I Have a Tiandi Bank

Rubbish, the author's level is extremely rubbish. I already have your soul, so why can't I just do whatever I want you to do? Why do I need to sign a contract with you? It doesn't make sense, and wouldn't it be awkward for a modern word like "signing a contract" to appear in a fantasy novel about cultivating immortals? Shouldn't it be a contract? Such a rubbish novel, with illogical logic, rubbish characters, and even an archangel, it's really impressive that it has such a high rating.

It is not recommended for girls to read. The first chapter is quite attractive. After about 50 chapters, I suddenly realized that the author seems to be misogynistic. There are many things he said that make girls feel very uncomfortable. The protagonist directly calls the villain a menopausal old woman? People who have lived for hundreds of years will be so offended by such words. I really think the writing is quite senseless. There are also places where there are many women, the yin energy will be so strong that it will cause big problems. What I know is the daughter country, but what I don't know is that I think it is a mass grave.

When you see that the original gods are all Western gods, you know that they worship foreign things.

What the hell, if something is borrowed and you break the contract, you still have to rely on your own strength to collect the debt, so what's the use of the contract? I borrow good things but I don't have the ability to take them back.

As a person who has read more than 700 chapters, to be honest, this subject matter is very novel, and the initial concept is also very good. However, in the later period, typos began to appear on a large scale, the text was incoherent, and many people even disappeared directly, such as Tianya and Li Qing'er. It is obvious that the author did not have a relatively complete outline at all. There are no less than 10 small realms in the big realm. The protagonist's realm spans too much. Many realms have not been experienced before. It does not give people a feeling of courage and inspiration. Instead, it seems to be pieced together by several people. If it continues to be written, at least 500 to 800 chapters can be written until it is finished. The ending is very hasty, and it is even said that it is not finished. There are still eight of the top ten ancient books, and his subordinates have not returned from debt collection. What opportunities will Tian Guangming have? What will happen to Valkyrie after she comes out of seclusion? Will the Lord of Immortal Court break through? Where will Emperor Chen Gou go? How did the Amethyst Mountains develop? Who is the last of the four emperors? What are the remaining mountains of Tiandi Qianzhuang? Where are the three rhinos that the Demon Realm said were going to be taken under Moxia? Can the auras of immortals, demons, elixirs, demons, Buddhas, and hells be combined into chaos? Who are the forces that hinder the development of Tiandi Bank and want to destroy Tiandi Bank? Who is Xiao Qi? This is only part of it. I can only say that the writing was too big. The author couldn't control himself. He didn't know how to continue writing and forgot what he had written. He could only end this farce by scribbling like this.

I watched a short video, and it only took a few minutes to listen to the book for free. Is it equivalent to watching it in vain? In addition to reading a good book, readers also need to consider advertising. If you can't read the book, no matter how good it is, you will get bored after a few times. If you get bored, you will even uninstall the APP.

What kind of rubbish subject is this? It's not deliberately bad. The main thing is what kind of rubbish is written here. I didn't read it. The first few pictures are okay, but in the first few chapters, what is it when the archangel comes out? It's even more unreadable in the back.

Is the author gone? The ending is so bad

It's a bad ending. How can it be called finished if it's not finished?

Although there are some weird places in the first 23 chapters of this book, it's okay. After all, the subject matter is still attractive, otherwise I wouldn't be attracted by the tweets. When I saw the original godhead in chapter 23, I also felt that it was pretty awesome. Turn another page, shall I? Archangel Gabriel? I really forgot about what other gods there are. Anyway, he is just a handyman among Western gods. It feels quite mindless. Why does your fantasy-oriented martial arts novel have nothing to do with the West? I'm speechless. Even now, with my confused logic, I still don't want to go. Abandoned.