The Emperor Annihilates the Firmament

Pig's Foot has a self-centered personality, and the whole world and universe revolves around him. As long as he is interested in him, it seems that no one else has his own thoughts. He is not an ordinary virgin bitch. He always thinks he is very glorious when he is not on the battlefield. When he is on the battlefield, he is only allowed to kill others but not his captors. It is as if he can reason on the battlefield. As long as she likes a sow and a pig's trotters at one glance, she will become his woman? Pig's feet are possessed by the god of decay. Disasters or catastrophes will happen wherever you go or wherever you go. As long as the pig's feet are not there, everything will be fine. All novels follow this routine.

I can't stand it and delete it decisively.

The logic is not rigorous enough, and it is also clumsy and seems laborious.

The writing is okay at the beginning, it's quite interesting, but after a thousand chapters it starts to grind on and off, and there's a lot of nonsense. There's too much nonsense. The author can write several chapters for the protagonist to take a breath, and then a few chapters before the protagonist finishes taking this breath.

Very average. Before chapter 700, you can occasionally jump to read it, but after that... After about 900 chapters, you can't stand it anymore. Feeling good or not, killing or not killing, nothing new. Too much nonsense.

The writing is messy, for example, the previous chapter was 9.9, And the next chapter is 8.8, With rapid progress and regression. The numbers are tens of thousands of meters, hundreds of thousands of meters, hundreds of millions of meters, bragging in the vernacular.

I watched it a long time ago, and I forgot whether it was in junior high school or high school. It seemed that it wasn't finished yet? But that's not important. Now I understand why I abandoned the book at that time. It was too ugly, and the writing was mediocre and messy. What was written about the 7 major territories, which was considered innovative, and then there was a sofa? Are there villages, cities, and legions such as the Eight-Nation Allied Forces? The world of cultivating immortals is so tacky, about 3000, and the first-level map is about 600 or so. I really can't read the rest. I opened the chapter list without talking nonsense, and I didn't have the desire to read it. I gave up and won't read it again. Newbies can give it a try, but I don't recommend it for old bookworms. It depends on personal preference.

Don't know what to write

The board was fine at first, but then it started to be a cycle. I was looked down upon, provoked enemies, became stronger, destroyed people, and became stronger and ascended. It has been a cycle forever.

I kind of know why the dragon kings and geniuses in the villain stories are like that. That's it for this book.