Full of Martial Virtue

In Chapter 5, when the protagonist is about to be attacked by the enemy, he will not hurt the enemy, but the enemy cannot beat him. The enemy wants to use a gun, but finds that the protagonist has it and asks people to beat him up. I would like to ask if someone gets the gun, will you ask people to go up and fight in a group? You want to defraud the insurance, right? It turns out that this protagonist is so good. When being beaten by a group, he said that he didn't have any grudges, so he didn't use guns or fists. If the gang beat you, it doesn't count as grudges? And if you don't want to get grudged, you can just fire a warning shot. It means that both sides are clowns. Two stars prevent review deletion.

Now that you have made up your mind, do it well. Xia Huilan wants to help Wu Xiaode. This time she is really relieved. Let you all work hard together.

I see that many book friends only have Level 1. It makes sense that after buying dozens of chapters, they have to reach Level 2

Although this thing sounds ridiculous, it is the most reasonable explanation. Maybe Wu Xiaode and the others really came to the Death Cave. And face danger again

Why did this book fail so much? ? Did your IQ temporarily run out after writing Worlds of Doom Online? ? Would you like the author to take a look at what you wrote in the first fifty chapters? ? ? ? ?

Support support! ! Support support! ! Support support! !

I feel that each of the books on Fireworks is not as good as the other. I still remember my excitement when I read Realms late at night and saw the volume of Nine Sides for the first time. I slapped the table while reading it late at night. The plot reversal and climax of Realms are all foreshadowed in the previous chapters. Even a small and inconspicuous detail in hundreds of chapters is the key to turning things around in thousands of chapters in the future. A foreshadowing has been buried for thousands of chapters. I didn't care if it was just scribbling, but then I suddenly thought of filling it in. This paragraph really surprised me. The reversal of the plots in the worlds is logically self-consistent, and it never felt far-fetched or abrupt to me before. At that time, I really thought the worlds were really beautiful. But The more I write about it, the more disappointing it becomes. I won't say much more about the Infernal Artist. I can only say that the artist can barely read it, but this martial artist is full of martial virtue and really has no eyes to see. I won't talk about the distance, just the ending. Fireworks. You can see for yourself whether you think it looks like a composition written by a junior high school student. Isn't it a bit awkward and uncomfortable for you to read this ending yourself? Don't you think it's far-fetched? The endings of each of your trilogies are very sloppy. It makes people feel that they didn't put any thought into it and ended it just for the sake of the ending. This is really disappointing. Forget the first two parts, at least there is the past content mentioned in the previous part, but this martial virtue is so full that I really can't understand it. Makes me wonder if this was written by fireworks. I feel that Pyrotechnics' current attitude toward books is too sloppy. When I read Zhujie, I could clearly feel that the work and the author were improving together. But when I look at Wu De, I only see the resentment of a worker who works overtime and only wants to rest and not work. This is obviously not treating your own book as a book. As a reader, I hope that Pyrotechnics will take each of its works seriously. If the next work is the same as this book, it will really disappoint those of us who have always supported you.

Let's not talk nonsense about which character Xiao Wu is in the Realms. There are not many people in Purgatory who have the same moral character as Wu, but if he were a character in the Realms, I would feel a bit like Barry. The extra story of Zhujie said that Qingshan is still saving the heroic spirit of the blood sea, so he first arranged the possibility of the heroic spirit of the blood sea for Xiao Wu, excluding others, maybe Xiao Wu is a new original character. Of course, it's not easy to discuss Xiao Wu's identity now. The power system in Wudori's Fireworks book is very complicated. When I was reading Purgatory, I thought that if I wrote too high a power system too early, I might not be able to write it in the future. The books written by Pyrotechnics have always been wild and unrestrained, but when it comes to the infinite background, it is not out of touch. If the existing power system cannot be called infinite, then the book will be useless. In addition, I feel that things related to evil spirits have not appeared until now. It is a bit slow. The Doomsday Cage is okay, related to evil spirits, but more like a supporting role. The evil devil is the biggest villain in Pyrotechnics' current books, but apart from that There is no other introduction other than the history of being chased by Chaos. What is the devil, how did it appear, and what is its background. Fireworks was not introduced in the first two books. It is only known that the devil is outside all systems and is the enemy of all living beings. As for why it is an enemy and why it is so strong, it has not been said at all. This has bothered me for three books. I hope Fireworks can make up for it this time. [Emot=default,38/]

I hope this book will be equally brilliant, but Pyrotechnics is so good at laying out the worldview that the content is too general, including all kinds of power systems. The collapse of the power system is a routine operation of fireworks. I hope this book will not have too many pitfalls

It's really amazing. I haven't even read a few chapters, but there are so many flaws that I don't know how to talk about. I write whatever I feel is poisonous. It's a poisonous book that is soaked in rain and dew.