Dark Night Ranger

Coming from the Lord of the Abyss, the plot in the early and middle stages of this book cannot be said to be completely consistent with that of the Lord of the Abyss, I can only say that it is exactly the same. One thing to say, the early plot is pretty good, and this style is quite attractive to me. Now that I'm about three-fifths of the way through, the plot is really too bad, and I have to complain about it. I have wasted a lot of pen and ink on how important it was to kill Ming Feng who was in the process of becoming a god. It seems that after he successfully becomes a god, there will be no hope for the mainland. At this time, a powerful character who suddenly appeared without any foreshadowing was arranged to help. This person's servant let Mingfeng run away because only his master was qualified to make up for the last blow, so the plot was forced to be ruined, right? There is a reason why this book is not popular by arranging a character who forcibly depresses the intelligence to insult the audience's IQ.

The only good thing is the world view, but it's a pity that it was copied😒

There is a younger brother who I protect with my life, emmmmm, he is gone. I still like sister control, this kind of brother control, younger brother control, always feel gay

Isn't this a copy of the book from Buddha? I remember it was quite a big fuss at the time.

If you plan to read this book, it is recommended to skip to Volume 4, Chapters 19 and 20. If you can accept the frequent occurrence of this kind of poison feeding plot, you can read it. Probably the protagonist killed a villain who disgusted the readers for more than a hundred chapters, and was stopped by a passerby's servant when he was finishing the final blow. The reason was that only their master was qualified to kill gods, and then the villain escaped. Afterwards, the author claimed that he did not give the villain any intelligence, so the people he scolded were villains. My evaluation is: If you don't have Jiangnan's life, you will get Jiangnan's disease.

The writing at the beginning is just so-so, but at the end I just made up the word count. The plot is confusing, starts at the beginning and ends at the end, which is disappointing. Friends who have just read this book, you can just give up. It is a waste of time.

The strong women Feinan described by the author are all unruly, egotistical, stomping, and unreasonable. Jessica, Daniela, Eve, Die, Mingfeng, and Hathaway are all like this. If you don't know how to write, don't write. Except for the protagonist, all the characters in the later period are female, and the personality differences between them can't be written. It's almost okay. Now that so many readers are asking for no female protagonist, the author deserves a share of the credit.

This book is probably the author's pinnacle work

Amber Flow's Western Fantasy. When I wrote this book review, I had already read it for almost a month, but when I wrote the review on a whim, I found that I could hardly remember the content? ? ! The only thing I remember clearly is the worldview. After flipping through it, I finally remembered that the character of the protagonist and the surrounding characters are very ordinary, with no highlights. The plot is also the same, but there are no major poisonous points (maybe it's because I have a high poison resistance). It's okay to read when I'm short on books.

I have to say that just looking at the title and introduction of this book, I didn't expect that the world view and plot would be so vast. The author's imagination and plot control are quite good, although it's a pity that some holes were not filled in. But overall it's still very good and worth reading.