A Journey Through the Heavens, Beginning with the Investiture of the Gods

The protagonist is like a boy who makes money. He doesn't have any brains to constantly send all kinds of things to the enemy for them to deal with, but leaves a pile of good things everywhere he goes. Then what was originally one chapter can be written into hundreds of chapters.

It's okay in the early and middle stages, but boring in the middle and late stages.

Feng Chan's essence was wrong. It's the way of heaven that suppresses the way of humanity, okay? You are a fantasy and low-level martial artist. I feel that you have written too much about the ancient times.

Why go to save Chongzhen?

Well written

The whole novel is a short story. No matter how many times the protagonist attempts to commit suicide, he always manages to turn danger into a disaster. He forcibly instills intelligence into the supporting characters, and even the world revolves around the protagonist.

It's okay, but it's a bit bland and boring. It's not a hot-blooded novel. It's worth watching when you're bored.

In Chapter 37, the protagonist of Our Lady, Gui Haoshu grabs the protagonist's elixir and then his wife makes a sneak attack. In the end, of course, the protagonist chooses them and gives them some elixirs. . . I can only say 6, it has to be you

The plot design is relatively new, and there are a lot of logical contradictions. I rated it low at the beginning, but by the middle, I think it should be considered above average. About 8 minutes.