Nine Yang Sword Saint

I suspect that the protagonist is actually a eunuch with no spine. He is a man who has to fight for his life. He was mistreated by Dongfang, and he was written in a tangled manner. In the end, he actually got married again. He married her after killing her over and over again. Is beauty so important? I suspect that the author has a fresher mind. With so many positive reviews, are the people who read the book so cowardly? Also, I have seen the protagonist gritting his teeth to become stronger more than n times, but the result is that he is still weak. Forget it, he is still so fond of causing trouble, righteous and awe-inspiring, and he is not dead. The protagonist's halo is max, and the brain-dead halo is max. Also, the women around me are all the pride of heaven, they are awesome and flattering, and they are all disrespectful. Even if they have strong personalities, forget it, but the protagonist is so cowardly. . . . Hey, a strong man doesn't even give up his dignity, he refuses, and acts like he won't marry unless he is the king. He is drunk. How can a strong woman look at the garbage on the roadside? The protagonist is a college graduate after all, and his emotional intelligence is as speechless as that of an elementary school student. . . . Anyway, I don't like this way of writing. Argue if you are not convinced

The second book made me want to curse when I read it. Really, the protagonist is a time traveler, right? Not to mention how awesome the master is, there is an awesome master who doesn't teach his disciples, but just comes up and throws away the original secret book and teaches nothing. Carrying him is like carrying this book. He knows everything except physical attack secrets? Right? Do you still have to find the original mental method yourself? You don't even know how to teach the Yin Yang Sect's mental methods? Moreover, the first hundred chapters are about how the protagonist works hard to obtain five beast elixirs, and from the beginning, the hundred chapters are all about relying on women. He himself has no scheming except to fight for his life at every turn. Is this a time traveler? China's five thousand years of heritage have become dregs in another world? Now that I have decided to write about time travel, most of what I want to see is the protagonist trying to show off in various ways and slap him in the face. This is such a toss-up, is it always torturing the protagonist? Although I didn't read it later, I read in the comments that it was mentioned that Dongfang Ling was taken away. Did the protagonist finally realize that this woman is actually not bad at heart, and it was society that changed her? Um? Did this woman fall in love with each other after saving the master's foot or being saved by the pig's foot? To be honest, your book's score was lowered too much because of this? Do you think this kind of person can be forgiven? If so, your book will definitely not be read by many people. There are a lot of typos, and you also say that you have written many novels. Oh my god, have you graduated from elementary school? I honestly couldn't help but want to curse when I read your book! ! Charges start around chapter 100. I wonder where your courage comes from? It's more expensive than the great gods? The first charged chapter is 16 book coins, which scared me. Can you explain why you charge for it in a separate chapter? I really laughed. If your book is good, people will buy it even if you don't explain it. But if your book is not good, you still charge such a high price. You have the nerve to write it down, and I'm convinced! No matter how good your books are in the future, I won't dare to read them, I'm afraid! ! !

Why is every novel written by this author a novel? Don't you get tired of writing it?

Disgusting! So disgusting! How hypocritical, so disgusting, the protagonist, a scumbag, the protagonist! It seems that only Pig Horns in the world is the super invincible Virgin Mary! But if you read it carefully, it's disgusting. It's really disgusting and hypocritical. The author is forcing kindness. You can't hide it. I read it disgustingly and hypocritically!

I went to read the later chapters and it turned out that Dongfang Bingling was taken away. Haha, I accepted such a shame and humiliation and it also involved the life and death of many people. The protagonist is still in love with each other. If I don't kill him, it is my greatest tolerance.

The protagonist is a loser, and he's also a stallion. It's so disgusting.

I'm very curious about how the male protagonist handles his relationship with Dongfang Bingling

Rubbish, too much nonsense, just a perverted masochist

Brother, I have read it three times, and this is the fourth time. There are too many deletions, and there are obviously many typos. You can just copy the book. The plot has been deleted, there are typos, and some of them can't be read clearly. It's so disrespectful to the author. Some chapters are completely misleading.

The first time I saw this book, the author designed the plot very well at the beginning, with ups and downs. But while reading this book, I discovered a small problem. Therefore, a common problem in this type of book collection is that the author has the protagonist constantly breaking through his own level a little too often in the process of writing the book. So much so that after two chapters, the protagonist has to find a breakthrough. Along the way, there are many powerful villains, one after another without stopping. As the protagonist grows up to a level of villain, he becomes a level up, so that the characters in the small sect are even more powerful than the protagonist. It has become normal for the protagonist's aura to be too powerful and kill people beyond his level. This will cause some character collapse in the later chapters. Count them carefully. Every five chapters there must be a plot where the villain is killed by leapfrogging. The number of chapters in a book divided by five equals the number of villains. How can there be anything new to see in this way? I have my own opinions on this book.