I Will Practice More in the Heavens

I personally think that there should be real gods in the world of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, but this god is more crotch-stretching. Lord Huo Dexing appeared in the eleventh episode. Reasons to see pictures

When I let a rapist go, I felt it was very toxic, but I wanted to watch it for free... And then I regretted it. I don't know much about the history of the Three Kingdoms, and I haven't watched all the TV series. The author's martial arts training method seems to be self-created, so I won't comment on its accuracy. However, the protagonist is too arrogant and arrogant. He lets the enemy go many times, even though he wants to kill them all at once and insists on keeping them. Dealing with people and things is too simple. The author can write whatever he wants. The country was established without considering the social foundation, laws and regulations, and policy formulation. The protagonist is not qualified in this field. He wants to rely on people from feudal society to formulate it. To be honest, it is whimsical. After it was put on the shelves, I originally wanted to see what kind of writing he could do, but it turned out that there was a big poisonous point right after it was put on the shelves. If you encounter a thief, if you don't snatch it to death, you have to let others snatch the eight formation pictures. After snatching it, you can just kill him with one shot. Hard push, hard writing, anyway, I can't stand it here, so I gave up.

This book is just for me and I still like it, but I can't understand it without a female protagonist. The author said that the protagonist follows the pure practice of his heart, but how can there be no love in a man's heart? Since ancient times, many heroes have also pursued beauties. If you follow your heart, you can have no heroine. To be honest, it is the eunuch's path to immortality. If the author still wants to be a eunuch in a theme like traveling through the heavens, I will give up. I read novels to release the pride in my heart, not to read Buddhist scriptures.

I think this plot is completely unnecessary. The protagonist doesn't kill Chen Dabiao at the beginning, although he does kill him in the end to show that he has a clear idea. Those who kill people will always kill them, and those who humiliate others will always humiliate them. If you kill someone, you should be treated well. Be prepared to kill. The person who harmed Chen Dabiao deserves to die. It is understandable that Chen Dabiao did what he did for revenge, but if he did it, he should be prepared to be killed. The protagonist of Zhu Tianwen should be more decisive in his actions. There is a bit of a gap here.

In the later stage, the combat power collapsed and I stopped watching. I slipped away.

Why do I feel like the protagonist is a bit like a virgin? He can still be in a daze after traveling through time for the second time. Is this a person who has fought in a war?

Because he was pitiful before, your protagonist wants to give a life to a rapist and murderer who raped his wife and daughter? Those who kill will always be killed. Where does the protagonist stand? What is the reason for giving him a way out? The protagonist also takes action to save him? A clear conscience?

After it was released, although I only read a few chapters, it gave me the impression that it was almost garbage and not as good as Three Kingdoms.

Without adding basic attributes, five years of crazily filling in 1% of the marksmanship is awesome.

I don't like it very much that you wear it in advance and come to have a romantic relationship.