The Condor Shooting Man's Journey

I read a few chapters, but I really can't stand it. There's no interest in reading it at all. It's a complete failure.

I feel bad when I see the monk

The title of the book is "A man behaves like a man, but his behavior is like a girl's. He doesn't know what to do when faced with life and death enemies. He doesn't kill a few enemies in the whole book. He will cry when one of his own dies. After the enemy is defeated, he not only refuses to kill him, but also does not allow his companions to kill him. He also lets the enemy run away. I really don't know what the brain is used for." Maybe the author wanted to create a protagonist with a chivalrous image, but unfortunately his understanding of chivalry is extremely ridiculous. A simple summary of "chivalry" means punishing evil and promoting good, and giving justice to the weak. Don't you think I am a hero and the other is an enemy, so if you want to be chivalrous, you will help one party and offend the other party. Both sides are mortal enemies but cannot even think about offending you. It is completely wishful thinking and both sides will hate you to the bone. In short, reading this book will make you sick.

It's a bit awkward to watch. It's clear that the storyline shows that Jue Xin is aware of the plot development, but you write it as if you don't know. It's too awkward to watch! ! !

You are only in your twenties. It is normal that you have not met someone you like. Later you will find that you probably will never meet someone again.

I actually traveled through time in Shaolin Temple, why didn't I learn the Nine Sun Magic Kung Fu, rubbish novel

It's just that the protagonist doesn't know the plot of the vulture shooting, which feels like a failure.

If I remain a vegetarian, will I still be able to touch women in the future?

Come on, don't be a eunuch, update quickly! ! ! ! ! !

Since he is a monk