From Death Row, I Slay Evil and Defy Fate

Why don't you take a look at the top of the protagonist's head first?

It's okay to find cheats to add some points, but the killing and explosion technique is a bit outrageous, just like in the game. Breaking away from the setting of another world.

Author, I feel this is the current situation. The protagonist can completely kill the evildoers in each county and gather karma (the amount of karma has nothing to do with strength), and the alternative countryside surrounds the city.

The fighting at the eighth level is not as straightforward as the ninth level. Moreover, he was actually slashed by a low-level soldier in the middle of the eighth level. He crazily suppressed the protagonist. This book is destined to be a hit on the street.

The first few chapters feel like the foreshadowing is a bit too much, and the traces of hydrology are too obvious. Golden Finger looks like a good article at first glance, but I have passed the three golden chapters without getting into the theme. I hope there are more people who are patient, otherwise this book may not be very good.

It's too boring. It's watery at the beginning and I can't read it.

The writing is smooth, the characters and stories are written very delicately, and the plot is not messy. The plot is clear and easy to read. The core content of Dagang must not be messed up in the later stage. Use the fire of karma to burn away the evil in the world. We all vote based on this core. Now it is the county, and then it can be the prefecture, the prefecture, the imperial city, and the demon can always be written. Do you want to write that the whole world is the territory of demons, and the human race only has a few territories? In this way, your karma will burn out all the evil in the world.

Author, can the protagonist clean up the world? All people are in water and fire

The author is so fierce. I cast two monthly votes as a token of appreciation.

The combat power has begun to be suppressed, and the martial arts secrets have begun to get stuck.