The First God of Slaughter in All Eternity

Very well written, not verbose, and very appetizing

I've been watching it since I was in elementary school and finally finished watching the finale.

Overall it's good, but don't let me down, author! I came here for the harem stallion story, hahahaha

After watching it, the protagonist was well portrayed and his path to invincibility was written very well. The plot was very good. He went out of the Eastern Wasteland and entered the underworld and entered the endless fairyland. He transformed into a dragon and soared, fighting wits and courage with the infinite strong men. He killed and proved his path. He was bumpy and confused along the way, and he was determined and sinking. After all, his brothers, relatives, and lovers would not let him be so lonely. The ending was perfect and without regrets. There were small flaws but they did not hinder him. The shortcomings of this book are the description of emotions. There is too little family, friendship and love. There are many female protagonists, and the descriptions are very vivid. More should be written about their opportunities and fate. They have also been through desperate situations and they also have stories. The author really wants to work hard. I hope there will be a next book.

Well written, good book, worthy of its name

The number one killing god in eternity, I am looking forward to the follow-up plot of the killing god going to the Hunyuan world. I hope the author will update it soon and the work will get better and better!

It's rubbish. After reading eighty chapters, it's really depressing. A descendant of a woman who was his subordinate ten thousand years ago is involved. …So speechless. It's endless verbosity and has no focus. Upgrading a character's force is just like eating, and the delivery is not as fast.

The author writes very well, come on, come on, come on

There are too many things that should be detailed, too many things that should not be detailed, and there are too many things on my mind.

It took more than 500 pictures to save his sister. The author really wanted to write about it.