Projections of the Heavens

Haha, the combat effectiveness of a group of guards is not as good as the protagonist who has just practiced martial arts for less than a year. Have the guards around the elder fallen into this these days? - Their combat effectiveness has completely collapsed; and why did Gu Lianxing's first reaction when he just escaped death and remembered that the protagonist has not been rescued yet is to stick out his tongue! This is sick! Shouldn't it be anxiety and regret? It is completely impossible to write this without having suffered from cerebral thrombosis for ten years!

The beginning was pretty good, but the plot in the middle and later stages was a bit draggy.

The combat power has collapsed, and only the protagonist and people related to the protagonist can leapfrog.

Disgusting, I can't stand it. Gu Shaoshang can always travel to a period when the protagonists in other novels have not grown up. Later, Hong Yi even traveled to the early stages of immortality. Why, are all the protagonists in these novels so good? Even if you reach the ultimate state in the novel, you still can't control your own timeline? Daluo doesn't count?

Out of 100 points, I would give it 80 points. The main reason is that the copy at the end is a bit messy. It feels like many of them are repeated. The copy is not integrated well, and the ending at the end is not good-looking. It is a bit uncomfortable, but overall it is still readable and can kill time. The main word count is enough.

The more I watch, the more hypnotic I become.

The writing of "Zhe Tian" is useless, I can't stand it anymore.

Generally speaking, it was good. At the end, I felt that the plot was a bit messy, with too many time travels, too many hooks, and a bit of a jump in combat power. Every Daluo is like a multiverse, and Hunyuan is an infinite multiverse. Daluo imprints his own way in the infinite universe, and Hunyuan directly occupies an avenue in the infinite universe. When fighting, he destroys and affects infinite universes at every turn. Since the avenue has Exclusively, a universe is definitely not covered by only one avenue. Logically speaking, Da Luo and Hunyuan, who represent or occupy one path, cannot complete a large area or even completely destroy a large universe. Moreover, the avenue is ruthless, and ruthlessness means no desire, so that it can treat all people equally. The Hunyuan in the novel are all masters with their own will, such as treating the infinite universe as one covered by ten thousand paths. A world, which means that these worlds are managed by thousands of people with different ideas at the same time, indifferent, domineering, inactive, murderous and other various contradictory and comprehensive thoughts. How can the avenue of comprehensive thoughts reflect the setting of the avenue of justice that treats all living beings like chewing dogs? Therefore, after Hunyuan is the avenue, it should gradually be assimilated by the avenue and lose its self-will and become absolute inaction justice. At this time, Hunyuan will either Exiting the Hunyuan realm, or being assimilated into transcendence. Without this setting, it is unreasonable. The avenue with self-will means that the universe has died, and it has become a family universe, and there is nothing to do with the descendants. Wuluo, you are such a genius. As long as your potential threatens the big guys, you will be pre-obliterated. Just like those of the Ye family in the end, the endless infinite universe has become his family's private space. Is there any hope for the descendants? Unless Dao finally instinctively destroys the Ye family.

Pretty good novel

The content at the beginning is pretty good, but the main temple is inserted in the middle, and then other worlds start to crazily throw in the people thrown by the main god. It's really a failure.