Eternal Sword Master

I feel like the protagonist of this book has a really twisted personality. Someone's relative is dying. You run over and tell them that I can save him, but why should I help you save him? Then they put on an ugly face and show no mercy, or put forward some conditions that are difficult for normal people to accept. Then others will feel angry and hateful towards his character and behavior, and the protagonist will wonder why others have such emotions. I feel that the protagonist's thinking logic is already in the ranks of perverts. I wonder if anyone else has any deeper insights...

I won't watch movies with more than two female protagonists. I like to watch movies with only one female protagonist or no female protagonist. Love is so precious. If there are more, is this love still precious? But saying Human beings are inherently greedy. This sentence has not changed at all from primitive to modern society.

Alas, Gunda's calligraphy and painting are very graphic, especially the fighting scenes. There are many novels in which the protagonists are awesome and act like idiots, but behave like retards. There are also many protagonists who are so smart that they are so stupid that they can predict everything. Faced with various situations, they will sneer and say that he has already thought of it. Damn it, you are so awesome, why don't you go to heaven? There are others who become so arrogant and arrogant when they travel through time that they kill their whole family at every turn, and shout that I am going against the will of heaven, so cool, the air is fine, so why bother with you? The protagonist of the book makes people feel that he is living a real life. He will experience various troughs, face various misfortunes, know how to keep a low profile when he is weak, not stir up trouble, and know what can and cannot be done. I have read all his books, from Swordsmanship, Wizards, Mystery, Eternity to the Ultimate Demon. Apart from his books, there are very few books that I can read now. The book is ten years old. There is often a shortage of books, but the big books are really good.

Especially marrying Xiao Lingling, marrying her is understandable and affectionate. Why don't you go and explain to your junior sister before getting married? The same goes for when you get married. You can either listen to the explanation. If you don't listen to the explanation and leave, then make a clean break. Pig's feet are such a scumbag. You want to have two boats. If you repay your kindness in this way, you shouldn't marry someone else. You are selfish and hurtful. Is there any safety law in the world? I don't want to say it anymore, it's too bloody.

The protagonist is too miserable. His girlfriend abandoned him (this girlfriend and those divorced women are two different concepts), and he is often bullied by some supporting characters. His wife died early, his son is at odds with him, his apprentice is far behind the protagonist in cultivation, and the apprentice's clone can kill the protagonist with one hand. I want to write a big word "miserable" on the protagonist's face!

The book "Go away" has not been a mainstream writing method from the beginning, so I suggest that readers of harem and brainless cool novels really don't come here, or those who want to read pure cool novels go and read the author's new book. This book should be written by the author according to his own ideas, without catering too much to the market, and it is not a cool novel in the popular sense.

This is one of the most rubbish cheat systems I have ever read.

The first few hundred chapters were extremely depressing and the protagonist couldn't advance further. He reached the climax of the underworld at the Yuan Mo Sect, and then he became the reincarnation of the Yin Ji True Lord and then started to show off in the Yang world. After practicing the Taishang Nine Divine Wind Sword, he began to eat people and have abortions! Personally, I feel that the best part is the period from the beginning of the Yuan Mo Sect in the underworld to the reincarnation.

If you like to read the kind of books where the main character takes off right away and can't stand a little grievance, or if you are the kind of pure lover who has a view on love and must stay with his only true love for life, then I can only say that I don't recommend reading this book. The protagonist is An Ying (the first female) whom she meets at the beginning, and then they part ways around the 20th chapter. At this time, the two have no definite relationship at all, they can only say that they like each other. After that, An Ying does not appear until she meets Xiao Lingling (the second female). Xiao Lingling is not likable because some of Xiao Lingling's early plots make it seem like she is a bit green tea and a follower of the crowd, but in the final analysis, she has not done anything that harms the interests of the protagonist. The protagonist marries her because she was injured trying to save the protagonist, resulting in her losing all her talents and completely ruining her future. Does it make sense that the protagonist marries her? I even saw someone comment that the protagonist helped her several times and it was right for her to repay the protagonist. I was shocked. Let's explain the formula: the second heroine only needs to repay the protagonist with her future and life, but the protagonist has to pay a lot to help the second heroine if he can do what he can. I thought I had a relatively dark heart, but I didn't expect that there was someone darker than me who was actually a pure lover? ? ! ! Learned a lot. When the protagonist was with Xiao Lingling, he still thought about An Ying, but he only thought about it. He didn't feel sorry for Xiao Lingling, nor did he feel sorry for An Ying. Then he looked for An Ying after Xiao Lingling's death, and he was still trying to do two things? If you think the protagonist is a scumbag, I guess it's because no one has ever liked you, right? Therefore, I long for love and imagine that love must be beautiful. The two people like each other and only have eyes for each other, as if their love is destined. All I can say is, continue to fantasize, and then fantasize for a lifetime. It seems that in the eyes of many people, people are either good or bad, and the world is either black or white, so go away is great. His novels will tell you that the world is gray, and the protagonist is just the protagonist, an ordinary person with a golden finger. Overall this book doesn't get five stars, but it definitely deserves four stars.

The writing is not very good, but the rating is so high. How did it come about?