After Changing to the Ruthless Path, the Brothers Cried and Begged for Forgiveness

Damn, did you know that your article was stolen and posted on Douyin? I was attracted by the bloody article from the short video on Douyin, but it turned out that it was too expensive to buy the article on the mini program. , I bought a package of articles from Pioneer Library, and found out the original name. Then I searched for it on QQ Reading, and found that it was actually free articles for members. I really liked it. It's still pretty good-looking, so I hope you'll continue to work hard

In Moji, the heroine has been through so much, but she still behaves childishly, taking things step by step, without any sense of the overall situation, and is generally

Not good-looking, The heroine, who claims to be self-reliant after being hurt, expresses that she has given up hope in the people in her past, while at the same time inflicting trouble on them (including but not limited to inexplicably asking the Peacock clan leader to give up his right to rescue Yao Ye, indiscriminately shielding Yao Wuji and ignoring Yao Wuji's harm to Meng Jue). Especially for covering up Yao Wuji, what you did is different from the people in Du Yue Peak covering up those who hurt you. Stand and stand again. Besides, you said you want to be self-reliant and take the high road. Where did your high road come from? It wasn't the information you knew in your previous life. The things you used to save lives several times were not Su Ming's. While flaunting himself as a victim, he "innocently" hurts the old person. What is the difference between your behavior and Ye Congxin described in the article? You want to say that you are completely desperate for your former brothers. I didn't see it. At least you were completely desperate and you didn't so deliberately refuse their help and apology. Regarding the senior sister, I originally liked such a character, but the description in the article was too strange. The reason for unconditionally trusting the heroine was either far-fetched or unreasonable. The deeds of Brother Du Yuefeng described on various occasions in the article are also outrageous. They start to scold the heroine as soon as they get along with each other. Does the author think readers like to see the heroine being tortured inexplicably? There are also various psychological activities describing the repentance of the brothers. Those who don't know it think that their brothers are practicing Buddhism. The key to repenting is only half of the repentance, and after a while, the true nature comes back to life. The reader's emotions range from pity for them to feeling unworthy of them. What you are abusing are the people in the book, not the readers.

Later on, the heroine does not seem to be truly heartless, but rather like someone who is holding her breath and does not want to see Du Yuefeng. The heroine is quite mentally retarded. She was able to torture the heroine to death in her previous life, which proves that the heroine was also mentally retarded in her previous life. It looks bland and bland

The heroine is good, but I don't like it very much. Could there be less inner drama? Is there a male protagonist? If not, it's best, it's best not to be that sword cultivator. (Don't scold me, scold me politely)

Damn, can you give me an update? So few

Can it be updated faster? It's not enough to watch at all

How should I put it, I feel... Not bad, that's right... I feel a bit baffled. First of all, there is the child of destiny who is favored by heaven. I understand the child of destiny to have brains, strength, good looks, and a figure, but not as stupid as in the book. Just think of Su Ming. I can't quite understand why he asked the heroine to borrow money. And in the heroine's previous life, I remember that Makino simply wanted to beat someone up, and then he beat up the heroine because she was weaker. No matter what, such people can't become children of fate, right? First of all, why should they? Secondly, why should they? That master has relatively few appearances. I forgot why he accepted the female protagonist as his disciple, but well, his part in not letting the female protagonist participate in the competition... Emmm... Is a bit difficult to judge. I don't know him very well, but it feels a bit strange. I have forgotten that part, but, I remember that when Ye Congxin was looking at the favorability, the master's favorability towards him was 40 or 50. You can't not let her participate in the competition just because of Ye Congxin. Not to mention the reward for first place in this competition, it seems to be related to his third disciple. There is also Ye Congxin. I feel that his malice towards the heroine is very inexplicable. He wants to live. I can understand him taking away other people's luck. Although I think it is a bit selfish, I also feel that there is nothing wrong with living a life and doing it for yourself. But I really don't understand why she wants to fight with the heroine? From beginning to end, I couldn't quite understand what was the point of him fighting with the heroine? The heroine also has a single spirit root, so she can be considered a genius, so why can't he conquer the heroine together? Wouldn't this be better? My biggest doubt is, why does he want to compete with the heroine? Why does he want to compare with the heroine? Just a little confused

The more I watch it, the more boring it becomes, like a group of children playing house, one of them says I don't want to play with you, and the other group is stupid and thinks they are old enough to dazzle others. Which normal adult would be so stupid as to show his presence in front of people who hate him again and again, and keep saying "I am your senior brother"? Are you a fool who has no brains and can't understand people's faces? This is what I wrote about. Everyone on the peak is a fool, and they are forcibly reduced to intelligence. The villain should also have some brains.

OMG I finally found this book! I originally wanted to play sheep and watch an advertisement... I saw a novel, and then I wanted to continue reading. The small program that jumped to WeChat... I originally wanted to sign up as a member to continue reading, but it was 1 yuan per chapter... More than 200 chapters cost more than 200 yuan, which was really expensive... I started Baidu, Douyin, and searched for the heroine and the title of the book... The search came up strangely... But I couldn't find it! I was so anxious that I almost lost sleep... I actually saw it accidentally today. Who knows how I feel! My lost happiness is back