I'm Really Decent

Lingxiao Palace, Liu Bei looked at the Jade Emperor The Jade Emperor caressed the male and female swords and sighed: "When I gave you this divine weapon, I didn't expect you to grow it much... After all, you were just a straw mat seller at the time and didn't have much money to buy materials. He stared deeply at Liu Bei and found that he really couldn't see through him. The Jade Emperor shook his head, "I didn't expect you to be able to practice it to this point, and even have 90% of the power of Xuanyuan Sword... Compared to Xuanyuan Sword, it's only one step behind!" Liu Bei remained silent, just waiting quietly for the Jade Emperor to finish speaking. "Amazing! Amazing!" Qihuo exclaimed, "If it can be improved again, wouldn't it be another peerless sword?" Liu Bei was silent. He knows all this. "But..." The Jade Emperor changed the topic, "It is difficult, too difficult to break through this last line... Your sword incorporates your five strongest ways, so it needs to be refined with five kinds of original divine flames for decades before it can become an existence like the Xuanyuan Sword. The Jade Emperor looked at Liu Bei, but found that his expression had not changed much. The Jade Emperor couldn't help but said, 'These five divine flames are crystal flame, Hunyuan flame, Fengluo flame, Tianxing flame and Sith flame. .... I have the first one, and the remaining four are extremely rare. Not even your ancestor Liu Bang had it!!... Are you afraid?" Liu Bei looked at the Jade Emperor coldly, and slowly said, "I have all the last four... Only the first one is missing." The Jade Emperor was stunned for a moment. How is that possible!? Those four divine flames... How could he have them!? Could it be Kong Ming? The Jade Emperor raised his head and couldn't help but ask, "You came to me just to Liu Bei nodded and said, "Yes, I came here just for the water experience.

This Si Hanhai became a demon after the war, and then gave up his identity as a human being and became a demon clan on his own. I think this is already a betrayal of the human race. The God-killing Sword all advises the protagonist to deal with Si Hanhai when he has the chance to prevent future troubles. It doesn't matter if the protagonist doesn't take it seriously. It doesn't matter if the protagonist has strength. But this time when he met Si Hanhai, why didn't the protagonist clarify the matter? In the end, he destroyed the Yun clan without any warning but indirectly let Si Hanhai go. In my opinion, if Si Hanhai does not disturb the human race and demonizes other races, he only knows that the strongest ones in the human race are the protagonist and Emperor Zhao. On the contrary, many of the other tribesmen demonized by Si Hanhai were at the seventh or eighth level of heavenly beings. It is obvious that the bone of the human race is hard to chew and has no meat, but the protagonist takes it for granted that Si Hanhai is just thinking about not disturbing the human race. If he is really possessed by demons, he can abandon his relatives of any race and become independent demons. The protagonist still has this idea. I feel that the protagonist is a bit unclear. You can say that the protagonist is strong and it doesn't matter whether he is innocent or not, but the issue of stance should always be clarified, right? Also, the protagonist destroys the Earthling Clan, the Yun Clan, and subdues the Black Stone Sculpture Clan. If the Earth Spirits and Black Stone Sculptures have a problem with the human race, then the Yun Clan does not. They just casually exterminate the clan without any reason. Are they not afraid that the other tribes will use this to attack the human race again? The human race has not yet stiffened its wings, only the protagonist has stiffened his wings. Afterwards, other races didn't give a shit. If this is possible, it's really a bit broken. The protagonist can do this. Can the Demon Emperor, Blood Spirit Emperor, Ancient Buddha, and God Emperor all be able to destroy the clan unscrupulously? I know, because they have no ancestral soldiers and cannot break the secret realm, so they cannot destroy the clan. But the protagonist's genocide still requires the protagonist to pay some price. Unless you say that the protagonist has become an immortal and is so strong that he is not afraid of all races joining forces, then that would be convincing. In fact, this situation has been going on since the protagonist first destroyed the sect in the Eastern State. It was just that there was a reason for it. Although this "cause" would not lead to the annihilation of the sect, and Emperor Zhao himself focused on the development of the human race, so he did not attack the protagonist because he saw his potential. Otherwise, the protagonist would have suffered several losses by jumping like this.

