonable in the plot, you can submit your opinions to the author.

I feel like I don't have a little bit of the decisiveness and ruthlessness I had after cultivating immortals for hundreds of years.

I hope the protagonist will not be too kind and deviate from the path of magic. Otherwise, how can we fight against landlords and capital? As long as a relatively fair order is maintained. Compassion does not command troops.

After reading Chapter 70 or 80, I still want to complain about the great monk who went through all the troubles to return to Blue Star to become a demon. Because he is a new author, I can understand that there are shortcomings in writing, but the male protagonist's brief experience from traveling to the world of immortality and returning to Blue Star must be prepared. The male protagonist, Overhaul, has no one close to him in the other world for hundreds of years, and he has no nostalgia for the other world. It means that the male protagonist is a lone ranger or has a sect, or at least a neutral faction who is always wary of others. In this case, the male protagonist cannot be a kind-hearted and good man, otherwise there will be no resources to become a great monk. There is another question: What state will he be in when he travels back to Blue Star? Has the body been reset? I admit that he has no power and no spiritual consciousness. It is understandable that he is physically weak, but his physical fitness should be good, otherwise he would die of old age after traveling back through time. It can only be understood that he was selected by the system and had a dream of cultivating immortals in the system space. Without actual cultivation, he would be extremely weak if he was thrown out after being starved for a year in the space. Finally, I hope the author will continue to work hard

When you find a good book, you must read it! ! The writing is strong, the techniques are sophisticated, and the sense of substitution is very real. The protagonist is developed steadily and becomes stronger step by step. The main line is clear and the world view is solid. There is no sense of tearing in the plot connection and role switching. It is very suitable for reading! ! Especially the protagonist, the writing is so good! ! Want to fall in love with him❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

If you don't increase attributes, what's the point of repairing it?

He looks like an ordinary person, has no courage at all, and kills someone. Those who don't know think that killing someone is illegal in China. If he comes out to mess around, what should a sensible protagonist do? There are still a lot of jabbering here and there. . .

The subject matter is good, but the system is boring