The Martial God of the World

It's a perfect ending. The only thing that touches people and has the most sense of existence is regret.

I have only read a few dozen chapters, but I feel that this book does not follow the trend of others. This is the characteristic of this book. Anyway, I can read it and want to read it. This is the success of this book. Kudos to the author.

The first hundred or so chapters are pretty good, the protagonist has an aura, is wise and decisive, and the plot is well laid out. But after about a hundred chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore, especially after reaching the dark forest, where the protagonist is trying to outwit and seek death. I don't care what happens next. Anyway, I read the book reviews and there are all kinds of complaints. In short, it's just LA.

The front is okay, but the writing in the back is long-winded and messy. There are N chapters for a fight, and countless chapters for a breakthrough... The protagonist is very pretentious, and he is so high-profile that he can't even use the ball.

I've read over a hundred chapters, it's pretty good! All good!

Good

This drama is a piece of crap. The martial arts and talismans are on a double break, but the result is that they don't use talisman very much. If you say that the first time you reach the Mailing Realm, you will directly beat the Houwu Realm on the other side, it is not bad. That's not to say that if you have perfected the Pulse Spirit Realm, you can beat the Martial King Realm, but if you have reached the Hou Wu Realm, you can beat the Martial King Realm.

The logic of the language is confusing, repeated over and over again, and the words don't match the words of the horse. I don't know what you are talking about.

It's so long-winded. One-third of the text is just introducing the characters. It's so long-winded.

Just watching the protagonist changes