[Fate Traits] [Body Tempering] [System] [Demons] [Decisive and Ruthless] [Conquest]
The evil dragon's tail is severed, and the world falls into chaos.
Here, extreme martial artists wield fists that can raise mountains and stir waters; scions of great clans wield swords like flying immortals; and mighty demons reign from their thrones, their fearsome power blotting out the sky.
Bai Duo transmigrates with a scroll of dragons and tigers in his mind. By slaying powerful foes, he can obtain dragon-and-tiger qi, which he can use to refine fate traits or advance his martial arts.
What do fate being ordained by Heaven and immortals being set apart from mortals matter? Who cares how overwhelming your power is!?
I need only throw one punch to make you vanish without a trace!
(PS: The protagonist may be a constable who arrests criminals, or a villain who treats human lives like dirt. He is both a chivalrous hero who draws his blade to help the helpless and a sinister, ruthless fiend. He may be a hero who turns back a million enemy soldiers, or a usurper who deceives the world and steals the throne.
Virtue and vice, identity and status, are only tools for achieving one's goals.)
I have been reading novels for twenty years. Anyway, I feel very comfortable. Of course, it is not as refreshing and comfortable as a mindless novel.
Good review terminator! How long have I been watching?
The pig's feet are very well shaped. In this world, only if you know how to advance and retreat can you achieve success in life. If you know how to hide, you can live forever.
This kind of theme where the protagonist is not a human seems to be the most enjoyable. Unfortunately, there are fewer and fewer people writing about this kind of thing. There is also an old master who has been renamed, which is similar. The cultivators really don't want to watch it at all. In the end, their power collapsed.
It's a pity that after reading dozens of chapters and nearly a hundred chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. The protagonist is just like a supporting character, and there is nothing exciting about it. Many events are developed from the perspective of other characters. The protagonist is purely possessed by a soy sauce halo, and then the promotion is very slow and he can't do anything. It's barely a shadow of Jidaowen, but it's quite far from Jidaoshuangwen.
Does the author understand what Yakuza-ryu is?
Without nutrition, you learned martial arts and grew to 1.8. Are you taking urea?
In the early stage, the Yakuza should be well written. Before the 100th chapter, there are gods and ghosts, the protagonist is a chicken, and these things have to be arranged. The ghosts and killing rules are simply stitched together. The ancient ghosts are so well written that even novice protagonists have passed. Just arrange these things, as if the protagonist is a supporting character, and he will not die. Others write turtle stories, at least the protagonist can solve it, but yours is a protagonist whose aura explodes and only knows how to run. There are such golden-fingered pigs that take off. The protagonist of your plot is chased by ghosts and ghosts, and you don't kill two people. Your strength is not improved at all, and it's uncomfortable to watch.
What plot do you like to watch or what character settings do you want to arrange? You can write it down on this floor.
Not bad: based on what the author said about brainstorming, this book is unmistakable. The work can be fictional, fantasy,,, but it cannot be divorced from reality...⛽️⛽️