Lord of All Forms

The smell of AI is so strong, this kind of sentence structure of "isn't... Is..."

This kind of subject matter is very difficult to write about. It's easy to get scolded if you don't write well about various plans and arrangements, especially those with multiple incarnations. The activities and growth trajectories between the various avatars should be written in a coherent and logical way. It's difficult to write. Many authors write very brainlessly when writing about similar topics.

Written by AI, I don't know where to jump as I write. There are no mood swings, no psychological descriptions, and no long continuous narrative. Basically, it is just a short story composed of several chapters. Fighters, soul eaters, the previous settings are useless later. After a few chapters, it changes to another person's perspective and disrupts the story.

This kind of rubbish novel is written, and there are still people who follow it, which is invincible 🤔

It should be AI, but it's very well written.

The setting is quite novel, but the writing is so sb

I haven't read it yet, but anyone who has played with AI can tell that this introduction is completely written by AI. Isn't it that the author is too lazy to polish it himself?

I found that no one has written a protagonist like the World Honored One and the Senior Sister so far

The smell of AI is too strong. It's somewhat interesting, but after reading a few chapters you'll find it to be very boring.

The setting is good, but the author is careless. After reading the author's previous works, I feel like I'm going to panic.

The writing is okay. I remember that there was a novel some time ago, and it also had some tricks, and it was called traveling through different timelines at the same time. It has a different direction than this one, but both have different ideas. But that one has been cut into books by eunuchs. I hope the author can finish it. After all, the current rankings are all based on the same template of assembly line novels. It's boring to read too many times. Come on.

I've just read Chapter 9, why haven't I signed a contract for such a unique book?

Isn't it true that only the protagonist himself can transform into a clone?

The introduction is so awesome, let me see what it is about!

It's a bit putting the cart before the horse, the plot of the main body is just mentioned in one stroke, it is not clear what skills to practice, and what level of cultivation it has reached. The plot of the clone is really exciting. The clone has already fought against the great gods who are at the top of this world for several rounds. Also, the protagonist is a little Karami, who has been exposed to the world's pinnacle superpower since his golden elixir period. Is the protagonist qualified to have access to it? Just like an adult carrying a bag of 100 kilograms of stuff on his shoulders, how can you, a newborn baby, carry it? In short, the plot is very confusing, regardless of whether it is logical or not. No matter how awesome your clones are, once your body dies, no matter how many clones you have, it will be useless. The initial setting of your book is that there is only one body. If the body dies, all the clones will die at the same time.

The super devil was finally born.

It looks pretty good, at least it has a good idea. If it suits your appetite, it's okay.

My grades are too bad. Although I like it, I feel like I can't live anymore.

After reading the first chapter, I really like this weird and cold-blooded protagonist. I really like it. I don't know how it will be written later.

I don't know if AI is used too much. There are too many fighting scenes. There is no information content and it just looks watery.

It's very well written, I'll definitely subscribe to it if it's on the shelves

Why don't you sign a contract? It's strange.

What kind of skills does the main character practice? What magical power? Isn't the protagonist's identity important? Isn't it based on the main body? Also, to what extent have the hundreds of millions of clones of the protagonist reached a level of cultivation? The protagonist has obtained the sword that can mass-produce the Demonic Eyes. Will everyone of the protagonist's clones be able to form high-grade golden elixirs in the future? These are all exciting plots,

I would rather let the world down, this book is similar to the one I read about breeding humans to extract life span.