War God of Myriad Worlds

You can understand the plot as soon as you read the introduction

It's beautiful, the writing is brilliant, and the plot is exciting.

For example, in chapter 188, it is common to write a few hundred words when the main character is not a soft-boiled person. I understand that just introducing the kind of person the main character starts with is 20 chapters. The next few thousand words in this chapter are too high-level. I don't know what to write without this point. Although there is no explanation that is divided into hundreds of sentences, but there is no information. There are more words than saying a sentence divided into hundreds of sentences. I only said a few words in total and it took up half of the chapter. It always goes around and around. I would go around until I ran out of patience before saying one sentence, and then go around dozens of sentences and then half a sentence. Nine out of ten sentences would go around hundreds of words. Not bad, although, but really, certainly, then, this, indeed, but because, etc., Etc. From time to time, I would repeat sentences so much that I couldn't think of adjectives. It looked so silly. It was so confusing.

The plot is exciting and interesting

After reading dozens of chapters, I finally found a big killer, but not a single enemy was killed. The pig's feet were written in such a domineering way, but the feeling of domineering was not shown at all. It was all just talk. When I started, I was either chased by others or rescued by others. It was like an invincible article. There was a golden finger. It was really uncomfortable. I jumped to read it.

The story is quite enjoyable. The writing is also good. There is just one place where gender preference is a bit serious. The male masters all want to kill the protagonist, while the female masters are determined to protect him for no reason. There will be more gender balance next time. The male protagonist can also have brothers and friends, as well as female enemies.

Normally, you never get treasures from killing enemies, and he didn't have a penny on him.

What the hell are you writing? It's a mess. Nonsense, saying that you want to beat others to death, but you can't beat them to death no matter what.

There is no decisive killing like "one sword decides the world". The plot was pretty good, but there was too much nonsense during the fights, and even after killing the enemy, no loot was collected!

Killing someone, it's 600, but the villain who took the bloodline hasn't been killed yet, awesome!!!