Nine Swords Killing God

Author: Would you describe your figure as long? Are you a snake?

The title of the book is very good, but the male protagonist is not decisive enough and is too holy.

The overall content of this book is quite good. It's just that the title of the book doesn't match up. The protagonist practices the Nine Swords, which is useless. Except for a limited number of chapters, most of the rest use swords, guns and sticks, and these miscellaneous things. The Nine Swords have their name for nothing.

The plot was pretty good, but the ending felt too abrupt.

The protagonist is brave and resourceful, never gives up when faced with danger, has luck and strength, is decisive in killing, and is not a virgin. It is very enjoyable to watch.

It's really hard to see how you can become an egg after practicing for eight years!

This book is truly indescribable. Let's briefly talk about the beginning. You were in a coma for 8 years because of your family. When you woke up, you found that your mother and sister had been excremented. You killed someone, and instead of running away, you waited for the mastermind behind the scenes. You even asked your sister to buy steamed buns so that you could be easily arrested by your enemies. And my mother is so poor that she can only feed the beggars. The villain doesn't kill her sister even if she is captured. She doesn't threaten the protagonist to cut off her hand or anything like that. Instead, she lets the younger members of the family come up and give it to her. Hey, it's just for fun. In the end, they were all rescued. So. . Brothers, don't read this book. Don't read it. I don't know why it has such a high rating. I don't understand it.

Is there a female protagonist who is a bit averse to stallions?

Undecided, quantum mechanics; Jumping style, virtual world; Incomprehensible explanation, traveling through time and space; Not understanding color matching, cyberpunk; Insufficient imagination, parallel universe; Old-fashioned picture, pursuing retro; Conservation of energy, beginning and end; Writing things based on reason, abstract algebra; Unclear, paying homage to Cthulhu.

Books written by children are bastards.