It would feel better if this apprentice was a genius or something. In fact, the point is that there are so many people in Yuanzong. In order to highlight Ning Xuan, the author wrote Ning Xuan's talent as mediocre, and then everyone else has no talent. This feels quite tasteless. After all, there are so many people in Yuanzong, there shouldn't be anyone with talent better than Ning Xuan. It seems that these Yuanzong disciples are not very good. Furthermore, if Ning Xuan had talent and luck, he wouldn't be just a waiter in his twenties. It wasn't until the opportunity came up with the token given by the protagonist that I forced Gong Mingze into it. This apprentice came so unexpectedly! Too hasty! And he has no charisma or character traits. There is no composure of Zheng Fang, no boldness of Niu Feng, no tact of Xu Yuanming, no sharp edge of sword test showing his outstanding talent, no low-key restraint of Wang Tiezhu, and no humor of Zhang Ergou. To be honest, my personal favorite is Wang Tiezhu, followed by Jianfeng. Personally, I prefer characters who are taciturn and have superior strength. Ning Xuan, an ordinary waiter in the shop, was directly given the special channel, and then the chief disciple went a little too far. To be honest, I would feel better if Ning Xuan came into the eyes of the protagonist for the first time after fighting his way through the sect competition. The key point is that the protagonist gave Ning Xuan the marrow-cleansing pill, and Deacon Bi pointed out the legacy of heaven and man. This led to the impression that Ning Xuan got first place in the competition through the back door, and that this competition was nothing more than a formality. In other words, it would be much better if Ning Xuan was described as a person with a strong character and great perseverance. The failure this time was such an important matter as the protagonist recruiting the chief disciple. As a result, there are only a few descriptions of the chief disciple, who came up from behind and started out as a waiter in a shop. Combining these points gives people an unsatisfactory feeling.

This author moved me so damn much (ಥ_ಥ)

If you have reached the pinnacle of Thousand Worlds and still can't deal with two Demon Emperors at the 9th level and one at the 8th level, it's just a joke if you break through the two realms together. This is equivalent to being at the 4th level of martial arts but not being able to deal with 2 level 2 martial arts, 1 level 1st level martial artist, and Zhang Ergou, who is only at the 7th level of Heavenly Man, and you are sure to escape from the real immortal ferocious beasts. Haha, you taste it carefully.

Tried it, non-toxic and delicious. Is it too short? Why two hundred chapters? It's simply not enough to watch, and I want to keep it and ignore it, but I can't help it, and I'm afraid that I won't want to watch it anymore. Tangled. Why didn't I discover this book half a year later? Then I could read it all at once and feel both pain and happiness. Not easy, not easy

The article is not on point. Where does "I am really decent" manifest? I read thirty chapters and found nothing. How much of a loser are you? If you don't play the game well, it has to involve the real world. Fighting those noble people in real life in the game will bring you inexplicable pleasure? I have never seen anyone in a game club talk nonsense and invest randomly, "It will be good for my Wang family to win a novice village." What good is it? Number one on the game list? Server-wide notification? Or give out an artifact so that your Wang family can open a Wang family in the game? Families in the real world don't have any brains, and young masters don't have any brains either. They just want to be the eldest son in the game. You want to say that if you finish the game, there are benefits in the real world, even if your physical fitness improves, it's thirty or forty chapters in, but there is none. One NPC against countless players? I laughed when I saw this. What's even more funny is that in the article, someone lost the game and couldn't afford to lose.

Come on, come on, fuck it guys, Ollie, go, go, go

This is the first time in so many years of reading novels that I have seen a book with so many bugs. Almost every ten chapters have an unexplained bug. The demon disaster in the Desolate Mortal Realm really shows that the author's data is messy, and he can report as much as he wants. One player killed 300 monsters, how many more can 3,000 players kill? Even if it is only one-quarter and one-fifth of the same level. Then the level of these monsters is not low, so you have to have one at a time, right? The average player must have at least 200 points, right? Don't tell me, one person can't even earn two hundred during a magical disaster, so how do you usually earn it for the male protagonist? Normally, the efficiency is higher than the magic disaster, but there are more monsters than the magic disaster? Two hundred points each, what about more than three thousand? 600,000! You told me 80,000? On average, a player only provides 26.6 Per magic disaster.

1. Cool article, really decisive in killing. (Reckless man) 2. The frame structure of the work is incomplete and full of loopholes. (For example: 1. Realm, each domain suppresses cultivation, not the physical body or martial arts; 2. In the spiritual domain, a sect that has been passed down for thousands of years, how many divine martial arts will there be? A group of spiritual martial arts can conquer it; 3. There are too many ants to kill the elephant, and we are facing dozens of sects at the same time, are you sure?) 3. The plot is not compact and the foreshadowing is too blunt. (Knife Master)