Mortal Nine Thousand Years

After reading Chapter 35, the protagonist killed his second aunt just for the sake of one breath, something even the villain can't do! Don't look at the face of the living, but look at the face of the Buddha. His second uncle also had two four- and five-year-old twin children, and his mother was killed by the protagonist. Didn't this indirectly lead to the ruin of his second uncle's family? The protagonist's second uncle is the son-in-law who comes to the house. His second uncle takes the protagonist into the city to his house, where he eats and drinks for half a month. They are originally poor, and each extra person adds a pair of bowls and chopsticks. The second aunt just nags a few words. When the protagonist succeeds, he forces his second uncle to marry his second wife and kills his second aunt. It doesn't matter if it was his second uncle who took the initiative to find a second wife, but if the protagonist arranged it, it would be disgusting! Didn't his second aunt treat his second uncle well after his second uncle became the shopkeeper? Give the protagonist's second uncle a massage when you get home? There are still some people who understand the truth, but they can't stand it and persuade them to quit!

Look, look, look, this is so fateful

It's just so-so. The main character is a young man, so it's a bit awkward. If you don't write a good martial arts novel, you have to stick to cultivating immortals. Just write about cultivating immortals. The problem is that you are too slow to get started. The finale is that the protagonist has practiced for nine thousand years and finally has spiritual roots, and then he is jumped to death.

If I get sick, I'll kill my second aunt and my whole world will be shattered.

Only 3 years have passed since I read 80 chapters. How many chapters will it take to write in these 9,000 years?

The part where the protagonist killed his second aunt was a very big mistake, it was extremely poisonous, but no normal person would do this, and the second aunt had never done anything particularly harmful to him, so the crime would not lead to death. In general, we should be more positive in shaping the protagonist's character. This description makes it feel like the protagonist is a big villain. It has only been eleven years since the protagonist traveled back in time, and he has still stayed in the village. His personality is actually so twisted.

What kind of author would it take to write such a terrible book? The protagonist's views are so distorted, and the author must not be much better. This book can no longer be described as poisonous. It can be called the worst book of the century.

I can't stand it. It's too toxic. I've read so many novels and this one is the most disgusting one I've ever seen.

I hope it will be updated, I am not a novice, the protagonist's halo is not that much, and the protagonist's personality is also very good.

The two books are written by different authors, but the pictures are very similar. This is the first time I met them, so I will post a picture.