The Fall of the Gods

I am an old bookworm. After reading books for so many years, I feel like I am reading this book with a halo of pig's feet. It is a very good book in the era when useless writing is rampant. The pig's feet have golden fingers, but they are not perverted. The plot has ups and downs and the forces of all parties are balanced. It really feels good. I recommend everyone to read it.

I've almost read it and I'll make a comment. First of all, this book was written by Youzi a long time ago. At that time, the apocalyptic style was not popular, and Youzi's works were very bold in the selection of materials. Then let's talk about the writing style. I am also a long-time fan of Youzi. From Dark Blood Path to The Fallen God, Youzi's writing style is the best. It is not rich and delicate at first, but his understanding of the end of the world and the description of those scenes make people feel deeply involved. Along the way, he has witnessed the growth of Youzi's writing from youthful to mature, and it is also a lot of emotion. As for the content, I really don't know how to praise it. There is only one sentence, his plot setting is really It's amazing!! From the unpopular apocalyptic style at the beginning to the current popular theme, Youzi's plot has always been unconventional, and the setting is impeccable, which means that he really knows the strong impact that the apocalypse will bring to people and the various problems that come with it!! Finally, there is the evaluation of this book. The protagonist is ambitious and intelligent, and the supporting characters are not brainless. There are no pure villains in this book, only people who try to survive. Thousands of words are condensed into one sentence - Wanderer, yyds!!

After watching a quarter of the movie, I feel that the male protagonist is still too weak, and everyone will die wherever he goes. I feel that the male protagonist is always being led by the nose, and the theme content is okay. In addition, I feel that the direct inheritance of knowledge has made too much progress.

Isn't peace destroying one side and letting one side become dominant? Why does the protagonist want to help both sides maintain the balance and keep the war going on so that more people will die? The protagonist is obviously a wilderness man but always thinking about helping the God's Domain is really like a traitor. If you want a pure land, why don't you become the boss and find a good place to live in seclusion? The protagonist is a virgin bitch who has no position and who is helping.

This book doesn't stick with the needle

The writing is good, and the description of the apocalyptic scene is very realistic, but it has dissuaded many people. The protagonist is always kind-hearted. From this point of view, he is basically the same as an ordinary modern person. Of course, it does not mean that there is something wrong with the protagonist, but it makes him less happy. Some people say that the protagonist's position is uncertain, like a puppet army. I have read more than 100 chapters, and it is almost like this. But it is true that the demon killed many people who helped the protagonist. This is a fact. As for God, the protagonist doesn't seem to have a good impression of him at the moment. All in all, this book is good, but not as enjoyable as many other books.

I've read more than a hundred chapters and can't stand it anymore. It's quite boring. If you are short on books, you can give it a read.

I didn't want to watch this saint bitch when I first saw it

The protagonist is like a Virgin, seeking death in that inhumane place, and becoming a hypocritical Virgin for her own bottomless interests. I won't go into that.

I have read this book six times. Some people may not be able to finish it. Regardless of the plot or the characters, what really makes me remember this book is the ending. After everything is over, the regret of being forgotten and the endless reverie left behind.