True Martial World

The more I wrote, the more chaotic I became. After I reached Wanshenling, I started writing randomly. Not only did he forcibly upgrade his level, but in order to pretend that he didn't need any external help, he had to deal with the god king who was two levels higher than him alone. I always look confident and calm, I am very awesome, but I don't say it just to slap you in the face. The writing is too over the top, so it feels disgusting in the eyes of the reader. It feels like eating a fly!

When I watched it recently, I just wanted the main character to die quickly. Am I the only one who thinks this way?

Notice: The author can no longer write and is asking for a eunuch, so please be mentally prepared!

I finished reading Wu Ji Tian Xia a long time ago, and I have read it twice. In my heart, so far, I think Wu Ji Tian Xia is the best fantasy novel I have read (a personal preference, don't criticize if you don't like it). The magnificent and huge world initially relied entirely on the golden finger of the "Rubik's Cube", but later on the protagonist no longer relied on it. Following along, we can see the protagonist transform from immature to mature. The protagonist has been at the top and never fallen. When faced with an enemy dozens of times more powerful than him, he was so powerless that he walked into the enemy's arrangements step by step. When the human race faced the invasion, he tried his best to fight for the fate of the human race. However, in the face of repeated disappointments, the human race had no way to resist, but to constantly give in, withdrawing from the third heaven on which mankind relied for survival, retreating to the barren sky, and reclaiming wasteland like primitive people. He brought an escape ship to lead the remaining humans to escape from the surrounded Third Heaven. Along the way, many people died, leaving hope to the young people. And the protagonist didn't stay. The enemy sent a true god who could crush the protagonist to death with one finger to chase him... I gave up when I saw Zhenwu World. I suddenly thought of this novel today, but I didn't expect that Cocoon hadn't finished it yet...

I find that most great writers are on the decline. First, the work has lost its soul, and the author only knows how to imitate the routines of some popular and poorly read works; second, the repetition of plots, pretending to be a slap in the face all the way, brings aesthetic fatigue to readers; third, the competitiveness of the online literature industry has become greater (I have found that the data in the new books of a small number of "great" writers are not as "good-looking" as some LV5 writers). Of course, I'm not here to "preach", I'm just stating the fact that great writers are stepping down from their pedestal. I have been reading the novels of the author The Cow in the Cocoon for 5 years. I have read every one of his novels and followed them from junior high school to college. It can be said that I am a loyal fan of his novels. Finally, I wish the author a great success with his new book and a return to the top!

After watching it, the ending left out a lot of things, and it was quite satisfactory. Anyway, it felt a little wrong.

It's been a year, where's the new book? Even if you don't write it down, at least make a post about it. Every once in a while, I will search for this name and find that there are no new books.

Zhenwu's writing is better than Wuji's, but it's a pity that it was too dark at the beginning, just like Gu Zhenren... After entering the divine city, he was as passionate as Wuji. It's a pity that many people gave up the book and read Lao Wu... It was entirely a mistake in the beginning that this book did not become a hit.

Extremely disappointed, extremely disappointed, extremely disappointed. . . The author has lost his original intention. After the Ten Thousand Demons Emperor Tian ended, the subsequent plot was too poor. Many things were not explained. The male protagonist was forcibly raised all the way down, and the other characters passed by like smoke. Zhenwu. My favorite is the plot of Yi Yun in Tai'a City. Alas, it was too rushed.

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