A Storyteller in the Martial World, with Yaoyue at His Door

At the beginning, he dared to arrange the Yihua Palace and the Chinese Zodiac without the strength. He is really the protagonist.

Is the author a charlatan? Your mother is so beautiful and yet she still finds a married woman. You must be writing from your own heart! Never seen a woman! Diaosi?

... If you want to give the protagonist so many enemies, why do you have to overwhelm the protagonist? It just so happens that the protagonist is so confident. At the beginning of the game, the protagonist dares to say in front of Lian Xing, who is about to become a heavenly being, "It's not about confidence, it's about strength." I'm afraid he can't even stop his momentum...? Moreover, it is most outrageous to give away the drawn armor and martial arts. Isn't the protagonist so confident? Why would he do such a thing that destroys his character? Even if they have to be separated, it doesn't prevent the protagonist from learning and then dividing, right? Is it possible that the protagonist can forget the secrets after practicing? It is obvious that you will be invincible after learning something, but you can still learn half of it and not learn half of it... It is simply a fancy way to dominate...

You said that Xiao Longnu's appearance is barely comparable to Yao Yue's, but her martial arts skills are that of a three-legged cat. Even Lin Chaoying cannot compare to Yao Yue. Is this nonsense?

There are so many people following suit, the plots are all the same damn thing, except for the characters, are there any differences?

This is not how a coward who gave up his fiancée repays his kindness.

It's outrageous. Even if you change the source, you still accuse Bodhidharma. Monks are already everywhere. Saying that Bodhidharma has broken and ascended a long time ago. Saying that Nine Yangs is what Bodhidharma did after observing the Nine Yins Sutra. After saying that Bodhidharma is the first ancestor of all Shaolin Temples, the previous article also explained the origin of Jiuyin and said that Huang Shang may have broken into the void. According to your timeline, if Huang Shang practices diligently, he may be broken earlier than Bodhidharma. . . . Let's not talk about whether Bodhidharma is generally strong in martial arts works. It's not a problem for you to mix it up with a background version. . . . . I don't understand why you changed this. Just say Jiuyang is the protagonist. Guan Jiuyin feels that everything he does is better than this.

Every time a character is drawn, they are thrown thousands of miles away. People with strength can still come over, but what if people without strength are in danger? If Nongyu is close, the protagonist has a solution, but if it is far away. The protagonist's current strength should be too strong, right?

It's outrageous to use your writing as a book before it even happens. If someone else messes up the plot based on your book, how do you stop it? Don't know what it means

I just don't understand. As long as I write a story, I'm always in Qixia Town? What's so good about a broken place? Can't you just change the place? Do you have any ancestors in Qixia Town? Choose a place, Cao