Good-for-Nothing From the Start: Woo the Demon Lord, Command Divine Beasts, and Crush the Deranged Villain!

After reading it for so long, I can only give an average review. The good thing is that revenge is faster, but the bad parts are more. Sometimes the author will force the heroine to lose her wits. The heroine also has many trump cards. Sometimes the cross-level battle is easy and sometimes it is not. Also, the Beast King is better than the Beast King. It was said before that the Beast King is equivalent to the Spirit King in combat power, but when the Beast King fights against the Spirit King, there is a tendency to be suppressed. I don't know what the author thinks. When the battle is difficult, it should be easy to write. When the battle is difficult, it should not be difficult to write. When I saw the heroine facing Elder Hong, the peak of Lingzong against the Spirit King, there were so many beasts and beasts, and they could still be injured. Also, it took several days to practice alchemy before, and then it was very fast. I wrote about women dressing up as men and still being misunderstood. I really don't know what the author thinks. There are also many places where the author is careless and unreasonable. I think they should not be included. I can feel it. I think the author has forgotten many places. Maybe he is busy and has no time to write. Maybe he is too lazy to write.

Yes, first of all, it's nice to kill enemies quickly.

The author asks the male protagonist to get the female protagonist done as soon as possible! Another thing is to ask the heroine not to recognize the heroine's unreliable father. Doesn't he even recognize his own daughter? Is there anyone who can identify their daughter based on her spiritual roots?

Originally, when I saw a man and a woman being poisoned at the beginning, I thought it was ridiculous, so I wanted to abandon the article! I just wanted to take a look, but I couldn't stop, and I didn't even bother to skip a chapter. I read it in one go. The heroine practices fighting monsters, and there are too many people to protect her along the way, including her father, mother, boyfriend, classmates, relatives, pets, etc. A person's success includes too much help, and the character and personality charm also play a key role. It was not easy for the heroine to fight all the way to the upper world. Cultivation of immortality and cultivation of mind are equally important. She also inspires us. As a modern person, the process of growing up is also cultivation. Constant learning and adjusting oneself, integrating into this society, is also a process of cultivating immortality. From the initial sharpness, to the slowly restrained atmosphere, from the initial high-profile publicity to the invisibility, why is it not the result of cultivation? Good book worth reading!

I didn't even write the middle part, so I ended it forcefully.

The aura is too strong

Nice

It looks so good. The author will update it soon. Ahhhhhhhhhhhh

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First of all, there is some inflation later on, the auction items are overpriced, and there are a few other points that are also common problems in female fantasy novels: First, forcibly reducing the intelligence of supporting characters. The characters are either black or white, which is too one-sided. Some female supporting characters were very smart before, but they become intelligent as soon as they meet the heroine. They are either jealous of this or jealous of that. Second, in a heroine novel, the female protagonist > the male protagonist. I don't like the male protagonist who is stronger than the female protagonist. The male protagonist is a bit annoying. Can't Anjing be a beautiful background? Third, it's outrageous. The heroine, the Spirit Master, was able to kill the Spirit King alone when she was in the first level, but when she was at the peak of the Spirit Sect, she and several beasts couldn't kill a Spirit Saint. Fourth, the relationship between the male and female protagonists is outrageous. The male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist after just sleeping with her. It's so nonsense. Fifth, it's unfinished (in my opinion). Since the upper realm is mentioned, why is there no upper realm plot? There are also pieces of the Kunlun Mirror that cannot be collected. The female protagonist is very disconnected. The male protagonist confessed to her before, but she hesitated and still wanted to go back to modern times. Later, I don't know how we got into a relationship, and then suddenly gave up and went back to modern times. I was a bit in love. Sixth, the most shocking point for me is that the master and the male protagonist are the same person. I don't like this setting. Even if the female protagonist only respects the master, after the fusion, she really can't stand it. I couldn't stand the heroine dressing up as a man. At first I said she had no choice but to find out later, why did she dress up as a man? I wanted to see the heroine, but in the end all the honors for the heroine belonged to the tomboy "Jiang Yue"... The heroine is quite to my taste, and the plot is just okay. It's okay to pass the time, but if you have high requirements for writing, be careful!!!