Red Lotus Burns the Heavens

I don't feel any discomfort, it's fine

I read two hundred chapters and found that it wasn't suitable for me, just because the hang-up was too big. If the power of hang-up were converted into cultivation, the protagonist would have become an immortal person. Not to mention that much, there is no logic. Only suitable for the heart. . . People.

Perfect

Can watch

Very nice.

What the hell are you writing? The protagonist's brain is a little hard to use. I'm guilty of two mistakes.

It's average, either being chased or running away on the way to being chased, and there are no highlight moments, nothing to attract people.

The protagonist's IQ is not online. He tries to die everywhere but can't die. He has to rely on many people to save him. It's not interesting.

I'm reading Chapter 22 after Chapter 232, and I feel like I can't stand it any longer. The male protagonist has a space where he can put living people. The author didn't describe what restrictions were required to put people in this space in the past, but no matter what, the male protagonist doesn't put the female protagonist in it. He has obviously put the female protagonist in once before, and he won't put the female protagonist in even if he wants to leave through the portal when she is very likely to be exposed due to her lack of disguise skills. Even if the author explains a few words about the limitations of this space to fool the readers, it will be fine. There is also a plot twist that is inexplicable. Even though both the male and female protagonists have sensed danger, they still insist on going their own way and are willing to sacrifice themselves to save the female protagonist. It is also stated that the people in the tribe disappeared and the male protagonist lost his mind and wanted to find the people in his tribe. It really forcibly sublimates the relationship between the male and female protagonists.

The protagonist must have supreme strength and power in the end