All Lords: Who the Hell Let the Zerg In? !

We are travelers in time and space. Three years ago, I learned your name and witnessed the blooming of violets. Three years later, the weather turned around because of you, and the world became sunny because of you. I traveled at the speed of sound and took you to watch the fireworks; but time flew by and it was April in a blink of an eye. I told you a lie, but you didn't care. You held my hand and led me through Tamako Market to Sakurasou. You told me that the speed of cherry blossoms falling is five centimeters per second, so how long does it take for two hearts to get close? After leaving Sakurasou, we entered the forest of fireflies, and we saw a pair of birds in the sky. At this moment, the sky is getting dark, and we have to say goodbye. Time passes. I hope you will meet again with the important people.

This book is very good, it is refreshing but not brainless. The protagonist is rigorous in thinking and decisive in killing. He is not a virgin or mentally retarded. The content will make you want to read the book to the end. The author's selection of materials is also relatively novel. Based on the revealed world view, I guess there are at least 500 chapters (I am guessing, everything is based on reality) While it is refreshing, the book also has many golden sentences, such as "Admirers and fearful people coexist, and ignorant people and greedy people coexist", "The brave are angry and draw their swords at the stronger; the cowards are angry, but draw their swords at the weaker", "Those who are good at fighting have no great achievements, and those who are not far-sighted will have immediate worries" and so on. Simple and simple truths are interspersed in the plot (the title girl often disappears) The description of the children of a big family is also very realistic. It is impossible for a real aristocratic family to breed dandy children who only know how to eat, drink and have fun. So far (Chapter 179), the part that touches me the most is the undercover part (see Chapter 168), which is sad and respectable. No gold is pure, and no man is perfect. Where there is light there is darkness, there is good and there is naturally bad. The typos and data errors are okay. The main reason is that some of the character settings feel a bit far-fetched, especially Li Ang. Then the protagonist's combat power feels a bit weak. It is okay for one person to resist hundreds of millions of tribes. Of course, as a new author, this book is already very good. The author often interacts with readers in the comment area. I hope the author can be like the cat movie next door, which is average in the early stage and becomes a god in the later stage, giving readers a better reading experience. (The second time I write a book review, it only represents my personal opinion, please don't criticize me if you don't like it)

The winner is king, the loser is in the dust. In the bloody sea of ​​war, Jiang Wang dominates all things.

I only read about twenty chapters before I came here to write a review. It doesn't matter how the world view develops later on. When I first came in, the description of talents was too hasty. Even a child of destiny needs time to develop before he can become strong. However, at the beginning, a few human lords with S-level talents killed everyone else. If the status is determined based on talent, it is too hasty. There is a saying that a genius who has grown up is called a genius. The villain named Li forcibly extended his life. Judging from the fact that the protagonist can kill the coalition forces in less than 10 hours, is it not easy for the Zerg to kill a genius who has not grown up? The novice village showed the aura of a king but could not even kill a bereaved dog. The section where the Zerg paved the way to climb the city wall was a complete joke. I can't help but ask, is it the person named Li who is the protagonist, and this protagonist is the villain? Dou Qi turns into a horse? I have talked about some of the real-life backgrounds of the protagonists before, but they are somewhat contradictory. The protagonist has a volatile personality, which is a big no-no. You can be cold-blooded and ruthless, and some people like to watch it. You can be indecisive, and you can continue to watch it even though you feel uncomfortable. Even a normal old bookworm can't accept the fact that you are cold-blooded at one moment and become a holy mother at the next. The introduction said that the killing was decisive, but I didn't see it. All I could see was that the Zerg Queen was playing a tragic role like a teenage child, and they were all ready to see the protagonist wake up and kill everyone in anger. Have you written another queen upgrade? How can you upgrade after all the life energy and gene fragments are used to attack the army? Then you write that the queen is determined to sacrifice herself to make the protagonist happy and hairy? The promised farewell to life and death was just like a joke, but it was brought back to life without any twist, and it was forced to be resurrected. The poisonous point that led to the abandonment of the trap was to forcibly renew the life of the villain. There has never been a villain in Killing Decisively who could live for more than 200 chapters before dying. He is not the final boss. You can forcefully continue to live for more than 200 chapters even if it is a stepping stone on the way to growth at the beginning. You can imagine the plot later. Another problem is that the characterization is too simple. He is here, his talent is S level, he is a lord, that's it. It leaves no impression on the reader's mind at all. However, these people are relatively important characters in the early stage. The reason for the feud with the villain named Li is because of a woman his brother licked. Let's not talk about whether this setting is reasonable or not. How can a person with no authority become a boss? Someone who can do all the bad things before time travel but is not caught will have the hatred in his heart written on his face at every turn? Even this so-called hatred is just a small friction. According to this setting, this kind of person cannot be killed all the way? Although there are many flaws, the interstellar Zerg book may not be a big hit, but it definitely has a group of loyal readers. This is the only plus point. However, this point is also completely damaged by the chaotic hierarchy. Excuse me, farewell. The 17-year-old bookworm is here

The winner is the king, the loser is the dust, that's all. Jiang Wang, like a king, stands in the dim light.

The author enriches the content for the sake of enriching the content, which as far as I know is not necessary at all. It constantly creates hatred for the protagonist and makes enemies. The rhythm is not only chaotic but also fast. Sometimes, you will go to the next stage before you understand it. The protagonist knows that it is troublesome to be Aunt Li Xue's apprentice, but he just does it and becomes her apprentice inexplicably. I read it several times and saw that the author wrote that when Aunt Li Xue rushed into the door and told the protagonist that she wanted to accept the protagonist as her apprentice, I couldn't stand it anymore. What a ridiculous plot? I have no objection to where the protagonist thinks the Star Sea Alliance is a good place to go. Well, why do you want to be that Aunt Li Xue's apprentice? There were so many flaws that I almost vomited. Xiba, I couldn't stand it at all and gave up on it. At the same time, I also advise you not to watch it, for fear that you may be too disgusted to bear it.

To be honest, when I first read this book, I thought it was an interstellar story. Although I don't play interstellar, but there is no interstellar human world champion, so I wanted to see if there was one in the novel. Although the Zerg written in this book is not very related to the interstellar, it is really well written. I just want to ask if the characters have been replaced later. The latter part is really not very good, and I don't have time to read it now, so let's just pass it by.

It's outrageous, it's outrageous. The protagonist's character is changeable. He's cold and holy at one moment. This doesn't matter. The plot is poisonous and the whole text is depressing and numb. That Li Ang, the author really forcibly weakened the protagonist. Are you really kidding me? He managed to escape from 30,000 Zerg in the beginning, but then killed the Zerg and killed the wolf by himself? Are you kidding, wolves can't run away? Also, wolves and tigers are together. Why is the wolf faster? What's even more outrageous later on is, if nothing else, the protagonist kills Li Ang in the crowd? You can't defeat 30,000 Zerg, right? The timing is also inexplicable, and it's almost over all of a sudden. The plot is really too forced, and the whole story is really true. The writing is so bad that I can't stand it anymore.

The writing is very good. Although there are some jokes in the early stage, the character logic is very good. The protagonist is strong, but not brainless. The writing is great. Come on, author! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡

The author has been working hard every day!