Feeding Demon Martial Saint

Author: This is what I asked for you in Sanqing Temple. You need this now.

I hope that the protagonist will be at a high level but at a low level, and the plot will be weird and weird, so that it will not be boring to read. It is currently Chapter 110. The routine is to reach a place where the highest combat power and the enemy's highest combat power are pulling against each other, and the enemy is about to break through. Then the protagonist breaks through a realm and beats him to death in the same realm. The person who goes to a place to support him is either a traitor or a disguised person who was eaten by a demon. People around him are either dead or injured, and the dead ones are inherited by the protagonist. Oh my god, where did this disaster come from? When you come, the enemy will break through to the next level, traitors will appear one after another, and monsters will walk everywhere.

These plots have always been about being attacked by monsters. Ten times out of ten times the protagonist goes for reinforcements, he arrives at the last second and saves his colleagues🥲, and then takes action to crush the monsters and shock the audience. It's all about this plot, and there are a few hours left before the monster breaks through, and the protagonist rushes to kill it. Everyone is rushing, and there is not a single moment of rest. After the protagonist arrives, a big event will not stop for a day or two. It may not even take a month to catch up with the protagonist. It's all a running account.

I feel like the protagonist is too rushed and the author has absolutely no need to do this.

Change the soup but not the medicine. As you continue reading, you will find that the plots are exactly the same.

Damn, a royal family is about to go to heaven. I'll ask what the court is doing. This book is stupid, right?

It takes one day to level up and kill monsters, and one day to complete the main story to the end. There are no ups and downs. It feels like the world in the whole book takes less than a month. Upgrading from the basic level to the top level of combat power, one rank per day.

You are a gourd kid. You know that the core fragments are in the hands of the protagonist, and you still line up to deliver them one by one. Seeing that the protagonist has reached a higher level every day, you should have directly lined up the strong ones to take action. A person who dared to intercept and kill the family openly in the imperial city finally became the experience of the protagonist.

The author just likes to have a sense of presence, but the details are not in place.

The protagonist improves a little too quickly. No one doubts it if he levels up every day. I am speechless and have no motivation to continue reading.