I Kill Gods and Demons on Earth

Refining Qi (Qi training, divine foundation, fusion.) Refining Qi and transforming into spirit (heartbeat, spiritual silence, golden elixir.) Refining the spirit and returning it to the void (Nascent Soul, out of body, distraction) Lianxuhedao (integration, transcending tribulations, Mahayana)

It's not easy to find this book in the vast sea of ​​books. I want to leave a little mark on this book to prove that I have been here and read it very hard!

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The writing is very good. I read two of the author's books in a row and will continue to follow the next one.

The subject matter and writing style are both good, but the protagonist's character design is too pedantic, which makes me uncomfortable to watch and I don't like it.

The biggest feature of this book is that you don't have to worry about being fined for speeding.

This author has not improved at all. All the books say the same thing and the writing style is not good.

The article is too cheesy. The protagonist randomly meets a man who is about to die, saves him and shows him his biggest secret, and then gets into all kinds of trouble. The details are blunt.

After reading dozens of chapters, I should change the title of the book, "I Kill Gods and Demons on Earth." This title is not worthy of this book. I should change it to "The Novice Being Keeped by an Old Demon," which would be up to par.

I've read Chapter 50 and will comment. It's good, not verbose, and a little funny.