In the Strange Republic of China, Immortality Begins with Sewing Corpses

Please, author, don't add another heroine, two are enough. In other plots, the protagonist has a good personality and is lecherous, but very righteous. Give me more

The theme setting itself is still very good, and the overall plot line is also relatively reasonable, especially the effect of the plug-in. It can be seen that in order to avoid the plug-in being stuck by bugs, the author has paid great attention to the setting. Frying corpses can gain life, but you can only get it for a few days at a time. Killing zombies also consumes life, which avoids the dilemma of adding too many lives in one go and being able to use skills at will. However, the plot we have seen so far can only be called reasonable on the whole, but there is nothing outstanding, that is, there is no particularly unexpected plot. It feels like a running account, with nothing new or surprising. The protagonist's character traits can neither be called cautious nor bold, and can only be described as following the crowd. The fighting scenes are also not very exciting. Although some skills are richly described, the process is basically that the corpses look very weird, and then the protagonist consumes life to use two skills, and then starts to fry the corpses. It always feels that the atmosphere is not strong enough. Looking at the main plot, it can be seen that the author has a clear outline of the story, but when it comes to detailing the specific plot, it is not refined enough. It's like joining the Demon-Suppressing Division, and a plot was set up in which the Demon-Suppressing Division besieged and killed the monsters, but this plot was a bit confusing. Why was there a sudden siege, an active siege, and why didn't superior forces be assembled? It just feels a bit embarrassing to watch. However, everyone's enjoyment of reading a book is different. For me, this book was neither twitching nor pulling, and it may be to the liking of other readers. I suggest you give it a try.

I still think it's pretty good, and I hope to continue writing.

Very nice

It's quite ordinary. The male protagonist doesn't cultivate his magic power but only spends his life. Obviously you can add more settings to the plug-in, such as optimizing or merging it into a Qi suitable for the protagonist so that the protagonist can also cultivate mana, but it has to be pure krypton life. And he also eats books. Earlier, the demon invasion said that the magic director of Fucheng Town was in the middle stage of foundation building, and later it became the great perfection of foundation building.

I reviewed it after seeing Chapter 134 It feels a bit like a newbie's Wenxulu. I feel that the current writing style is relatively good, the ideas are novel, and the outline is okay. Every time I fry the Wanfaguo, I look forward to it more than the protagonist, haha, come on!

The more I watch, the more boring and boring it becomes. The protagonist does not practice magic and does not improve his realm. What's the point of killing monsters by relying on krypton life and transforming into weird things? If you don't see the protagonist improving his realm and becoming stronger step by step, it is always missing something. It is completely a castle in the air.

Come and see everyone, come and see everyone

Quite curious and beautiful

It's pretty good. Someone has written about this subject before, but the author is pretty good.