Sign-In Begins with the Constables

I couldn't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 436 and gave up the book. The three views expressed in this book make people disagree. The character of Pig's Foot makes me feel shameful. From the beginning to the present (Chapter 436 can only be reached now and I don't plan to read the rest), the whole book is full of negative plots of intrigues. Does Pig's Foot have a friend? All interests come first. When you meet someone who is beneficial to you, Pig's Foot is plotted by passers-by or acquaintances, killing or betraying. Betrayal, especially the killing of the Ninth Princess in this chapter, I can no longer read it. I'm afraid that if I continue reading, my three views will be ruined. I originally thought that the Ninth Princess would become friends, but in the end I let Pig's Feet kill her for profit. The Ninth Princess always thinks about you. Her own life is in danger and she is still thinking about your safety. However, you killed her without mercy in order to extract the emperor's heart from her body. I guess she never thought of such an ending until her death. It's so disgusting! !

I've read more than 500 chapters, and I just can't help but complain. The protagonist and his summoned characters are all disgusting people. Without a single friend, the whole world is an enemy. Those who are hostile to me, kill them; allies, kill them; and those who care about me, also kill them. Will the family's underground death worm take action again one day? Then the title of the book was changed to "The Sign-In Lottery Starts with the Destruction of the World."

Let me ask you, are you Chinese? Why are the main storylines based on Chinese history and mythology? The characters you use are all Japanese comic characters? And what do you think about various ancient Chinese histories? What's the intention

I have read almost 600 chapters, and the protagonist has no friends. The system released a cooperation mission. Later, the ninth princess did not go against the protagonist and was always considerate of the protagonist. Later, she was hypnotized and told that the protagonist had a magic vine or something. A trivial matter, and then the subordinate wanted to kill the Ninth Princess, and then the system sent a mission to kill the Ninth Princess. As for the protagonist, the system sends a killing mission. Even the protagonist with whom he is related can be killed.

A nice, good novel, worth recommending!

This book is a bit outrageous. There are only a few hundred chapters in the realm. It is divided into nine levels. What else is there in the early and late stages? The number of words is often low. There is too much contrast between the front and back. The heroine is actually a chicken. She releases a mission to cooperate on the front foot, but then kills her on the back foot. Then why do you write about other people? I can't even write a cool article.

The awesome old man Uchiha Itachi has done it for you, and the strength inside is not equal. If you are a minion and you are the only one drawn from a higher card pool, then your strength is definitely better than the characters in the previous card pool, no matter how powerful other characters are in other novels

It looks very tiring, really tiring. First of all, if anyone sees the chapter about the Ninth Princess and agrees with the protagonist or the author's thoughts, I really admire it. Although the Ninth Princess in the author's writing cannot be said to have done anything to the protagonist, she did not harm the protagonist in the first place. After learning that the protagonist might be plotted against, she was still worried about the protagonist and wanted to report to the protagonist. In the end, because the Ninth Princess' own strength was too low, she was designed to expose the protagonist's treasure, and was killed by a character issued by the system. It was really outrageous. Secondly, there is no pretentiousness in this novel as a whole. We just picked out a character who is one level higher than him. After a few chapters of pretentiousness, the villains have a lot of characters of the same level. There are obviously many events, and a high-level character can fill in many chapters and enrich many plots. Money Gang, Bloody Clothes House really has a lot to write about. The result is simply to come up with a stronger one and summon an even stronger one. I don't understand, how could the Xiao family in the Fire Domain be so powerful in the early stage but be afraid of a single Lun Hai who doesn't have enough strength? The more I watch it, the more frustrated I feel. The villain's wits are really outrageous. And obviously seeing one of the protagonist's subordinates, those villains always want to find a few of the same level to kill, they are really not afraid of death,

After reading more than 300 chapters, I feel like I can't stand it anymore.

Good