The protagonist unexpectedly travels through the world of evil spirits, where evil spirits are raging and human lives are like grass. With the control panel, he can infinitely modify his martial arts, become a saint in his body, and crush all the evil in the world.
"Evil spirits are hard to kill?"
"Modify the "Thunder and Fire Demon-Conquering Technique" to the extreme!"
The power of thunder and fire reaches through the sky and the earth, destroying all evil!
"With the frenzy of evil spirits, will the human race be destroyed?"
The protagonist opens the panel, directly modifies the supreme martial arts, and cultivates the heaven-reaching power to suppress it forever!
Not my cup of tea, personally! I only read the beginning. Although the writing style is very light and humorous, it feels a bit like a running story. How bad this person is, how miserable this person will be in the future, and then everyone hears their voices and wants to gather around the heroine to listen to the plot development.
This is the worst heroine I have ever seen. The heroine is never the smartest and most outstanding one among a group of people. She is extremely stupid when she hurts people anytime and anywhere in the middle of the book! The starting point of the book is too low (an old man who marries his dead wife to marry a girl) will only feel out of place when he writes about how powerful he becomes an immortal and a god later on. I didn't choose the male protagonist either (he was married, had a son, and his wife died). At the beginning of the book, everyone could listen to their voices and it was a bit interesting. However, in the middle and later stages of the book, it became ridiculously confusing. This is the only book that I didn't want to know the ending of.
The parts in the human world are good-looking and have some laughs, but when it comes to the world of cultivating immortals, they go off topic and get tired.
The first half of the book is very interesting and super funny, but in the middle the male protagonist comes back to have a romantic relationship and it becomes uninteresting. The second half of the book is not interesting when it comes to the world of cultivating immortals.
Are the emperor's people so useless? Even if the letter is intercepted by the ministers, it will not be sent out. He was killed in the middle of the night and I didn't even know who did it. The shadow guard sent by the queen to the heroine couldn't notice the scumbag climbing the ladder, or did he deliberately not stop him? None of the members are useful, and no one has any brains. When I saw Chapter 18, I couldn't stand it anymore.
Selfish, no brains
It's very beautiful, it's such a huge leap
Difficult to comment.
I don't think I'm very picky when it comes to reading. The story is logically coherent, the protagonist's views are upright and not overly intellectual, and the writing is smooth enough. After seeing 270+ chapters in this book, I really can't stand it anymore. The theme is pretty common. The heroine has a system and the royal family members can hear her voice. The heroine helps many royal family members change their destiny. The early stage is quite interesting. Slowly things started to get chaotic later on, with all kinds of bad internet memes coming in, the villain jumping around repeatedly, a whole chaotic scene, palace fighting is not palace fighting, cultivating immortals is not cultivating immortals, the good and bad guys are both stuck in bugs, the royal family members from the emperor to the princes all have low IQs, they just kneel down and lick the heroine in an attempt to mix some pills from the heroine, without any sense of déjà vu as an emperor and a nobleman, not to mention the character and character. The emotional line with the male protagonist is also written in a mess. Either there is no male protagonist or two strong characters can be watched. Why should the male protagonist be made greasy and anxious or even inexplicably humble in front of the female protagonist? It would be fine if they were deeply in love, but the two of them don't have any emotional drama to advance their relationship... To sum it up, I don't recommend watching it.
Not my cup of tea, personally! I only read the beginning. Although the writing style is very light and humorous, it feels a bit like a running story. How bad this person is, how miserable this person will be in the future, and then everyone hears their voices and wants to gather around the heroine to listen to the plot development.
This is the worst heroine I have ever seen. The heroine is never the smartest and most outstanding one among a group of people. She is extremely stupid when she hurts people anytime and anywhere in the middle of the book! The starting point of the book is too low (an old man who marries his dead wife to marry a girl) will only feel out of place when he writes about how powerful he becomes an immortal and a god later on. I didn't choose the male protagonist either (he was married, had a son, and his wife died). At the beginning of the book, everyone could listen to their voices and it was a bit interesting. However, in the middle and later stages of the book, it became ridiculously confusing. This is the only book that I didn't want to know the ending of.
The parts in the human world are good-looking and have some laughs, but when it comes to the world of cultivating immortals, they go off topic and get tired.
The first half of the book is very interesting and super funny, but in the middle the male protagonist comes back to have a romantic relationship and it becomes uninteresting. The second half of the book is not interesting when it comes to the world of cultivating immortals.
Are the emperor's people so useless? Even if the letter is intercepted by the ministers, it will not be sent out. He was killed in the middle of the night and I didn't even know who did it. The shadow guard sent by the queen to the heroine couldn't notice the scumbag climbing the ladder, or did he deliberately not stop him? None of the members are useful, and no one has any brains. When I saw Chapter 18, I couldn't stand it anymore.
Selfish, no brains
It's very beautiful, it's such a huge leap
Difficult to comment. I don't think I'm very picky when it comes to reading. The story is logically coherent, the protagonist's views are upright and not overly intellectual, and the writing is smooth enough. After seeing 270+ chapters in this book, I really can't stand it anymore. The theme is pretty common. The heroine has a system and the royal family members can hear her voice. The heroine helps many royal family members change their destiny. The early stage is quite interesting. Slowly things started to get chaotic later on, with all kinds of bad internet memes coming in, the villain jumping around repeatedly, a whole chaotic scene, palace fighting is not palace fighting, cultivating immortals is not cultivating immortals, the good and bad guys are both stuck in bugs, the royal family members from the emperor to the princes all have low IQs, they just kneel down and lick the heroine in an attempt to mix some pills from the heroine, without any sense of déjà vu as an emperor and a nobleman, not to mention the character and character. The emotional line with the male protagonist is also written in a mess. Either there is no male protagonist or two strong characters can be watched. Why should the male protagonist be made greasy and anxious or even inexplicably humble in front of the female protagonist? It would be fine if they were deeply in love, but the two of them don't have any emotional drama to advance their relationship... To sum it up, I don't recommend watching it.