Returned after Three Years of Reincarnation in the Martial Arts World

I feel like I have so many things to talk about and I don't know where to start~

Hello author, if there are 10,000 readers, how many people can subscribe? Upper limit and lower limit, just a rough range is fine

There are so many poisonous points. It's so uncomfortable to read. If the poisonous points are not important, then forget it. The key point is the plot direction driven by the poisonous points. It was the first time I went to kill gangsters to get money, but I didn't even know how to destroy the corpses and eliminate traces. I felt that I had no IQ at all. There was no explanation as to why the murder scene was not concealed, and the plot immediately picked up on being suspected by the government officials and investigating him. Then he killed people and silenced them. Killing people in public, and then being investigated again, it's really vicious, and you have to live in a hotel with empty rooms when you first come to the new world. The key is that people come and go to use the elevator. The surveillance of elevators in the modern world is just a decoration. Then the protagonist is sniped in the room, and then shoots the killer with a backhand bullet. Is there no one to investigate? Is the glass not broken? It's so uncomfortable. It feels like time is spent by fools fighting for conflict. Others can't have some IQ. Oops. I originally felt that the plot setting was quite novel, but the plot was too toxic to read.

There is no system (at least there is no system yet). Pig's Knuckle Sofa is decisive and has clear ideas. However, it is not updated well. It can't finish one chapter every day. This is also the case after it is put on the shelf. The free book next door only has two or three chapters a day. In addition, for the few people who died recently, you appeared nearby. Just say that the last killer has killed everyone, and there is still most of the night. The protagonist just ignores him and lies opposite your house. If you walk a lot at night, something will happen sooner or later (it depends on how you come back).

I haven't watched it yet, I've seen quite a few in the past.

The hotel room has been cleaned, but the protagonist really didn't find the problem. The author thinks this is a normal phenomenon. Think about it, the room you live in is a mess, but it becomes clean and tidy after you go out, which means that someone has come in and cleaned it. If you open the room, it is normal, and you, a hacker, think it is normal.