I Have a Role in the Heavens

He personally killed his parents who were very kind to him, killed all his relatives, and left a younger brother. This must be a pervert with a brain problem! What's the point of being considerate? Mental illness is pretty much the same. His relatives and parents are really unlucky. It's a sick culture where he lived a good life.

It's not easy to add someone to the third generation Let's go watch Naruto again

The author seems to be a product of brainwashing by the perverted culture of his childhood. I have lived in vain for so many years and have no basic three concepts. The cultural output is so terrible. I wonder how many people will be assimilated like this author many years later.

The protagonist in "Swordsmanship in the Snow" is simply Xu Fengnian's father. He treats Xu Fengnian better than Xu Fengnian's biological father. He gives him exercises, merits, and women. He is simply the best grandfather in the world. Xu Fengnian just takes care of the protagonist's grandfather. , The protagonist's grandfather is Xu Fengnian's father's disease, and he retired due to injury. This kind of protagonist always likes to talk about cause and effect. You are so nice to Xu Fengnian than his biological father. Xu Fengnian has nothing to repay you except calling you brother a few times. A big favor is equal to a big hatred. The protagonist is not worthy of talking about cause and effect.

Today's authors still only have the old routines, and want to read something new. Some titles say new anti-routines, but the results are still the same old routines, which is simply speechless. 99% Of the male novels in QQ Reading revolve around women. The whole book is about finding women to pave the way for a harem. It's exactly the same.

After reading dozens of chapters of Naruto, the perspective is always on the protagonist, but I can't take it in. Then the description of the third generation's behavior towards Itachi always seems to be whitewashing them. It's not necessary. You don't always have to interpret it in depth according to your own ideas. There are too many descriptions of preaching thoughts. Write the plot well and let the plot speak for itself. Don't directly go into straightforward preaching thoughts. If you think the third generation and Itachi did nothing wrong, just use your own subsequent plot to describe it instead of talking directly. Are you forcing your book friends to confront your thoughts?

It's so poisonous. Have you really watched Naruto? Moreover, the Will of Fire is really inconsistent with our concepts.

It's really disgusting, I only read three or four chapters. It only made me sick for a week.

The protagonist, a good guy, does nothing but trains to be a jounin. Knowing that his father would die, he prepared for it. As a result, someone robbed the house on the first day. The reason given was that I didn't expect people to take action, which was outrageous. This is like League of Legends, where the jungler only farms in the jungle area. When the jungler had maxed out his magical equipment and was ready to show off, the base was demolished and he was speechless. Such a jungler and such a protagonist really have no meaning in existence.

After just reading two chapters, I felt that the protagonist completely regarded himself as an aborigine, feeling pain and understanding pain. What the hell is this, not changing the world!