In the Wilds, Gods in the Perfect World!

The disadvantage of Manghuang Ji is that the author likes to write data. The author who originally had a big world view instantly dropped the standard once he wrote the data. Take the Three Realms as an example. If he didn't write the data, it would be at the level of the multiverse. Once the data was written, he didn't know whether it was the size of the Milky Way. There was also the speed of the heavenly limit. The heavenly limit had to write 600,000 kilometers in an instant. If the time of an instant in each realm was not the same, this heavenly limit would be weak.

The introduction all smells like a nanny

How does the author compare the border combat capabilities of the two sides? What state of a perfect world does the protagonist currently have?

This is nothing more than a boy who takes advantage of his enemies and scatters his wealth. Other people have two worlds, either a fair deal, or they try to make up for each other's weaknesses with a small effort. The protagonist is different. He trades the core inheritance of top combat power and spells for some fashionable trash. He licks the big guys when he sees them and starts to spread his wealth. The problem is that the protagonist is not lacking in treasure skills to that extent. I can only say that this kind of mentally retarded person is sure to cheat every time he cheats in life.

I can't even figure out the combat power. Shi Hao's three immortal energies in the divine fire realm were chased around by the gods, and he would die if he touched them. A clone of the divine fire realm and one immortal energy briefly resisted the heavenly gods. Now he is killing the heavenly gods. I advise you to go back and read the original work. Before Shi Hao had the strength of the heavenly gods in the Holy Sacrifice, would he dare to face the heavenly gods?

The writing is too weak, the plot connection is too simple, the rules of the two worlds change, there is no comparison of skills, and there is no comparison of strength. Often, after getting a skill book, the protagonist's strength and talent will increase by one level inexplicably. I don't know why the increase is so fast. I wonder if I skipped watching it. I missed a few chapters, and there is basically no perfect plot in the early stage. The protagonist's initial talent is only at the top level of the ordinary Immortal Fate Conference in Daxia. Without seeing how it has transformed, he somehow becomes the fourth level of the fourth level of all kinds of great power, and his talent becomes comparable to that of Yang Jian and Sun Wukong who have been ranked number one in billions of years.

I feel like books like "Zhe Tian Mor Ren Ren Huang Huang" are such a cesspool. As soon as they are written, there will be a lot of people to argue about. No matter how good they are at stacking boxes, they can slap the author in the face if they have the ability.

Can you write more about Perfect World? Eighty-five percent of the 320,000 words are about the Wilderness. On the Perfect World, half of the fifteen percent are about martial arts. I came here for the Perfect World.

It is written like a running account. I have read more than 20 chapters. There is no plot, and I have no memory of the protagonist. What is the main thing I am good at? What will I major in in the future? I have no idea.

It begins again, Ye Fan's one thousand and one ways to achieve enlightenment. Can't you have a child with Liu Shen, or the Ruthless Empress, or the Pollen Empress, and then seal it to be born in Ye Fan's era? Every time the protagonist starts the game thousands of years in advance, he always has to watch Ye Fan's sermon. I'm really tired of watching it! 🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