Asura Heavenly Emperor

Brothers, let me tell you about this book. Some brothers don't like this book. Maybe it's because of their different tastes. There are hundreds of different kinds of people. But if you really want to try this book, you can really go and give it a try. This book is really good! I started reading this book in junior high school, and I'm glad I finished it at that time. There is no copyright for the next seven chapters, but I downloaded the entire book and could continue to read it, until I found out two days ago that I could read it again! I decided to watch it again! I'm reading all the books I usually read by Qingluan, Doupo, Perfect, and Jianlai! I really think this book is good (this is my personal opinion). It contains family affection, love, brotherhood, etc.! Very warm and touching! He really fits the design of the protagonist and the villain, both of whom have no ink marks, have high IQs, and can fight whenever they want! All the foreshadowings are explained, and there is no plot missing, and I don't think it's plot-worthy either! It's a really passionate and interesting novel!

The Martial God trilogy of Little White Mouse includes the Martial God Storm Tang Yan, the Asura Heavenly Emperor Qin Ming, and the Dan Emperor Martial Emperor Jiang Yi. My personal favorite is Qin Ming, who is unruly, unrestrained, daring to fight, and free. Family, friendship and love are all written very well. I really like the characters in it. Yue Qing, Yao'er, Tang Yuzhen, Fang Hua, Tong Xin, Tong Yan, Xiaozu, White Tiger, Black Phoenix, Ma Dameng, Yang Dingfeng, the princes of the Heavenly King's Palace... There are too many, including the Tea Party of the Eight Sects, the Conferment of the King in the Heavenly King's Palace, the Chaotic War in the Ancient Sea, the Battle of the Heavenly Court, etc. The ending is acceptable. After watching it several times, I still feel that I still have more to say! Highly recommended.

I finally finished reading "Emperor Shura". There were wonderful parts that I stayed up all night to read, and there were also many contents and plots that I couldn't help but violently complain about. But in the end, I finished reading the whole book and left positive comments after reading it!

I think this book has too many loopholes in terms of combat power. It is purely about realms. I don't want the male protagonist to cross several realms to kill people. But he has a heaven-defying inheritance that no one else has. He can be invincible in the same realm every time he first enters the realm. Does that prove that his inheritance is higher than others, but after completing this realm, he is completely unable to make a realm collision. To put it bluntly, it is broken at the touch of a higher level. So tell me what the male protagonist uses to chase enemies who are higher than his realm? Now the enemies are all practicing martial ethics? I'm in the same realm as you and I want you to kill me? Or should I say that I am in a higher realm than you and I will not kill you until you are in the same realm as me and then let you kill me? This world is so friendly and we are all in the same situation, competing for opportunities? Do young people fight in the same realm? Or do they wait until you are in the same realm to fight? Although I'm exaggerating a bit, that's the truth. On the basis of being invincible in the same realm, and then deepening the foundation accumulation of this realm, you can more or less be able to compete with people at a higher level, otherwise what is the point of playing? I can understand that it becomes more difficult to level up as you get to the later stages, but what does it mean that the first-year level will be shattered at the first touch?

The plot is very exciting, and the early and middle stages are very well written, especially the eighty-eight days of bloody battle at Panlong Mountain, which made my blood boil. Later, I felt that the writing was a bit hazy. (This is just my personal opinion, maybe it's because of my poor understanding. Everyone has their own understanding, so don't criticize if you don't like it.) I'm a little confused after watching it for the fourth time, but I think the plot in the early and middle stages is worth watching.

The first 80% is okay, but after discovering the second world, I can only say that it is ruined. It relies entirely on stupidity to drive the plot, and the ending is outrageous. The sword can't move, and it doesn't feel good. It's just disgusting. It's best to treat it as the finale when you see 80% of it.

What is the point of blowing landslides and tsunamis but still living like a rat crossing the street? What's more, since we can't be happy with each other, why bother making people look depressed? Not interesting.

To be honest, I think this book is quite good.

There is something wrong with the protagonist's brain. He talks about everything. If he didn't have the aura of the protagonist, he would have been tricked to death.

After reading more than 2,000 chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore and came to comment. The author wanted to create a sad atmosphere, but the more I read, the more disgusting I became.