The Mad God

What San Shao writes is beautiful

"Mad God" belongs to Western fantasy: dragons, beasts, demons, dragon knights, angels, fallen angels, obviously with Western elements. Lei Xiang's father violated his mother; Lei Xiang violated the demon princess Mo Yue; Pan Zong's father Hydra violated the dragon female Bai Rui; God King Sophia violated the archangel Gabriel (this is still a woman violating a man, absolutely). This kind of behavior of killing first and then showing off, can be forgiven in the end, and then the person who was violated falls in love with the person who violated him, like Stockholm syndrome. The protagonist is Lei Xiang, a person with the blood of humans, demons and beasts. He is born with the talent of "madness". Later, he practiced the "Mad God Art" and Lucifer's "Devil Art". Then the protagonist encountered adventures every day and received the inheritance of the Mad God. He became the successor of the "Mad God Armor". Later, he merged Lucifer's dark magic and the power of the Mad God, and his strength was close to that of the God King. In order to save Zi Yan, she fought to the sky, and finally fought against the gods until God the Father appeared to end everything.

This is the first novel I have ever read. I still remember it freshly. The plot is really good. Every few years I take it out and look at it again

The character of the male protagonist is really destructive. To put it bluntly, he is a selfish and lustful person. He talks about benevolence, justice and morality towards others, but he really behaves casually towards himself, without any sense of right and wrong. To put it bluntly, they suffer the consequences of being uneducated and regard lack of standards as any kind of morality. Especially the part about robbing the water heart of the elves. He was obviously robbing someone else's things, and he was full of words about Mo Yue doing anything for Mo Yue, bullying the weak. If the same thing happened in reverse, and the elves robbed Mo Yue's things, this fool would have to go crazy again. At first I thought the male protagonist was really okay, but at this point I really couldn't stand it anymore. I don't know what concept I want to express!

It's good to watch, but it's just a little too much deleted.

Was this really written by the third young master of the Tang family? Why is it not in the same dimension as Douluo Dalu's writing? It's like comparing the compositions of junior high school students and college students. Isn't it the same person? After reading a few chapters, I really couldn't stand it anymore! Just my personal opinion, don't blame me

He raped his daughter, but they got together in the end. The father-in-law found out that she was not innocent. The daughter said that she had seduced a man. The father-in-law slapped the daughter in the face (the father-in-law is the emperor of the demon clan). The hero found out and wanted to kill his father-in-law at the court (the hero represented the orc country and said he was dedicated to the development of the orc country).

Like keeping a running account More suitable to watch before going to bed

Zi Yan and Zixue are too broad-minded and have a single-minded view of love. I really don't recommend watching it. Moreover, it feels like there are a lot of chapters missing. Sometimes the story is wrong and it seems like it was skipped directly.

Let's make dumplings together!