Reborn as a Tortoise: Sow Seeds to All Races, Nirvana Becomes a God

OK It was quite explosive at the beginning, but then I gradually accepted it. The shortcoming is that the ending is not handled very well, many things are not explained clearly, the holes are not filled in, and the ending is hasty. Overall OK

Personally, it's a bit fun, but that's about it. Features: In terms of selection, the author is not picky at all, and the early and middle stages are quite explosive. Disadvantages: The supporting characters are all relatively thin. Those who like rich characters will hate this book. [It's not a bad ending, but it's also a very average ending] I personally give it a 5.

It was originally a good book, but the data was so messy that it would be better not to write it.

The setting at the beginning is so imaginative that it can be said to make your scalp numb. If you accept the author's setting, you will find that this is a good story with smooth logic. The demon clan of the demon cultivator can live in harmony with humans, but the pure human clan is full of calculations and intrigues. , The so-called righteous path is all harsh and sanctimonious, but the demon clan is more innocent. People who watch it think deeply, except for typos and frequent data confusion, there are not many flaws. In particular, the settings of various Nirvana skills and the application during combat are eye-catching.

It was quite novel at first, but then returned to traditional fantasy.

I should give you a good-looking one. The beginning is very good, but in the middle, I keep writing about clones. I don't care about writing about clones. But you ended it forcefully. Many people wrote this and lost it. In this case, I can only give you an average. Goodbye, everyone, we will see you again.

After more than twenty chapters, there is nothing new

To be honest, the writing is really messy, and it can easily be tens of meters or 100 meters in size. But when we were fighting, it felt like we were fighting as if we were four or five meters in size. Does the author know how big 100 meters is?

The more I look at it, the more speechless I become

Is there anyone who will do it later?