There's Something Wrong with This Assassin

For general martial arts novels, the world is very big, and everyone has their own world. The author is very careful to write everyone's world (although it is a bit watery). But in my opinion, this novel is really good. It does not change based on other novels, but creates a novel world on its own. This is a very difficult thing for the author. The author writes very well. In the book I read, the male protagonist's time travel is basically You become a local by playing with the locals, but the male protagonist is different. The author uses the word "water" in the male protagonist's judgment and words and deeds, which makes me feel that it highlights the image of the male protagonist (very suitable for the title of this novel). But there are always shortcomings, such as water, how can water make people feel? This novel is really good, the male protagonist does not nag very much... These are correct, come on, write well.

I admire the villain in this book. He talks a lot. He can just kill and run away, but he just likes to say some B-words. That's okay. The protagonist also likes to say a lot of B-words when fighting and killing enemies. I'm really impressed!

The author writes very well! In my opinion, from a certain point of view, it is better than what some great authors have written. I have always felt that some people who can't stand it prefer cool articles, but unfortunately, that kind of people seem to be the public. I don't understand at all why even non-brained cool articles can become popular_(´ཀ` ∠)_

To be honest, it was okay at first, but when I read Chapter 256, I found out that the protagonist's female partner was such an idiot and naive, so I stopped watching**. The stupid male and female protagonists in real-life TV dramas are already disgusting. It's really disgusting to read a novel like this.

It has been a long time since I stayed up late to read a book. The writing of this book is very good, and the details are impeccable. However, the supporting characters are too much, which makes people feel uncomfortable. It obviously feels like a very good book, but it takes a lot of time to read the ones that are there and not there. It feels insignificant, and the part about Shang Jiuge is really annoying. But this is just a personal feeling. I mainly wanted to vent my anger after reading it. Objectively speaking, this book is still very good and it is worth wasting your time.

This Lin Xue really ruins everything, and the character's behavior is completely inconsistent with her identity. (Assassins who have been trained since childhood are in charge of this and everything, and are assigned to a planning position, but they don't understand anything. It's really a cool operation!!!)

On the good side, the protagonist is quite successful in shaping, has character, and dares to break the principles. The disadvantage is that the reasons for breaking the principles are too far-fetched and almost unsatisfactory. The first heroine can be said to be a simple copy of Silly Baitian. Such an existence can only grow so well under the protection of a group of mothers. Even after experiencing changes, she is still this stupid. Even if she is saving people, she says she can't bear to see it. The most important thing is that she saves because she is Shang Jiuge. It is not saving because of saving people, saying that even if another person is saved, don't laugh to death. Just say that the world needs saving, but there are still few people in need of assistance? Why is one okay? The heroine she created was too straightforward, and all the psychological descriptions were given to dogs. The characters only have white edges and no depth. How to form a vivid character for readers is to make the character have conflicts, environment, identity, and personality, nothing more than that. Going straight will cause awkwardness and abruptness. What's interesting is the perfect grasp of the plot. The shortcoming is the description of the characters and the turning point in the relationship between the characters, which is okay.

The content is too mediocre. The world seems too small. It is often ranked among the top 20 or 30 in the world. Basically, the protagonist rarely takes action and just watches others fight. The content has no expectations at all. The description of the heroine is too exciting. No wonder the results are not good. It is better to watch the big brother.

First, use a special steel wire to design a trap to capture the third-level expert. The location is a ruined temple, the weather is rainy, and there are two third-level characters. Let's first talk about why it is called a poison spot. How can an absconding third-level master search the ruined temple where he lives and choose an escape route? No! What if the trap could not be discovered? Secondly, I really don't understand how to set up this trap. After setting it up in advance, then pushing the door to activate it, and using the wire to move it. And a third-level master wouldn't notice. . . (It will be explained later. The protagonist's strength is unknown, but he is definitely super strong...) Second, Thunderbolt Hidden Weapon, the protagonist is suspected of hand-making a pistol. . . Needless to say, right? As for the pistol, the protagonist in a martial arts novel has developed a thermal weapon. If it wasn't a pistol, it was a local concealed weapon that the undercover Jinyiwei didn't recognize. . . Third, Little Sister Huashan, let me be clear. It is against the law to collect protection money. You cannot say that I charge you protection money, but if I throw this protection money into the river, it has nothing to do with me, right? And there is the government, the county magistrate, right? After sending troops to suppress the bandits many times to no avail, now someone has killed the river bandits. The county magistrate clearly wants to give priority to collecting protection fees. The young aunt wants to take credit for replacing the river bandits, and then thinks that both sides will lose? Send troops to pick fruits? So the question is, the county magistrate who can think of this, still wants to beat me whenever he meets with people who are eating melons? Isn't this forced intelligence? The above are the chapters before they were put on the shelves. I personally feel that they are poisonous points, but I still have to give them four stars because these poisonous points are not extremely poisonous. They can only be said to be a little uncomfortable. Of course, if you think what I said is wrong, then rest assured that I am absolutely wrong.

This book is very strange. Xue Ling is really poisonous to an undercover Jin Yiwei, acting like a spoiled young lady. Not to mention that the assassin is not even qualified as a guard. The protagonist knows everything and does not need her at all. All the hard-earned money is used to buy her self-defense weapons. All I can say is that her boss couldn't stand her and sent her as an undercover agent for a reason. She was incompetent and didn't know herself. She had no other characteristics except a big temper and a small mind. He also shows random kindness and pretends to be a mess. He does anything but messes up the first place. He is just a laggard.