The Outcast: The Source of All Evil

The subject matter is very good, but the author has mixed it up with private goods, and the tomb robbers are like saints. The system is not very useful. The protagonist's ability is average, and his character is not outstanding. I can read it to kill time, but there is no sense of involvement.

The heroine Feng Baobao, I thought it was pretty good when I first watched it, but then I was really unhappy. I thought it was without a heroine, but then I saw the protagonist shamelessly clinging to the baby. The protagonist changed from the second perspective to a brat, and had various affairs. Although there was only Baobao in the end (I had no choice but to accept the two of them together later), the protagonist still wanted to be the king of the sea, tsk (I feel sorry for the baby), you can't bear to refuse, the baby rejected you, why don't you shamelessly cling to it? And if you don't reject others, what should you do if your feelings become deeper? (He~tui! Scumbag)

Personally I think it's pretty good. The last few chapters are still the most touching, how can I put it? I have only seen that kind of emotional expression in The King, Spare My Life, and I recommend it.

Abandoned the book, not happy at all

The fighting force collapsed in the back

Oops, the one who was buried in the tomb was actually a Virgin. The plot was too bland and the more I listened to it, the more boring I became.

Another great saint comes out

Very satisfied

Ever since I met the original heroine, I have become a bitch. Or is my IQ down?

The first 200 chapters are okay but then it becomes chaotic.