Fantasy World: I Get Stronger by Fishing

I just want to say that pig's feet are really pig's understanding and pig's qualifications? The earth-level martial soul is so awesome that it only takes 80 years and 300 years to improve that much? The martial arts and age of people of the same age outside are about the same as pig's feet! The same goes for realm? So are your 80 and 300 years given by the system to pigs for cultivation? Those who have watched The Eight Parts of Demi-Gods should know that Xu Zhu's skills have been almost invincible for decades, but he just doesn't know how to use them. He either writes down his own qualifications as very poor, or writes down other people's training time for a longer period of time. You really can't stand this.

I always feel that male pigs are good at it, how can they be promoted to a certain rank in 300 years?

Nice

Then let's make an update (σ≧︎▽︎≦︎)σ.

It's a pity that the pace of the story speeds up from Kyushu and the foreshadowing becomes even more difficult to keep up with. The background is grand but the interior is not able to support this framework. For example, Kyushu is as big as it is, but I only know how big it is after reading this book. Even the power and characters of Kyushu are very little understood, and it is unable to support such a huge world view. The hasty ending is the best result. Moreover, from the ending where the protagonist becomes the Human Emperor and learns how the Demon God Emperor will be defeated, in my eyes the story has begun to lose its interest in striving for unknown survival. And since the middle period, the author's consciousness has been influencing the storyline intentionally or unintentionally. "Destiny" often becomes a helper in promoting the plot. For example, the protagonist is about to leave the original world and is helpless, but suddenly a bead appears. This arrangement is somewhat deliberate. A headless Supreme suddenly appears to lick the protagonist, and there is also the old man who delivers the law in the part where he understands the law of time. The image of the protagonist also begins to become more and more single later on. In the end, it is not an exaggeration to call it the brilliance of humanity, but in my opinion, it is the same as being taken away by the author. And after reading the last few chapters, I feel that the author has already written with a broken attitude, which is probably "I can't control the plot, you can see if I can be more awesome". Overall, I didn't find it exciting enough to watch, and maybe I couldn't stand the fact that everyone's fate is determined based on their personality. But there is one thing to say. When I read the biographies and lives of the protagonists in those small copies and short stories, I really feel that the author is very serious in writing details. There is no need to mention the details of the characters. After patting on the shoulder and chatting for a long time, he can go back to not wearing a shirt. The author remembers the problems that ordinary readers will ignore. It is comprehensive, but the background and enemy settings are not satisfactory. For example, the demons seem to be a ragtag group except for the Demon God Emperor. There is no effort to describe this race. As a cosmic race, it seems too hasty. But on the other hand, when I think about the protagonist coming into contact with their level, he did have strength beyond the reach of these guys and exterminated them. It seems reasonable, but it seems that a lot of plots have been missed. When watching these plots, there is a feeling of "Are you kidding me, am I dreaming?", So I say it is a pity rather than unsightly. However, the author's writing style is still very eye-catching in today's trend of bad writing and unclear reasons. I hope the author can consider the outline carefully and do more refinement. The next book is worth looking forward to

Abandoned in Chapter 134, the character of the protagonist completely collapsed. It can be seen that the author wants to improve the moral sentiments of the protagonist, but the protagonist portrayed before is basically a person who has no profit and cannot afford to be early. Save people? Fuck you, no one will care about you if you don't have system tasks. As a result, he directly killed the city lord first and then the demon king, all talking about the people in the world. I was looking forward to a protagonist with a high moral sense, but there has to be a reason for such a change in character, right? The scene where the protagonist kills the city lord seems passionate but is actually full of loopholes. When the protagonist takes action, he always does it for the common people. None of the warriors below know that he has taken action. Is there a possibility that the city lord's actions are also giving away warriors? You said you are doing it for the common people, so why bother? It seems unethical for the city lord to give people to the demon clan, but is there a possibility that the human race really can't defeat them? There is a high probability that the city lord cannot defeat the demon king, otherwise he will not seek cooperation. If the defense line of a thousand miles has been penetrated by 90% of the warriors in the city, how can it still be defended if it is spread over three thousand miles? If the protagonist really wants to kill a Nirvana, why not cooperate with the city lord to kill the demon king? Then after the protagonist completed the operation, the city lord's mansion was completely destroyed. A large number of warriors who might have died naturally died, and the civilians who were fine were still fine. What do you think the protagonist was planning? Apart from the protagonist's sense of justice that comes out of nowhere, what else can there be? If this was done improperly and the demon king swallowed me, should I call you a holy mother bitch? As long as you are given a task by the system, you won't be so disgusted. Anyway, there are many protagonists who have no lower limit than you, so there is no need to pursue indifferent justice. If you don't know how to write about a righteous protagonist, then don't write about it. I'm afraid you might just write about the Virgin Mary.

It's very beautiful, it makes you waste time and makes your spirit shine.

The female protagonists in it are all too princess-tempered and the male protagonist is too coquettish when they are together. The male protagonist treats his wife like a weakling and is not aggressive towards his enemies at all.

Very well written. Except that it became increasingly sloppy later on, especially the ending, which was too hasty and even a bit far-fetched.

You've been paid, why haven't you left yet?