
Severing Fate!
斩命!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Of course, but, the protagonist's mother and sister should die
I ran out of books to read, so I found this book after reading various chapters. Normally, I can't finish reading a few chapters, but this one makes it really good to read. Let me mention a few points: 1. The whole world view is well established, but there are conflicting points. Even with a strong law enforcement department, going to the city is too chaotic and unreasonable. 2. The ranking of force value is messed up when it comes to the protagonist. There is no explanation why the protagonist is so strong at the same level. Clearly, the role of the golden bone and the glazed bone is not well laid out. The protagonist cannot be invincible as soon as he reaches the same level. This system has methods but not power, just moves, the system will be more complete, and everything else is done by the protagonist. The supporting characters are not written well enough, and the strength of the subordinates is not written at all. It is not full. The supporting characters are actually gangsters. It is too hard to explain in typing. There are some improvements. In fact, this book can be very advanced.
The gold finger is opened too small
Practice panel + Don't be afraid of sequelae. Other novels have difficult body skills, sword skills, and the disintegration of demons. It's as easy as drinking water to cross levels. This book only has training methods but no fighting methods.
Your progress is too slow and you are still causing trouble in the city for more than 300 chapters. So what if you want to write about resisting the changes in the city.
In order for an organization to operate, it must at least balance its income and expenditure. Are those life-threatening medicines in Xingchen Pavilion given to the people of Xiacheng for free? I didn't see any mention of having to pay for the medicine? Probably can't afford it either. The protagonist will not suck the blood of the people in the lower city and make them work for their lives like the previous gangs. How does this logic work?
In a world where great power comes together, only those at the top can truly realize communism. Let Ye Xiao create a truly ideal world, so that children no longer have no books to read, so that people can have enough to eat, and so that people can be free to pursue all good things.
It's better than Gou Zai's book on martial arts, that one has no human touch at all except for upgrading.
For those who don't read books seriously
The world of this novel is precisely "let people live just enough to still be used". Only those who resist and lose value will be quickly eliminated, while the remaining people are pushed to the lowest survival line in fear, hunger and pain, and are consumed repeatedly like inventory. It's not that the world is irrational, it's that it operates too rationally. What is written in the book is not "continuous full coverage of death", but "selective and recyclable death". Those who died were those who resisted, could not pay off their debts, and were so sick that they lost the value of their labor; Those who did not die were those who could still pay street wages, go to workhouses, and still be domesticated by fear and continue to use them. You set a deadline, wrote more living deeds than death deeds, and wrote that there are people working in the workhouse every day This is always "someone can be exploited, someone can be replaced, and someone can die" The most important thing is that the money in the street has increased recently, and the number of dead people has also increased. It is simply because of the miasma in the past half month.
He writes ruthlessly, but he is actually a good person. Can't watch
What the hell? If you have relatives like this, don't kill them and keep them for the New Year. It's not like I'm incapable
I thought it was disgusting enough that the gang and family were holding me back, but it turned out to be even more disgusting that the sixth level stuck for so long. Also, the protagonist does not show off his holiness, but follows the rules every day. He is more like a mother-in-law than a mother-in-law. Every cat and dog will step on the protagonist. His tactics are as good as washing powder. Others have always taken the initiative to kill the protagonist. Can't the protagonist take the initiative to abuse vegetables, kill the whole family, and destroy everyone? Evaluation: The protagonist is not bloodthirsty enough.