Goddess of Death

🥺 This novel by Dada has subverted my understanding of traditional fast-travel novels. There are few emotional scenes, but it is exciting. I like Dada's work very much. I wonder if Dada will allow me to make it into an Orange Light game? The author, book title, and website will be noted and will never be used for any commercial purposes.

Jiuye is so talented, I like you so much!

What do you think of the wizarding world of Harry Potter? I now have a preliminary idea. The next series of missions will be set in Hogwarts. What do you think?

First, it is said that the heroine was born in an orphanage, and then it is said that the heroine received a bracelet from her mother. How did a child with a mother end up in an orphanage? Not everyone can enter the orphanage at will, okay? I don't bother to refute the idea of ​​making money in the stock market. Although investing in stocks also requires a certain amount of capital, it is really a mystery where the heroine, who has just entered college or was born in an orphanage and has no permanent property, gets the money...

Is Starry Night Journey definitely abandoned?

I come here to cast two recommendation votes every day. Although I have finished reading it a long time ago, I can't find any dark novels where the heroine's IQ is online, everything is based on her own interests, and she kills people if she doesn't get along. There are very few female channels like this. I'm running out of books to recommend.

What does "lifting up" the throne mean in the introduction? Isn't this behavior very strange?

This novel has been written in several chapters. Which one is your favorite? It's best to tell the reason, so that I can improve it so that everyone can have a better reading experience. If there is something you don't like, you can tell it. Thanks.

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To be honest, although I thought it was well written, it was too dark. This space was like a super-large arena. By the end, I would have turned into a living dead with hands stained with countless blood, a twisted mind, and numbness. It was like living in hell.

I feel that every book published by Dada is very thoughtful and well-written. There are so many books and each book has a connection. When I first read Journey of Feng Yu, I thought it was not related to Ye Chen, but there is still a connection. I really admire Dada's imagination.

Why is the author level only lv1? I think it's well written

It's actually a heroine? Why should we put it on the male screen?

I have just read more than 100 chapters and I am still reading. This article is definitely very special and excellent. The types of dungeons in the setting include Xianxia, ​​Western Fantasy, Technology, Supernatural and Comprehensive. The technology type has not yet appeared. I was originally not optimistic about the same supernatural dungeons, but I was slapped in the face in the first chapter. The plot development was not sloppy, and I felt very comfortable. The ten choices all have profound meanings, and they immediately take the IQ route. You can feel that the author has put his heart into it. The author really thinks carefully about the article, treats readers seriously, and his writing style and narrative style are also very comfortable. The copy design is interesting, and some copies will have some expressions of the author's opinions. It's such a thoughtful piece of writing, I couldn't think of a second one for a while. (I have watched a lot of low-quality wireless streams, especially the Danmei Unlimited streams in the past two years. Many of them are just for the sake of popularity. The copies are so boring that people can't watch them at all, and the main plot is all perfunctory.) The cutest thing is that the author himself added "P. S." To the article to provide an in-depth explanation, hahahaha. It's very friendly to readers with average IQ like me. If you don't like it, you can skip it manually. There are also many () in the article, which are used to supplement or explain, which is quite cute. Some other readers think it's a second grade, but I think it's pretty good. Maybe it has something to do with me being a second grader. If you have strict requirements on the protagonist's three views, don't read it. The heroine's innate ability is [Death Heart], and her first skill is [Human Body Collection Technique], which sounds unfair at first glance. Many times when the heroine suddenly gets violent, I just think in my heart, "Sure enough, this is the reaction she should have." The boss is cruel and doesn't say much. In the original text, "For Ye Chen and the others, evil and despicability are both means to achieve the goal. They must not be evil for the sake of evil, or despicable for the sake of despicability." In the first dungeon, the heroine was able to confront the supernatural boss and slit his throat with a knife without running away. In the second dungeon, the heroine peeled off the NPC's skin with her own hands and wore a human leather suit... Eh? Why did I kneel down? The setting of the third dungeon is that you can upgrade your own abilities after killing your companions. Unlike the protagonists in other stories, the heroine kills without saying a word after meeting others, but it is not indiscriminate killing (I mentioned this at the end of the previous paragraph). What should I say about the fourth copy? I never thought that I would reach the maximum understanding of Water Margin in an infinite flow, and I will sacrifice my knees again. The copy of Harry Potter, I didn't have high expectations for the fanfic part, but like Water Margin, it almost turned into a game of intrigue, which was unexpectedly interesting. Since the main characters are mostly female, it's easy to have the feeling of Lily, which is great~ The only thing I want to complain about in the end is that "The Seventh Space" really always makes me play in the "seventh dimension".

Is this book out in physical form? Want to buy 😌

The writing... Has a lot of room for improvement

I saw that many people suspected that there was something wrong with the logic of the first chapter, so I would like to say here that this is foreshadowing, foreshadowing, foreshadowing! The author's logic is actually very rigorous, but the writing style is easily misunderstood.

Has the author been restricted? You can't find it if you directly search for the book title, but you can only find it if you search for the pen name.

I feel like the author is so smart. These explanations about Water Margin are amazing.

I want to know how the heroine knows that others are also trialists? Just like in Ruien City, why does the heroine think that the axe-wielding man is a trialist instead of a local?

Woo woo woo woo, it's hard to calm down forever 😭😢

I think... This book... How should I put it? The author's reading and discussion of each original work interspersed in the story are much more interesting than the author's story. I just thought it would be great if the author could publish a special reading album, just like Jin Shengtan

What's the point? It's clearly written very well, but its popularity is so low. It's unscientific.

It's the lovely Phyllis Kate

Unlimited streaming, I am not interested in the tester type. The name is Goddess of Death, and the introduction is not bad. But it turns out that the content in dozens of pictures has nothing new. Farewell.

I'm back again, I'm very impressed, I'll watch it again 😍

Originally the setting was okay, but the pretentiousness was not in place. Every time the goddess of death or something like that came up, it would be embarrassing to death. Normally the plot would be okay, but when it came to the goddess of death, it would start to get awkward.

The first few missions feel quite engaging. The protagonist Yin Ren can be understood as a novice with low abilities and needs to rely on his brain to make calculations. . But after Ryan City, the protagonist should be similar to leaving the Novice Village and starting to change jobs and upgrade, so that he can fight against monsters. But in the subsequent story, the protagonist's action pattern is still the same as before, and the protagonist is always running for his life. Although several missions require the protagonist to survive while all his teammates die, it doesn't feel scary or fantasy, and the enemies are all ghosts and monsters that inflict death on the protagonist, leaving no room for improvement. It's hard to watch unlimited streaming without some fun. Currently, I am following a book about infinite supernatural beings called Horror Online. The protagonist in the book is very good at pretending to be cool.

I can't stand it anymore. The plot is really good, but it always makes me awkward for no reason.

Like the title, if I remember correctly, the heroine's mission should be to protect the world from collapse; why do I always want to kill Harry now? If Harry died, wouldn't the world be short of a protagonist? Did the heroine have a bad taste in competing with Dumbledore? After all, the bad taste shouldn't be such a death wish. 🤭