The Sword Rules the Heavens

This book is mainly a story about the protagonist being reborn as another person after the great catastrophe of the world and before returning to the Extreme Night Era. The plot is exciting and the pace is moderate. The love between the male and female protagonists in Mu Xiao's book is not thrilling or dramatic, it just makes the two of them happy. Although it is plain, it has reached the bottom of my heart. Moreover, the heroine will not be a monster or cause trouble, she will just support the protagonist from behind and advance and retreat with him. And although the protagonist sometimes sighs and feels lost when being touched, he is not like the Holy Mother. He is decisive and decisive in killing, and will not be sloppy or hesitant. Come on, dear book friends, it's worth a read and you won't regret it.

It all depends on others to save him, but when he goes out, it looks like the layout is actually chaotic. This is almost two to three hundred chapters, and he is still in the third realm. He is not as powerful as the Holy Son, so he might as well give the protagonist to others. How can you save him? Is it just based on these people you went out to find? I came from Sword Rises and Storm, and I liked that book very much. This book disappointed me so much that by the time I finished it, your book couldn't get a score of nine.

There's too much nonsense. A reborn emperor's strength increases at a very slow rate. He still likes to use force to overcome skill and defeat you if you don't accept it. I've read most of the articles where the main character is still in the second realm and relies entirely on his mouth.

It was okay at first, but the plot became more and more confusing, the protagonist was not prominent, the description of the protagonist was not in-depth, the background characters were confusing, the plot was nonsensical, the story was not developing smoothly, the protagonist was not integrated into the story, the protagonist was written as an outsider, and the killing was not decisive. When you see this, the protagonist is married. From the beginning to this, the protagonist has not killed a few people. Where do the resources come from? Is every breakthrough a result of borrowing resources? When writing the protagonist as a demon king, 80% of it is about memories and rebirth. You have to start from the beginning and practice. Sometimes, you become a saint, and sometimes you have no realm. I don't know what you are talking about. Ask for this resource, ask for that resource. Even if a god is reincarnated, there is nothing you can do if you don't have a state. Power, who are you? In this world where fists are the most important thing, the protagonist is not a genius at practicing alchemy, nor is he a genius at setting up formations. I haven't mentioned how many formations he has set up, but I remember setting up 2. The protagonist is written like an overlord collecting money, even if he doesn't give it, and everyone is afraid of his emperor's reincarnation, so why do you write about besieging him? Please straighten out the article and deepen the plot before publishing it. Several small chapters are off-topic. After reading the entire small chapter, there is no description of what is going to happen in the small chapter title. Every brushstroke is passed over. It is too demanding to be updated. It is written randomly. It has no strength and has not conquered powerful guardians. I don't know how he got his cultivation. He became a saint in one step. Why not write about him becoming a Buddha in one step? Isn't that more powerful?

The plot is not draggy and the writing is very good, but the updates are too slow, which makes me anxious.

It's so beautiful. I originally planned to give it five stars. Seeing that it's not easy for you to write a book, I gave it six stars. But then I thought about it. You worked so hard and rubbed my little IQ on the ground, so I'll give you seven stars! Yes, these are the two that came out, you're welcome (❁´ω`❁)

It's good to watch, the plot is exciting, and the writing is brilliant! The author greatly appreciates the update!

Although the Xu family feels sorry for him, the protagonist always emphasizes everything he has given to the Xu family and never mentions the kindness of nurturing him. He has taken back everything he has given to the Xu family. So has he paid back the nurturing he owes to the Xu family? It feels a bit like a white-eyed wolf, so I won't watch it anymore.

Beautiful and exciting. Update soon. The author is great.

It's so ugly, it's a mess