Awaken the Chinese Gods and Kill Them with a Mortal Body

I couldn't stand it anymore after seeing Chapter 41. It started with the story that China has no gods, and the male protagonist is the only one who summons gods. What else could it say about the hope of the country? In Chapter 41, the male protagonist is not taken seriously by the country, and he has not met any high-level officials. The rich second generation of a family dares to kill the male protagonist, and even threatens the male protagonist with his relatives and parents. , If you can't write, don't talk about China's only calling god, the country's hope. I have never read a novel where the male protagonist is the hope of the country. The only label is that the country does not pay attention to it and does not protect it. How can you write about the hope of the country? Please finish it as soon as possible. The author, anyway, this poisonous point is really rubbish and rubbish. I can't stand it. I can only say that the author has to work hard.

The theme is novel, the characters are distinctive, and the plot is compact. Every link is linked, and it is extremely beautiful.

Although it is not as awesome as the previous one, it is still readable. This kind of cultivation system from weak to strong is still relatively common, and this one is quite outstanding😁😁😁

If I hadn't read Zhan Shen, I would definitely think you wrote it very well!

The character settings here are exactly the same as those of Zhan Shen. For example, those in the Tu Squad and Wang Changlin.

In my mind, this book should be rated 6~7, it feels like a remake of God Destroyer

Good! !

Author, I want to ask you a question. When I went to find Cupid's arrow, I told you to hide my identity, but later you summoned the gods and treated me as an enemy without any brains? You don't need to guess to know that the protagonist is from China. The difference between Chinese gods and foreign gods is so obvious. So what is the significance of hiding the identity mentioned earlier? What else are you wearing? And there are so many typos, and some were added in order to make up the number of words.

The front and back are completely chaotic. Chapter 60 or so says that Qian Jing's father asked him to go to the Night Watch. Now it is said that Qian Jing wanted to go there himself. There are many typos and confusing names. I am worried about the author's mental state when writing the book.

It's very beautiful and updates very quickly (it would be great if the remaining coffins contained one of Donghuang Taiyi, Xingtian, Qin Shihuang, Lu Bu, Pangu, and Bai Qi^ω^)