The Heavenslaying Chronicle

I can't read any of Lao Gui's novels, and most of them have become high-quality products. I can't figure it out.

This is a male protagonist who most people don't trust, but fortunately he has several good brothers and has five wives. He wouldn't settle for things that everyone thought they could settle for. Why kneel down for the life of a friend without any hesitation? The more an immortal practices, the more important the practice will be in his heart. In the end, everything else can be cut off. The longer he lives, the more he is afraid of losing, not to mention the big environment where everyone is fighting. The protagonist cultivates an ordinary mind, or a gangster mind. Everything you have is mine, and the good stuff should be mine. If you can grab it, you must grab it. At most, I'll keep half of it for those I know. And I will protect everything that belongs to me.

In one sentence, let's talk about the plot of this book. People have no internal conflicts and they all unite to beat you to death. You will be beaten to death from the outside and you will be beaten to death from the inside. The key is that when you have the ability to kill you, you still let so many people go. Then they come to beat you to death. Then you don't kill them. Then they come to beat you to death again. This repeats five hundred times. The book ends. Idiot.

I've read Chapter 700, but I'm already in the late Golden Egg stage. The protagonist's personality is still so immature, and all the opponents are outsmarted. In the world of immortality that eats people without spitting out their bones, is this kind of photo okay? I always feel like it's easy to be plotted to death with a personality like this. The economic system is a mess, and Gong Ji would have been in trouble in the Mortal Cultivation of Immortality. In the world of immortality where old coins are everywhere, a character like this doesn't last long, and he must grow up a little.

After reading less than half of this book, I realized that all the villains are the same bad ones (so much so that they don't even need to change their lines). The goal of the entire world and all living beings is to work hard to improve themselves, bully the weak, and flatter the strong like slaves.

This is a book that sells hatred. It uses the protagonist to attract hatred, the supporting characters to attract hatred, and the network to attract hatred. The purpose of all the hatred is to fight. Either fight or on the way to fight. There are few relaxing plots. It was very enjoyable to read more than 100 chapters at first, but I feel tired after reading another 100 chapters. The feeling of chasing more may not be strong, and it is a bit unbearable after reading this book. The supporting characters are too superficial, they always have trouble with pig's feet, and they are so evil-minded and do not leave any room for evil. They will definitely offend people to death, and then let the protagonist deal with them one by one. Too many repetitions of routines will lead to aesthetic fatigue. In fact, the plot of the novel is good, and the world view can be filled in. However, it is too passionate and lacks plot foreshadowing, foreshadowing and detailed description. It repeatedly kills people and seizes treasures to vent hatred, and lacks reasonable support for purpose and action. It has repeatedly obtained treasures (kung fu, pills, weapons, equipment, talismans, etc.) Through bloody hardships and hardships. Resources), when obtained, it is described as being unparalleled in the sky, but the benefits after obtaining the treasure are not obvious, that is, it does not improve much combat effectiveness or survivability, and it does not have much advantage when compared with peers. It is not even mentioned in the following chapters. Such a killing and treasure grabbing is not very exciting, that is, it is exciting and then boring.

Either he is gambling with his life or on the way to gamble with his life. He is called everyone's enemy on almost all occasions at the same time. He has little cleverness but no big strategy. He always relies on great luck to survive the crisis of life and death...

Read this book carefully. The plot has ups and downs, and the foreshadowing is very deep. The characterization can be said to be much better than other online books. The writing style is not outstanding. There is indeed a section in the middle that is a bit draggy. Read it slowly. It is really a good book.

This book is a little better than other books, at least you can read it, but the biggest problem is that you can't just kill a woman when you see her. Come on, people are going to kill you, but you still let her go and take her into the harem.

They are all cliche plots that are just pretentious and slap in the face, either in secret realms or in the arena. Many times looking at the table of contents is enough. The content is rough and time-consuming.