The Heaven-Swallowing Creation Scripture

This book is very good and I highly recommend it to everyone. It is a book written by Crazy and Crazy in our family. It is definitely a wonderful book. It is very beautiful. I will accompany Crazy and Crazy all the way, no matter whether the world is destroyed, seas and rocks are destroyed, and I will always be by your side. I read every piece and express my opinion. I am your strongest support. You bravely walk on the road of coding, and I will be your strongest support behind you. Come on, work hard! I don't care what other people think, as long as I think you are good, you must be excellent. Don't be discouraged by yourself, don't give up! Come on, come on, come on💪 Let's work hard together!

This book is rich in content, covers a wide range of topics, has fluent writing, prominent themes, and distinct characters. In particular, the protagonist has clear love and hate, loves his country, his family, and his people. He is full of positive energy, loyal to his country, ruthless to his enemies, and as close to his comrades as brothers. This book can be regarded as a better work. I hope the author will write better and better. Come on! The sultry heat and darkness descended on the village after dinner. A little boy with a bare back sat on a big stone next to the well. As soon as I blinked, a few drops flowed from the corner of my eyes and I kept wiping them, counting the stars in the sky. He is not an orphan, he has grandparents who love him the most. The stick with the peeled branches is like a sword held tightly in the hand and dancing wildly, saying that when you grow up, you want to be a hero. The patched shorts have many cute animals, including little white rabbits and piglets... Under the big locust tree, you can often see his dancing figure outside the red iron door of the canteen. He said that the novel was beautiful and he wanted to give him the brightest stars in the sky! This article is very good. The male protagonist is decisive in killing and not sloppy. I personally like it very much. But there are very few that touch my emotions, and this book is one of them. Recommended index⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Let me give you a fair review of the book. The plot is good, but there are too many explanations and it's so wordy that I can't help but give it a bad review. There is also the auction section, where the protagonist plays two characters with different looks and different clothes. They change their clothes several times. Even if the place where the clothes are changed is close, it is too fake. It takes time to change clothes. Besides, the auction is in progress, so the author made it look like a one-second transformation.

Once the talent is good, it will be discarded, because you are a dog that can be thrown away at any time. No matter what the situation, you are just a dog. Chu actually licked his face and said that he was a member of the Chu family, and the pig's feet were egg-like. Is this a slap in the face for being a coward? Could it be that you can't be slapped in the face after leaving, or that you can't investigate what you want to know after leaving?

The author's writing and plot are more dominant than other novels. The plot is generally quite novel and does not fall into the rigid routine of other cultivation novels. Coupled with the author's more humorous and delicate writing style, it will provide a better reading experience than the novels I have read recently, and it can better arouse the emotions during reading. However, there seem to be a few small flaws in the plot. For example, in the early stage, the male protagonist is only at the peak of the Casting Realm, but his opponents are basically in the Fusion Realm. Logically speaking, even if the male protagonist can go into battle, he should play the role of strategist. But is the realm of killing enemies in battle too low (especially the often mentioned "His Majesty pulled you out of the dead"). It is impossible for the Casting Realm to save people in the Fusion Realm. Moreover, he is also a prince. It seems unreasonable that the overall strength of the princes of the Batian Dynasty is so much higher than that of the Luo Dynasty, but the power of the wealthy nobles is more than that of the Luo Dynasty. The three ancestors are all half-step to the profound world. In comparison, the ancestors of the Batian Dynasty are only in the Shenhai realm, which is somewhat inconspicuous. (And the realms of Zuo Jianghe and Yun Tianling are also on the low side. Even if the Luo Dynasty has a tendency to emphasize the external and the internal, it is still possible for a king to cultivate his own son. There are also some minor problems with the description: every time the male protagonist faces a crisis, he feels that it is relatively easy to resolve. Even if the opponent's strength is much higher than his own, he does not suffer a lot. I hope that the author can write some plots in which the male protagonist is difficult to defeat the opponent and is seriously injured when he is older (similar to breaking through the realm. I feel that the description of the picture is relatively flat. I hope it can be more vivid. I personally like the description in "Nine Stars Killing God". Also, I hope the description can be a little less talkative. If you can do it, it will be bb ( ˙ω˙) Then there are a few forgotten points about settings. 1. The Eternal Tower of the Dead: After the male protagonist became the guardian of the tomb. . . Nothing happened? ? The secrets about the Tower of the Ancient Necromancer have not been revealed, nor has the identity of the mysterious man who appeared after entering the second floor been revealed. 2. The bloodline that was emphasized in the early stage does not seem to be very obvious in the later stage. Especially in some chapters about the Corpse Emperor, bloodline is not mentioned at all. Moreover, the male protagonist's ability to leapfrog challenges seems to be attributed to his true energy, martial arts and combat experience. I hope that the role of bloodline can be paid attention to in the future. 3. The role of the Ghost Hand becomes increasingly diminished after Chapter 300. Shouldn't the Nether Power's arm be more than this? ? It would be better if some additional abilities are added. It is recommended to enter some similar ruins (The Legacy of the Corpse Ancient Emperor is actually quite suitable but it will be updated soon T^T) and then awaken the hidden abilities (also, can the author find a way to let Luo Yi completely refine the ghost hand? The thought of those ferocious arms is a bit scary ( •́ὤ•̀) And there are a few things about the settings that I don't quite understand, such as 1. After the daughter of the Devouring God Emperor transformed into three souls and seven souls, if they met again, would they merge into one body or would they still exist as independent individuals? (Wouldn't it be weird to watch your daughter grow from one to ten? >_< 2. In the Tongxuan Realm, can the upper limit of one Xuan be only one law? Then in the Tongxuan Realm that comprehends the two laws of power, can it only be two Xuan instead of one Xuan? **It is suggested that the author can change the division of the realm. For example, after several laws that must be understood determine the realm, there are also many branch laws. The number of branch laws understood determines the strength of the monk in this realm. I personally think that this can widen the strength gap between the male protagonist and ordinary monks, and better reflect the male protagonist's talent (˙ ω˙) The above are some of my personal reading feelings about this book. This book is still very worthy of recommendation! Finally, I hope that the author can bring us more surprises and make a long journey of writing ~─=≡Σ((( つ•̀ω•́)つ (Actually, I was urging you to update it. I didn't expect it. Hey, I have written so many words. The author must read it carefully. The author must update it quickly. Two chapters a day are not enough. Hey!!! I wanted to give you a monthly vote, but I can't even make up the monthly vote time for these chapters that I wanted to update!!! In the end, I begged the male protagonist to accept Su Youlan, but this innocent little girl couldn't be so cold-hearted, no, no, no, no (T^T)

The previous chapter was okay. The main plot was in another dynasty. I expected the protagonist to go back and slap the Luo Dynasty in the face. It was just one chapter a day, which was a bit unreadable.

The chapters written are disorganized, the titles are too long, and the content is wordy.

What Ma criticized was another son-in-law, Wen Tiangu Shu, which wasted several hours of my time.

There are actually 10 female protagonists, and on the premise that she was betrayed by a woman at the beginning...

Luo Yi is always followed by Su Youlan. Is Su humble or not? Knowing that Luo Yi has a wife, is it despicable that he only cares about Luo Yi and doesn't care about you having a wife? Is being a mistress something worthy of praise? Luo Yi and his wife are married. Everyone in the two countries knows it. Especially Su Youlan, as a royal family, knows more about the love between the couple. So what the hell are you doing to get involved? Does the author have to let the mistress in? Does the male protagonist have to be hugged from left to right? Bad review!