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What is the author's obsession with mutilation? The system is half. The protagonist's original body was amputated below the waist. He is half a human. When he traveled to the first world, he was eaten from the waist down. The human is half. In the second world, his partner's legs were parasitized. The protagonist chopped off both legs and became half a human again.
Your last book was a big deal. To be honest, the idea, setting, content and writing are all top-notch. It's just that the writing is too slow, and it doesn't take the readers seriously. It just stops updating if you say it will. People will find excuses, but you don't even make excuses.
The first volume, which is the first world traveled through, is very amazingly written and very enjoyable to read. The second volume, the second world traveled through, is still good, and it also opens up a lot of imagination. But the third volume was very rubbish. In the first volume, the protagonist is a very smart person, but the protagonist in the third volume is very simple-minded and does things without any plan. He hits a hammer here and there, and a ghost dragging him from the second volume to the third volume. He wrote more than a hundred chapters. The great opportunities obtained by the protagonists in the previous two worlds are not very useful, and the system is not very useful. Alas, the more he writes, the more he collapses.
What about the previous book?
Nice…
I can only say that if it weren't for the fact that he was the protagonist and couldn't die, he would have died dozens of times. The apprentice didn't teach him and he didn't practice. The ghost made such a big move and his hair improved as much as it did. Even Hu Jinglinhu didn't dare to kill him to let him develop. In the end, the Demon King Wu Sheng was on par with him. He laughed. It was just the first part of the story. I gave up.
It's ok. It's easy to dissuade a lot of people in the front. But the more you look at it, the better it looks. It's very good.
The first part of the story is relatively novel, but then it starts to drag. The structure of the story behind it is completely inconsistent, and I just wrote whatever I dreamed about. The setting at the beginning of the previous chapter started to conflict with the later stages, and problems that could be solved were not solved. He treats people completely like fools, and other people can react to the problem. When it comes to his own camp, he always doubts the protagonist and puts pressure on him. Pure shit.
Even though there are only half a person in the first volume, the first volume is relatively the most enjoyable part... At this point, you all should know what Dengxi is next, right?