One Level, One Legion: I Build an Undead Calamity with the Banner of Ten Thousand Souls

It's a book that I can't read. The male protagonist pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger, and the female protagonist pretends to be innocent. All the plots are the villain's pretense, and the male protagonist transforms into a savior at critical moments to slap her in the face. It's on the level of a children's cartoon. The water content is extremely high, and he can skip four or five chapters even though he knows the outcome clearly, and skip a few chapters without affecting the plot.

He lightly lit a Marlboro and flicked the ashes. It's a bronze. Are you pretending to be a king? Anyway, it gave me the impression that it was a bit messy.

This book is very watery. His biological father wants him to die, his stepmother wants him to die, his cheap brother also wants him to die, and he ends up staying at home. The key is that he also has savings. The author's novel has very problematic views. When written about this kind of family, is it patricide, stepmother, brother, or is someone else trying to kill the protagonist? The protagonists are all like Buddha, calm and peaceful. The Virgin Wants to Vomit. What kind of personality do you want to create for the protagonist? When others want to kill him, he kills them without even saying a word. He just wants water for the sake of water. 9.4 Points. My mother can get 8 points at most. It poisons me.

Except that the update is too slow, the front part is okay.

The plot is exciting, the sentences are fluent, and the writing is brilliant. The writing is very good! But now that I see it, I am very curious about one thing. According to other authors, he will basically find time to kill anyone who offends him. Moreover, the author of this work feels that he is not decisive enough in killing!

The author still has a lot of room for improvement. Although I don't read many novels, there are not many places in this book that make me excited after reading it for more than 200 chapters. The previous novel was The Flying Fish's Eternal God Emperor. It was so written that I could imagine the scene while reading it, which really made my blood boil. The author's writing brought in some jokes that are currently on the Internet. It makes people not sure how to comment, or it is just a graduation or something. It is really average.

Those who only watched it for fifty minutes should not talk about it here. You don't have to look at it.

How awesome is it? It's been over two hundred chapters and you're still hiding your identity. Is the protagonist a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle? So tolerable? The plot and everything else are all the same old routines, there's not much foreshadowing, it just looks like a harem of stallions, and the writing is average.

I don't even understand. To create conflicts, other countries must be very powerful. In the hot summer, do you just rely on the protagonist to save the situation alone? It highlights how awesome the protagonist is. There are not many talented people in such a big country? If such a large population base can't produce a few geniuses similar to those of a small country, will they be suppressed and beaten? Brainlessly embodying the protagonist's awesomeness?

I can compete with some Internet celebrities, but it feels like I am upgrading on my own.