The Immortal War God of the City

Last night, I went out to dinner with my new girlfriend. Halfway through the meal, I suddenly realized I'd forgotten my wallet. After thinking for a moment, I had no choice but to ask her. I was so embarrassed that I blushed and stammered, "I..." Then something unexpected happened: she blushed too and said, "I love you too..."

Honestly, the author ruined this book. The plot twists are so inconsistent, it's barely passable. But after over 500 chapters, the protagonist is still a useless piece of trash. Everyone can bully him. He practices zombie techniques and gets beaten to a pulp; he practices dragon techniques and still gets beaten to a pulp; he practices the most powerful Taoist technique and still gets beaten to a pulp. This book is too toxic, I can't take it anymore, I'm leaving.

I followed it from beginning to end, and I felt it was quite well-written. I don't understand the mentality of those who followed while simultaneously criticizing it.

It's disgusting how things keep going missing, this and that. Might as well just delete everything! Reading novels is supposed to be enjoyable, but this one is so oppressive and nauseating. Leaving plot holes in every chapter will never make it a masterpiece. It started off well, but it gets worse and worse.

Many supernatural films told from a first-person perspective are awkward to watch... It's like driving on the highway and suddenly the road ahead disappears, and you can't brake in time and fall off... Emmmmmmm, to each their own, I guess there's nothing we can do about it!

I was excited for a long time after reading the synopsis, but after reading a few dozen chapters, I just wanted to fast-forward and skip the rest, only glancing at the titles. The first-person perspective is acceptable, but the protagonist, a zombie, is too weak. The synopsis makes him seem so powerful, but in reality, he's practically a weakling.

I don't really understand why you guys hate first-person perspective so much.

I wanted to do an ad, but I'm speaking in the first person, never mind.

There are levels to reading too. One year as a reader, two years as a master, three years as a general, four years as a king, five years as an emperor, six years as a patriarch, seven years as a venerable one, eight years as a saint, nine years as an emperor, ten years as a god, and over ten years as an immortal. PS: I'm not particularly talented; I'm a book emperor. What about you?

A zombie was afraid of the villagers who retrieved the corpse, so he went back to get 20,000 yuan and came back, only to find that the corpse had already been taken. The plot didn't need to be so ridiculous. And it's clearly a scam, yet you willingly agree to it.