Thriving in a World of Demons and Monsters

Now I have read more than 150 chapters and I have to upgrade my weapons again. But the Ruyi Golden Cudgel in front was still used two or three times to hide the identity. The most ridiculous thing is fighting with that princess in the secret realm The protagonist started to work as a steward and took on a task. He was fair and aboveboard, used his real name, and did not hide his identity. He killed the demon, and killed the snake on the top of the mountain in the secret realm he entered later. He did not hide his identity. The rest were all hidden identities. Moreover, when the protagonist uses other identities, the waves fly up to the sky, and the protagonist does not have a trump card to save his life. There are now more than 150 chapters, and the protagonist has fused with a 9th-level demon bone. I don't know if his identity will be hidden later. If it is hidden anymore, I won't read it.

It's a short story with no logic, and it's pretty bad. The female protagonist has no reason to save a dying old man in the first chapter, and she also gives the male protagonist a medicine to replenish his vitality and blood. The first murder was also poorly written. He originally practiced bad health-preserving skills, but he actually killed several gangsters who often kill people. After killing people, he didn't deal with the aftermath. The guy next door had to send him away or silence him. No matter how you read this book, the male protagonist couldn't survive the first few chapters. It's terrible.

The skills are all creation level, but they are all used at the mortal level, while various creation level skills (Great Reincarnation, etc.) Are written as minor supporting role skills. To do one thing, first do it in a long and slow manner, talking about seven or eight other things next to it, and talk nonsense nonstop, telling various origins, stories, and reasons. . . Not water. . . There are more than 300 chapters that I can't stand anymore. . . Pig's trotters don't know how to think. They take one step at a time and are at the mercy of others. They don't have any ambition or opinion. There is no decisive killing, only long-windedness.

It feels like a novice novel, and a little frivolous. Others are okay, and the boundaries of combat power are also very blurred.

It looks good in the front, but I can't stand it from the detox copy. It's just a routine, and it becomes even more boring after level 5, but it looks good in the front.

More than two hundred chapters later, the more I read, the more disgusting I feel.

The fighting power is very chaotic

The Great Reincarnation is so cool, it's okay, use it whatever you want

Pure nonsense

Moving as usual