Doomsday Hegemony

It's quite good. When I first read this book, I thought it was a cliched plot. But after reading it for a long time, I found that the author's portrayal of the main characters is very profound. Lin Chen's image is flesh and blood, with intelligence and intelligence. The change of Lin Ya's character is not written in a hurry. The only thing I feel is a little... The bad thing is that it feels like Sirius's resources are too easy to get, and the distribution is too arrogant. In short, this book gave me a good overall impression. It is a new ground for me to read so many novels with cliché plots. Come on, author, don't ruin the plot for the sake of coding.

The front is pretty nice. It's just that it doesn't drop much when you get to the back. I just don't know how the author will develop and write later. Or write about the world of cultivation. After all, it can be written like this. Because one of the books I read was about business. Then in the middle and later stages of writing, people started to change it to cultivating immortals or something like that. So the author you wrote is similar to the novel I read. ✅

I still like the story line of this book, but the character plot is too speechless, and there is no foreshadowing for being with Li Ying. As mentioned before, Li Ying likes the male protagonist, but the male protagonist didn't write anything about Li Ying's feelings, and then they got together just because they helped him out? You are too cheap, and the male protagonist's sister is about to be fucked by someone. She becomes jealous when his brother hugs Li Ying. Why aren't you with your brother?

Hehe! Call someone else a Holy Mother! It's garbage! Isn't Pighorn herself the Holy Mother? Do you want to see something for yourself? Pick up girls yourself! Kill as many people as you want! Anyway, I think it sucks!

A girl with 🐷footy feet drags down the whole plot and becomes garbage. The author is not a woman, right? Plots like yours usually focus on women's inner thoughts. What's the biggest failure of this book, Pigfoot Sister?

The relationship between the male protagonist and Li Ying feels like there is no foreshadowing. There is almost no plot about her in the front. I can't see why the male protagonist falls in love with her. It feels awkward to see them together, and the previous plot feels like there is no ups and downs. It looks like drinking water. . .

I don't often give negative reviews when I read books. Generally speaking, if you haven't seen it, the reviews will also give good reviews. I really couldn't stand this book. 1 Zombies advance so quickly, how do humans hold on? The protagonist stayed alive for 10 years in his previous life. 2. The main character's relationship is only with his parents and his sister. It's better to be single than to pick up a random heroine. 3. Those rich and handsome people are not fools. When they see a person casually taking out a bunch of third-level galaxies, and there are so many mutant beasts, they dare to go up and cause trouble. Can you stop treating villains like fools all the time? 4 And the Bai family, just because his son had a bad relationship with others, he followed his son to suppress them, so he spent so many years in the officialdom in vain, right? 5 It was promised that the zombies would slow down after the second level was picked up. As a result, the second level was completed in two days and the third level was reached. There was also hope for humans to catch up with the zombies. 6 From the beginning, you have always emphasized that the protagonist is a ruthless person, and his biggest wish after resurrection is to save his family. Then he wouldn't even kill Kong Yifan, who had killed his sister in his previous life. What's going on? And because he has done nothing in his life, he laughs to death. If he does it, the protagonist feels that he can still travel through time. 7 You said that the protagonist is an egoist. How does he act like an egoist? (I'm only talking about the setting you gave to the protagonist here) It's so awkward that I have too many words in my composition, so I'm going to abandon the book.

The plot of the story is okay, but it ends too soon. I hope the author can make up for it, and the parts behind the world of cultivation. In addition, the protagonist dotes on his sister too much, and the writing is not realistic. I feel that doting on my sister messes up a lot of chapters. I hope the work can be improved in the future. 😃

Open high and go low

The protagonist's family is either a virgin, or there is something wrong with it. The writing is so ink and the layout is so big. How can the protagonist develop for hundreds of chapters or practice Qi? Not to mention any great power