Devouring Heavenly Divine Body

As a refreshing article, its "cool points" are also very accurate. There is no lengthy foreshadowing. From the moment the protagonist receives his first sacrifice, the rhythm of his strength advancement is crisp and neat, but it does not make people feel "suspended". After each breakthrough, he does not immediately "step on the face" of the villain, but first helps to prevent disasters for his relatives and friends, and protects the mortal village he cares about. This setting of "getting stronger means fulfilling your responsibilities" adds a layer of "reliability" to the feeling of "invincibility", crushing threats one by one, which makes people feel even more relieved.

The protagonist is reckless and gets into trouble everywhere. He causes trouble everywhere without any strength. He kills people justly and openly. He kills people in public without any scruples. He doesn't worry about whether others will retaliate or whether the dispute will be magnified and bring unbearable consequences to the people around him. He has no scruples. This kind of protagonist creation is extremely failed.

The first few dozen chapters were okay, but by the end I couldn't stand it anymore. The protagonist and his ancestors arrive at the tomb of the God King, such a crucial part of the dungeon, why don't you continue writing about it. Suddenly the style of the painting changed, and it took dozens of chapters to write about the protagonist going to some inexplicable treasure house and it has not been finished yet. You said that the protagonist's ancestors did not give the protagonist treasures in order to shield the cause and effect, wouldn't it be okay to teach him a skill? The protagonist is also asked to go to some obscure purple tribe to learn the fragments. What's the difference between this and being too sharp?

I have read more than 1,300 chapters, and I haven't commented for a long time. But after reading the last few novels, I feel that these authors are really good these days. At the end of the writing, the protagonist can hardly cross a level and fight. He has to reach the perfect state every time before he can go half a step beyond the level. That is to say, the protagonist can only cross one small level and fight, and this is true for more than 200 consecutive chapters. The most common state is the half-step. The protagonist has no talent and is already lost to everyone. I feel that these novels are either written by different writers or by AI. It is very tiring to read. There are half-step realms in hundreds of chapters in a row. How powerful is the half-step realm? It's just a parallel import.

It's very refreshing, very interesting, the pace is fast and there is no trace of ink, and the character of the protagonist who doesn't suffer is to my liking. I stayed up all night to read it and please give me more updates👍👍

Can we have more? It's not enough to watch at all.

It is far inferior to the content of the first seven heavens of "Ancient Martial God". I didn't write the content after the seventh heaven of "The Ancient Martial God" well, so I came here to open a new book and wrote the content after the seventh heaven of "The Ancient Martial God" to a pulp.

Before Qin Yun made an appointment with Xing and other holy lands, the holy lands were all bullying others. After a fight, all the people in the Holy Land changed their gender and became gentlemen. Qin Yun just said it and led the Holy Land away. Before the fight, the Holy Land IQ was 180, but after the fight, it was only 8.

Generally speaking, fantasy novels are all about refining qi, building foundation, golden elixir, Yuanying, transforming into gods... This book creates a new one, Xiantian Realm, Zhoutian Realm, Yuanhe Realm, Yuanhai Realm... Weird, the protagonist, the plot is also weird...

Brother, don't forget Xuanyuan Wu