The World-Destroying Demon Emperor

I saw many book reviews saying that this book was poorly written and poisonous. I don't understand what's wrong. Instead, I found a lot of good writing. For example, at the beginning, the author arranges a bizarre time travel for the protagonist, which is the basis for many subsequent settings of the book. In other words, no matter what the protagonist does in another world, his fundamental goal is to find his sister and destroy the world. In this way, many seemingly unreasonable actions are supported. In comparison, the beginnings of many books seem to me to be incomprehensible, either too reasonable or pretentious. Isn't time travel itself irrational? The second is that the author arranges the external and internal contradictions given to support the protagonist's goal of annihilation very reasonably. It is precisely those who use all possible methods to prevent him from legally inheriting the city master, it is precisely those corruptions and depravities that represent the highest level of human culture and production, and it is precisely the dark and oppressive rule of the Dragon Temple over the human race and the suppression of human nature that makes the protagonist regard the destruction of the world, that is, the destruction of the corrupt superstructure of this planet, as his life-long goal, and he will not hesitate to die several times for this. In comparison, what makes many novels unbearable to read is that the purpose of arranging character conflicts is to slap the face, and the internal and external conflicts of the protagonist are too shallowly connected with the protagonist's inner motivation and goals. Third, the most outstanding aspect of this book is its grasp of human nature. In the author's writing, good and evil are no longer sharp oppositions. Goodness can be evil in disguise, evil in ignorance. For example, Prince Li, Gui Xingfu, and Ashiro. However, evil can also turn into good, such as Prince Li's final return to humanity, or Ling Ao's criticism of this hypocritical world before his death. I think this is the best grasp of human nature. This is also the best interpretation of the idiom that loyalty is like betrayal. Every time I read about these characters, I feel sad for their fate and admire the brilliance of their humanity before they die. Compared with some novels, no matter how ingenious the setting is, it is divorced from the analysis of human nature. I will not feel a sense of substitution for the fate of the protagonist or any character in the book, but I just want to sleep while reading it. Of course, there are definitely some shortcomings. For example, the process of the protagonist becoming a demon and becoming an emperor in the later period is too long, and it loses the compactness of the ups and downs of the protagonist's fate in the early stage. For example, I think the chapters that transition to the moon at the end are a bit far-fetched. It would be better to end it with the Dragon Emperor. But overall, this book is still a good book worth reading, and it is not like the generalized remarks of some trolls.

This book is really too toxic. I stayed up late every day for a week to read 60% of the time. It was really boring to read and I had no choice but to give it up. The most unacceptable thing in the middle is the betrayal of the princess. The betrayal is too blunt and completely unreasonable. It is as meaningless as forcibly changing the map. The whitewashing of several people in the middle is also disgusting. Here is a message for the author: "Don't be too bad to the good people, and the bad people are too good." Comparing Turindo and Black Widow, they were somewhat related to the protagonist in the beginning, and they did not go to the point of death. Later in the plot, they forcefully discredited Jiang Zhi, forced an uncharacteristic opposition to the protagonist, and then died, and even disgusted the readers and asked the villain to sleep before he died. You can even resurrect people like the prince and Li Ren's brother to clear their name, so why can't you be nicer to the female supporting character who has some connection with the protagonist? Is it true love for men? After I changed the map, the writing was also very sloppy. I had to finish writing the old map while writing the new map. It seemed very tiring. After changing the map, I couldn't let go of the princess's betrayal. This can also be said to be the only motivation that supported me to continue reading. The subsequent writing was also extremely sloppy, just to see how the princess would deal with it. Then when I saw 60%, I couldn't help but read the last few pictures. The princess died, and part of the spirit was resurrected. I suddenly felt boring and deleted it decisively. The author likes to write reversals. This can be seen from the story of the most powerful son-in-law in history. He forcibly changes the map every time when he is at his peak. The changes in this book are very unreasonable and illogical. And I like to be clever. The so-called cleverness of the characters can be guessed by reading a few books. There is no need to write in reverse for the sake of reversal. Being too deliberate will make it awkward.

No more, no more, poison! ! ! ! I can't stand it. Is this written by the same author as My Son-in-Law? Although the son-in-law is also poisonous, he is fun to watch. The plot is not stiff either. I really can't stand this book. I don't know how many Shennong who came from my husband's son-in-law were killed in the battle.

Why does the protagonist like second-hand goods so much? They are all mature women!

It has been 5 or 6 years since I got to the starting point, and I have read no less than 30 or 40 books. I have also read a lot of books by Platinum Master. Honestly speaking, this book is really well written, and it is a rare good book. I don't know why the clicks and book reviews are not good, but I can see that the author is just like the protagonist, who would rather be in pieces than in ruins, and just do it as he pleases. In the end, all the recommendations and monthly votes are given to you, because it is really a good book.

Good Guys' Starting Point is really not good anymore, it's a 16-year-old book.

The plot is very poisonous. If you are not resistant to poison, don't read it. This is the most regretful book I have ever read. I shouldn't have opened it in the first place. It's paralyzing.

This author always likes to disgust the readers to the extreme, and then just pass by when he feels happy. Eighty percent of the entire novel is made by the villain who is disgusting, and the protagonist only reverses it for 20% of the page, and then there is a long chapter that disgusts the readers.

In fact, it's very simple, just use the Ming Dynasty's double-twin cannon, which is the Franco machine. One mother cannon is equipped with four sub-cannons, and they can take turns to fire charges to form uninterrupted firepower output. Of course, the range will be reduced, but it is perfect for defending the city. In addition, it is recommended that Sauron be equipped with a large number of Tiger Crouching Cannons in the future, which are the Ming Dynasty version of mortars, which are suitable for field battles and can also be used to supplement the firepower of defending the city. The disadvantage is that the range is too close, only one or two miles. Finally, the artillery used by Sauron now looks equivalent to the Hongyi cannon of the Ming Dynasty. The shells of the Hongyi or red artillery weighed about six kilograms and traveled twelve miles. If you fire a cannonball weighing several dozen kilograms, it will probably explode.

Damn it, when I saw the cover and name of this book, I almost thought I had traveled through time. At this starting point, any book is placed on top. If you don't think it's embarrassing, I think it's too cool!