Great Tyrant System

I can't stand it anymore after reading chapter 20. Oh my god, killing one person costs ten taels, and a small gang fight costs about two thousand taels. Who can be the leader? If he doesn't develop himself, if it is organized, it can be compared to the army. The problem is that they are just a bunch of ordinary gangsters, and their salary is higher than that of elite and experienced soldiers. It can't be said, it can't be justified. He's still a tyrant, but he's pretty much the same as a big-headed, brainless person. I hope there will be some changes in the attack. This is my experience of reading books for nearly 5 years. A tyrant must have the style and personality of a tyrant. Many books fail in this aspect, especially brainless ones. Remember that the protagonist's subordinates must be serious and the protagonist must be strict. It feels like the protagonist is his subordinate, and the protagonist's subordinates are the protagonist's guests.

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I would like to ask the author if the setting of your book is imitating another book (Feng Qiyue's Strongest Villain System). They draw characters first and then draw martial arts from the characters. The levels are all from one to five stars. They are all cold-blooded and only serve their own interests. They all start from the members of a small local gang.

The author should be imitating Feng Qiyue. Not to mention that they all lead one faction in a small place first. After the unification, they get into trouble and give up their power to run alone. Then they are helped by people from the six sects along the way, and they all have the surname Tie. This part is imitated by Su Xin. When he becomes a certain girl's martial arts teacher later, will he move out again? (Not reading yet) I remember that Fang Xiu also did a mission to help the daughter of a certain family lead a city. You also have to develop some unique features of your own, otherwise it would be boring if you just imitate others and your writing is not as good as others. Just like the previous gang, except for one Qin Xian, no one else deserves to have a name? And there is no one who can use it. Even Qin Xian is just an ordinary person with no characteristics, no strategy, no strength, but he has been with the protagonist for a longer time. This is where the author failed to write the story well. The characterization was too weak, and the protagonist was not assigned a capable person. Of course, there are also the author's own things in it, but I feel that the author's own things only account for a small part. This is not a good start, it depends on what happens next.

When I first came in, the book was called The Tyrant System, but the subject matter was martial arts. I would like to ask the author, did you choose the title of the book to attract readers' attention? When I saw the title of the book, I thought it was an emperor-like character, but it didn't seem to be the case.

I find that many authors now like to write Dugu Nine Swords as awesome. It is obviously a common martial art in the low martial arts world. Some people write it directly as a god-level skill. In fact, Dugu Nine Swords is okay in a low martial arts world. After all, the skills in the low martial arts world are not enough and skills are needed. But in the high martial arts world, if you write it so powerfully (ง •̀_•́)ง it makes people very uncomfortable to watch😔.

Jiangzhi, it's obvious that compared to Guiyi Realm, those three bandits are lower than him. You still have to use tricks to lure them out. I'm convinced.

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Why do you want to build up power when you can't do it alone? Speechless

After all, it's a tyrant system that can't even have subordinates, right?