The Mysterious World: Create a Netherworld at the Beginning

I'm a book reader, and I haven't read this type of fairy tale novel in a long time. The protagonist is domineering, not a bitch, and doesn't even say a word of nonsense when it comes to action. That heroine is Chen Xue. She looks too fat now. Will she become thinner in the future?

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I saw Chapter 379 and don't plan to read any more. Looking back on the process of reading this book, I wonder if I have a bit of masochistic tendencies. The author has set up an absurd world, where nothing seems to be certain, dead people can come back to life, and magic weapons can no longer be controlled after they recognize their owner. People accepted by the system can be disobedient, and it is impossible to determine where they are. The protagonist was a boxer in his previous life, and it seems that his brain was damaged. He did things without any purpose, and often made various choices that he thought were wise. He kept claiming that he was an invincible boxer in his previous life, and often talked about winning against young club models. When he met women, he started to say that he had no experience. Were all those young club models in his previous life doing charity? If you have this intention, why not build a Hope Primary School? The same goes for those masters. It is obviously a world where the weak eat the strong, and the strong are respected, but when it comes to the protagonist, they just don't use the simplest method, leaving this 250 to jump around. The local sect thought that the protagonist was brought back to the sect by an elder of a certain sect. There were obviously three life stones in the sect that could be identified, but they didn't use them. They had to gather many elders to guess. The eldest prince could obviously replace the protagonist with other souls before the big sacrifice, but he had to wait until the big sacrifice and let a confidant do it at odd hours. The princess, too, discovered the value of the protagonist and didn't want to control it. She also struggled with the protagonist in various ways. The main reason was that I mentioned various control abilities in this world before, but it felt like these were useless when it came to the protagonist. At this point, I would like to ask the author, how long has it been since the protagonist has been upgraded? Is it possible that the data in this book is still going down, so I won't upgrade? It feels like there are already over a hundred chapters in "Level 1 Human Immortal". I had written a review for this book before, but luckily I didn't comment on whether it was good or not. If I had reviewed it at that time, I might have chosen it as average, and then I would have regretted it.

Okay, it's not conventional, I can finish it after reading thirty chapters.

The writing is okay, and the setting is new, but after reading two books, this book has more than 150 chapters, and I feel that the three views are very ordinary and contradictory to most people. This is probably the reason why no book has a 9 score. He always shines as a good person, but who knows that he is the one who deserves to die. He has become an immortal. If he doesn't touch a human life in his hands, he will kill someone with -1 silver virtue, no matter how many positive negative virtues he has. I can still see it from the front, but the more I look at it from the back, the more disgusting it becomes.

Good to watch, but the ending is a bit rushed

Tell it eloquently and write with skill

Recommended😊

The story is quite interesting and the upgrades are well done.

The plot was good at the beginning and had some flaws, but overall it was okay. But later on, I had no idea what the author wanted to write, and there was no sense of existence behind the whole system. Then the abilities of the protagonist were unclear, and later on, I even jumped directly to the world master without knowing what level... Anyway, in my opinion, it was unfinished.