Gripping, Stunning Masterpiece

A very scary book, the main character is so cruel! But it's beautiful, so you're confused, right? It's best not to read it, as it will make you confused. 99% Of the people in this book world are selfish people, and the good people are also completely brainwashed pawns, just like Gu Yue Qingshu. In such a world where the protagonist's outlook on life is inherently dark, of course he is the weakest of the jungle and the six relatives are not recognized but for himself. In the traditional way of leveling up, killing monsters, and changing maps, the so-called Gu is like a Pokémon, covering basic necessities, food, housing, transportation, and combat. Although he is reborn as a strong man, it is a pity that he has 500 years of experience. He thinks he has a thorough understanding of life but refuses to make hypocritical compromises when he is weak. For a moment of short-sightedness, I was oppressed by my family and quickly hunted down. Since I was a demon boss in my previous life, a group of country bumpkins couldn't do anything, and I was forced to hide here and there. It was really tiring.

Overall, this is a comprehensive comic that has a nerdy vibe but doesn't stink too much. There aren't many shocking poisonous points, so it's time to climax. I personally don't like the nerdy style, but I guess people who don't hate nerdy writing will probably like it. The protagonist's fighting ability is amazing. He is evenly matched against enemies of different systems and different strengths, and the fight can be back-and-forth. As a selling point in the title, direct death feels like the author has no general understanding of it. Sometimes it brings out the power of the original work, sometimes it becomes a weapon enchantment that absolutely cuts and prohibits recovery, sometimes it is still a one-finger-of-death skill that can be blocked by minions, and sometimes it is ignored and not activated... As the most important golden finger ability of the protagonist throughout the entire text, its power is erratic, and its judgment is vague. The author probably wants to use this to adjust the protagonist's combat power so that he can fight evenly with enemies of varying strengths and weaknesses, but this kind of forced battle is really painful and embarrassing, and this kind of operation that seems to forget the previous settings at any time and temporarily change and add it will inevitably make people (such as me) feel that the author's writing is very careless and not very careful. The protagonist has a psychological flaw - he has no sense of death, but this flaw allows the protagonist to get along like a fish in the main god's space. The flaw makes the protagonist more adaptable to the environment, which is similar to the book "Heavy Truck Chariot in the End of the World". The difference is that this book is written in the second dimension. The fighting scenes in this book are very explosive, and coupled with the protagonist's golden finger - the death line that can see and cut everything, it gives you the pleasure of killing with one hit. Unfortunately, they are not my favorite dungeons. The protagonists and supporting characters in the dungeons all have Japanese names, and the author himself doesn't like the original plot that introduces the world of the dungeon. Those who have read the copy of the original work should be above the grain level and have no interest in Japanese two-dimensionality. You can read it when there is a book shortage.

Rewards are given based on the prodigal system, so the protagonist is prodigal all the way. The more prodigal he is, the more money he makes. This contrast creates the biggest laugh. However, throughout the book, the protagonist is always written as a mindless and funny person, which is a bit losing his IQ. However, in terms of prodigality, it is difficult for anyone else to compare with "Rebirth of the God-Level Prodigal Son". It is the pinnacle of the prodigal genre and is highly recommended!

The most classic work of the Third Young Master of the Tang family, many people laugh at the novel he wrote, but everyone likes to read it! College flow is written from the perspective of young students, which is very immersive for novice students or those who have just stepped out of campus! The key is detail processing, rhythm, emotion, fighting, training, and face-slapping. . . All under top-notch control!

Laying out a dense and vast fictional world, and using self-created maps to outline every plot point, the author is perfect in satisfying mild textual enthusiasts, harem lovers, and map lovers. The war scenes are very well written, from the initial setting, to the unfolding of the plot, to the beginning of the climax, the plot lines are all perfect. Moreover, the harem has a wide range of types, and each quality is First class~~

One of the three most wonderful books of its time, I guess it may have become a poisonous weed to many book lovers now, right? However, even if the main plot is less attractive, the harem scenes will never fade away, especially the protagonist's harem of female soldiers, which should satisfy the ambitions of many uniform fans, especially military uniform fans.

It's very good and good-looking~ It's okay to be unpopular, as long as it can scare readers, but things other than boxing are simply speechless, especially the protagonist who dared to learn boxing in the first year of high school and ignore the gangster holding a knife. If I were a gangster, even if I served a few years in prison, I would have disabled the protagonist's hands and feet. Who paid the greater price? Of course, in the opinion of the author who writes about boxing, his brain is probably of little use.