The God of Gods and Demons

In the early stages of Lingzhou, I was confused and had no clue. In the middle stage, I felt a little scared. Only the finale was very touching.

It is clear that the protagonist did something wrong, but the author insists on saying that the protagonist did nothing wrong and that the mistakes are all attributed to others. This author is too biased towards the protagonist, and it's not good enough.

The author's Lingzhou and Immortal List are good-looking, but this one is not. It's too clichéd and too watery, I suggest old bookworms not to read it.

1. The description of the characters is old-fashioned, not vivid, not vivid, has no characteristics, and feels like a robot 2. The description of the environment is not immersive, and the picture is blurry 3. Relying on yellow and vulgar colors to add color 4. The storyline is old-fashioned and boring 5. The author has extremely low literary background

The protagonist's IQ is just like the logic of a primary school student: if he can practice martial arts, he should hide it; if he changes his job to become the noblest profession, he should also hide it; Mu Xiufeng is right, but it is clear that his grandfather is the strongest and is still the head of the family, even if there are big bosses, he doesn't rely on him. The family thinks that the protagonist is still the good-for-nothing he used to be, so he casually assassinates him. Grandpa protects him every time and lets him actively rely on him. What's the result? The protagonist goes to hide in the countryside, and the killer chases him all the way to the countryside. Your grandpa will be pissed to death if you hide it any more. . However, the protagonist, Honey, is confident and likes to seek death. Even though he is a weakling, he always pretends to be a master of wisdom and tells others that everything is under control. However, every time the killer comes, he is either chased around or tortured. In just chapter 40, the protagonist was attacked and killed 5-6 times, and was forcibly assassinated to advance the plot. I saw that the main character was still being chased by a passerby. Did this unlucky kid travel through time to make fun of him? Any passer-by whoever you meet can chase you with hatred all the way to the outside of the city. Even Monk Tang cannot be more popular than you.

Jiu Dangjia should be Feitianyu's previous account, but I didn't expect that Feitianyu also has a book of Gods, Demons and Gods in addition to Lingzhou.

Flying Fish is Master Jiu, a book he wrote when he was in college

I just started reading novels and was recommended by a friend. After reading this book, I read Lingzhou. After reading the finale of Lingzhou, I cried and felt uncomfortable.

The writing after seven hundred chapters is so bad, it's just a matter of making up the word count. There are too many loopholes in character/strength levels. It feels like I am filling in one sentence here and one sentence here 😅

Lingzhou is the first novel that I feel is very delicate. It is divided into two halves with the end of the Shenjin Dynasty. The first half is handled and foreshadowed. It can be seen that the author has conceived a lot. In the second half, thousands of races compete for hegemony. I feel that there is no sense of excitement in the early stage. The part where Nangong Hongyan died was very touching to me. Maybe the author's outline was not well conceived. I think the first half is still at the same level and it is another benchmark for online literature. It is a pity. . . The book Gods and Demons is good at the beginning, but generally weak in the middle. . I don't know if it's a problem with the author's conception, but I always feel like I'm in a more advanced world. . Although the advanced map is definitely not as detailed as the novice village, it does not make the reader feel that the scene is grand, only that there are many people. . . The last sentence, if there is a sequel to Lingzhou, I will pay to subscribe 😏😏