Investiture of the Gods: From the Start, I Submit a Shrouding the Heavens Side Story and End the Dark Turmoil

... It ended a bit suddenly. But very reasonable. I feel like this next paragraph can be described in more detail. But that was the end of him. It's very uncomfortable. What happened to Nezha later? Will there be Sun Wukong in the future? What happened to Yang Jian in the end? What did Jiang Ziya do next? So what did Fengshen do in the end? Has Taoist Duobao finally achieved Buddhahood? What happened after the two sages of the West discovered that Confucius and Xuan became a saint? Is the Shang Dynasty immortal? How long did Di Xin live? How was the Western Zhou Dynasty destroyed? Who is the heroine? Has the love line been eaten? How is Xi'er? Is there a relationship between Xiao Longnu and Xi'er?

Although I only use this book to mix points, I still habitually give positive reviews.

It's so speechless. The task is simple and the reward is generous. It's like stepping on an ant and giving you a million. It's not reasonable at all. At the beginning, three Daluo Jinxian went to fight the Supreme, which was not even five immortals. They were speechless. Later, there were all kinds of unreasonable things. They just went and completed the task. An earthly fairy boy came out to upgrade to the third level after completing a task (participating in a martial arts competition) and almost beat Yang Jian to death. I can't complain anymore.

Kill decisively(￣∀￣)

It's pretty good, but the world of the script is a bit lacking.

Overall, the writing was okay. There was no ups and downs in the plot, but the ending was a bit too hasty.

First of all, I don't know where the score of 9.2 Came from. My personal rating is 8.5 Points, not even 9. The plot is basically the same as before. I haven't finished it yet, but I'm ready to abandon the book. Then, in terms of writing, it's not very good, almost average. The compositions of high school students, that is, medium-level writing, can be read in terms of writing style, but some of them are very poorly worded. They are all disciples of Tongtian, who have been given benefits by others. One second, they call others a treasure house, their eyes are hot, and the next sentence has a fearful look? Fellow sect members, fellow apprentices, all for the sake of the sect, or benefits from others. One second, you think others are treasures, and one second, you want to please others, Wang Defa? There are many similar ones, which seem very awkward. For example, I went out with my brother, and my brother bought a pack of cigarettes worth ten yuan and gave me one. I was actually afraid of him? Often, when you see a certain uncomfortable part in a novel, you will give up the book. Therefore, I gave up the book. The overall evaluation is that it is okay, barely, I read it without thinking, I don't care about the details and wording, and I can read it in a superficial way. I should be able to finish it, but. . . Therefore, I choose to abandon the book

The writing is messy, I don't know if the gods will measure the calamity before Zhao Gongming is a quasi-sage, and Sanxiao will be in the late Daluo period.

It was precisely because of the lack of books that I randomly searched, and unexpectedly this one came out. At first I thought the subject matter was quite novel, but I didn't expect that the more I read, the more outrageous it becomes 😅😅😅 The Douluo World with floor tiles is comparable to the prehistoric world. This is the first time I have seen it👎👎👎 I haven't figured out the prehistoric system, and the relationships between the characters are very confusing. He was accepted as a direct disciple by the Tongtian Cult Master, and the disciple he accepted as a second-generation disciple actually called the Tongtian Cult Master a master? ! As a third-generation disciple, shouldn't he be called the Patriarch? I can still watch urban romance without thinking. At least I can understand the basic logical relationship and slip away🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️

This book is good, the best one I have ever read in Honghuangliu!