Wuxia Crossover: I Become Guo Jing's Disciple and Get It on with My Master's Wife from the Start!

If this protagonist was born in the anti-Japanese war, he would be a traitor!

The protagonist is worthy of being a devil, but he is not a villain. After all, the villain is a human being. No matter how bad a human being is, there must be a soft spot in his heart! But you are the protagonist, and you have some benefits. Even your parents can kill you! Guo Jing has treated you as his own and raised you for three years, but you want his whole family to die... You want Huang Rong, you want to be bad, no problem, but You chose the wrong time! You can do this before you are adopted, villain! I can sacrifice innocent people for profit and purpose, and act arbitrarily! But you have to have a bottom line, otherwise you are not even a human being. You can kill a hundred people for a penny, but you will not hurt a relative for money. Villains are partial to righteousness and fraternity.

What are the three views of today's novels?

Feilu looks a bit like he used to, but unfortunately he's not cool enough

When writing a novel, the protagonist must be drawn into the reader. However, the protagonist in this book is so bad that there is no sense of being drawn into him at all. Is the diaphragm abnormal? Who likes a bad guy who does all kinds of evil? The villain savior Dio also has something to say. He really loves his mother after all. What about the protagonist? Just bad for the sake of being bad, the characters are too thin

If the author really writes according to the introduction, there is indeed a problem with the three views, and this book probably won't take long to be written.

Let's not talk about other issues in this book. I don't want to read it just by looking at the actions of the protagonist of Guangmingding. It turns out that Cheng Kun alone inflicted serious injuries on all the top management of Mingjiao. The protagonist knows that the plot has a system, but it is no different from the original. He is still injured. At the beginning, he hides in the dark and waits for both sides to be hurt. It's better to kill Cheng Kun first and then Zhou Dian. Zhang Wuji will continue to be trapped in the bag. This is not a casual killing. If you really want to be steady, it would be better to just blow them up while they are inside. The result is good. No matter what the NT arrangement is, anyone watching will have high blood pressure.

It's not well written. Look at the achievements of Zhao Minfang in the original work. If Zhang Wuji hadn't cheated, the Mingjiao and the six major sects would have been completely wiped out, and no one knows what happened. Looking back at the protagonist who clearly knew the plot, he first let the higher-ups of the Mingjiao fight him off, and then made a masterful maneuver during the decisive battle to completely expose his origins and evil deeds. Zhao Min probably cried because of the protagonist. He can obviously be a hypocrite, but he has to make himself notorious in the street. Is that a system of evil deeds or a system of notoriety?

Author, you wrote the protagonist as Song Qingshu from your description from the beginning, maybe even more Song Qingshu than Song Qingshu.

Is this protagonist okay? You have the ambition and strength to dare to do evil things. The system is a villain system, and the protagonist is a villain protagonist, who only does evil things. Those who say collaboration with the enemy and treason need to change their words, right? Isn't this a conspiracy to usurp the throne? Is the protagonist a modern person but not from the Song Dynasty? It's not like selling out one's own country, nor does one have a sense of belonging. . Just like someone who traveled through time and became a son, you still think the protagonist recognizes his father too quickly. Isn't this the same reason?