All-Round Demon Mirror

After reading dozens of chapters, I don't recommend you watch it. There are too many poisonous points. The biggest poisonous point is the collapse of combat power. The realm setting is the 9th level of the spiritual pulse stage, then the 9th level of the refining stage, and then the foundation building stage. Compared with other immortal cultivation novels, it has the most basic spiritual pulse stage. However, the protagonist and a group of people went to participate in the competition, and circled a circle for the contestants to defeat monsters. They were ranked according to the points they earned from defeating monsters. This is normal and there is no problem. The problem is that something happened in the later competition. As mentioned before, a monster with the sixth level of Qi Refining appeared and almost wiped out the entire genius group. Then this time the protagonist participated, hundreds of monsters with the sixth level of Qi Refining appeared in the middle. It was as easy for the protagonist to kill as killing a chicken. The monsters at the base and middle level are the protagonist's brother, a person with 9th level of spiritual veins. He had to fight this foundation-building wild monster for several hours just because his attributes were restrained. Another genius with 9th level of spiritual veins was defeated by a few moves because his attributes were restrained. Then the protagonist blocked other monsters nearby, still thinking that he would definitely win. Then the protagonist's brother was about to die because he had been fighting with the foundation-building boss for several hours, so he had to use a method similar to the disintegration of the demon. It's a similar move to increase combat power and kill them all. When the protagonist sees that his brother is about to die, he doesn't block the wild monsters, turns around and goes to save his brother, and also says a lot of self-moved words. It has nothing to do with him whether others live or die. He only cares about his brother. If you are just sensationalizing, I can tolerate it, but the collapse of combat power is so outrageous. Do you want to write about the protagonist refining the 9th level of Qi and directly crushing the golden elixir to perfection, and fighting against the old monster of Nascent Soul regardless of the outcome? When writing a novel with a battle plot, at least make your combat power structure more reasonable. Why don't you write about the protagonist's spiritual power skyrocketing in his two lives? He just started practicing for a few days and was able to kill Daluo Jinxian with just one thought at just one level of Qi refining. After reading dozens of chapters, I only felt that his combat power collapsed, and the protagonist was portrayed as a passionate man.

I've read Chapter 80, so I'd like to give you a good review first. The subject matter is okay and the plot is exciting. I hope it won't be too bad later on. For now, this is better than the 9-rated films. I'll make a final comment after watching the ending.