The Age of Terror: I Started Signing In as the City God

The writing is indeed okay, but the protagonist loses a large part of the plot in the middle. People who want to read it can think that there is more than one protagonist. Anyway, I can't stand it. Each event is too out of the ordinary and there is no protagonist involved.

The Taixu at this moment has completely disappeared. There was only a piece of pure chaos, and only a piece of chaos that did not generate any living creatures. I don't know how many years this chaos has evolved, or how many years it has been sleeping.

Welcome to the large-scale supernatural novel "Where is the Protagonist?", The large-scale detective novel "Who is the Real Protagonist", and the large-scale fantasy novel "The Protagonist's Aura of Decent Supporting Roles"😒😒😒😒

Why do no one read any good books?

It's very messy. It's okay if you want to write other supporting characters, but the supporting characters you wrote are too many and too complicated. Who can remember this? There is no sense of substitution, and I don't feel the emotions of the supporting characters you wrote. It's so unfair to only write about the protagonist. But what about your protagonist? I felt dizzy after watching it. The supporting roles can be written, but they can't be numerous and complicated. It's not refined and there's no sense of immersion at all.

A very interesting book,

Why do I feel like seven of the ten chapters in this article are not about the protagonist? The protagonist is fake, right?

The first two hundred or so chapters are okay, but in the middle of the hundreds of chapters, the main character only has 50 chapters in the two hundred chapters. It can't be said to be unfinished in the later stages, but it doesn't look good anyway. What disgusts me the most is that in the middle stage, the main character appears and the thieves are either improving or coming out of seclusion. Then they open a new copy and the main character is still a younger brother. Brother, and he is from the underworld, it is normal to protect China, but it is not normal to keep helping them. Helping the human race is like helping your own father. Especially those dozen supporting characters. I feel that the positions of the supporting characters and the protagonists are different. The supporting characters can be regarded as artifacts if they walk around casually, and they can be regarded as sacred weapons if they are walked around. The protagonists I kept upgrading and went to the demon world, but encountered nothing but a group of gods with low cultivation. The only artifact that the protagonist can hold for hundreds of chapters is the lotus platform. The lotus platform also got the credit of the supporting character because it was discovered by the supporting character. But if the supporting character cannot defeat the enemy, he invites the protagonist and then the protagonist. I just got that artifact. The protagonist has a Ghost Token that was promoted to the earth-level mid-level in the early stage. Then in the middle and late stages, it is still the earth-level mid-level. One of the growable weapons was written as scrap metal. The protagonist also has a lot of heaven-level weapons, but he didn't need to say that he didn't like it. I laughed. In the early stage, it was still earth-level. The mansion is the main body. It's okay when the protagonist goes to that secret realm in Xishi City to recover the three reincarnations and the spirit of the Styx. Then he starts to retreat and enters the middle period. During this period, the protagonist only appears in ten chapters after a hundred chapters. Then the rest of the time he is a supporting role until the fifth chapter. After more than a hundred chapters, the protagonist began to return to the perspective, but after returning, a new copy was opened. Logically speaking, in the middle period, there should be several forces, humans, the underworld, the devil world, the demon world, and the evil god. However, it was amazing that the evil god disappeared after being written. Then the protagonist entered the devil world. Originally, the main plot should be to fight against the evil god. Later, he opened the demon world, saved the gods, quelled the chaos, established order, and resurrected Houtu to open a new copy. However, he decided to write out the main plot and then wrote a bunch of side plots. Some holes were not filled in. Looking at the early stage, the middle stage, and the later stage, there was really nothing to watch. It was still very weak. In the middle stage, he only had ten chapters. They were all in seclusion and breaking through the ghost ancestors and then came out of seclusion. Although the villain's level is not as high as him, he is not far away from the realm of the protagonist. The protagonist is written in a very casual way. Anyway, I can't stand it anymore. I don't know if the author was too lazy and suddenly wrote the plot so sparsely. Judging from the author's writing style, 70% of the time he will open a harem in the back. He has already written about that idea in the front.

Where did the hero die? After Chapter 200, you are the first person in the novel that the male protagonist can disappear for fifty or sixty chapters👍👍

I want to know if the main character died suddenly? Nine chapters out of ten are about supporting characters.