Bai Qi, the God of Slaughter

Come on, let me tell you that the cover of this book is Altaïr, the protagonist of the first generation of the game "Assassin's Creed" produced by Ubisoft's Montreal studio in France. I thought it was a fanfic, but I don't know what the abolitionism of a Middle Eastern assassin has to do with you Bai Qi.

If you don't understand, don't talk nonsense. You two should go play games and make sarcastic remarks. If you have the guts, you two might as well write a book.

You kicked someone dozens of meters away in the first chapter, but the housekeeper still dares to step forward and brazenly say that he killed the protagonist? Why are these people not ordinary people? If it were me, her mother would be scared to death!

This book is just a collection of words. It is suitable for children aged two or three. I get angry when I see this kind of book.

It's okay, but it's just not enough. Could the author write a preface?

Great author, are all the women in the protagonist mentally retarded? If you want to be a male protagonist, you go to Tianwu Realm. Do you think it's a trip abroad? Just one Zunjing can kill everyone in seconds. Do you think so, are you adding to the chaos? You don't know how to hide your beauty, there aren't enough details. It's a bit illogical. I feel like the male protagonist dominates the world and the female protagonist is here to hold him back. It's not the God of Killing in my heart who kills the sky, the earth, and the people. This is the God of Killing. He's so gentle. The enemy can kill him once, twice or three times to create trouble for himself.

There is a lot of nonsense, my sister is being pinned down, I don't rush to save, I have to pretend, I can't kill people without nodding my head, what's the number of this grinding water word count?

I just read the ending of this book and I just thought there might be a second part, because he hasn't finished solving the creatures in the earth, and I hope the author will release a second book😊

I don't care what other people think, anyway, I think this book is really good. It's so good-looking (there's no irony in it, I really think it's good-looking) and the people who should be resurrected are all alive in the end. The ending is good.

It's just a bit perfunctory at the end.