In the Wuxia World, I'm the Strongest Creature on Land, at Sea, and in the Air

I don't understand these protagonists. Do they really want to go home? When you go back, you are still a loser. You have no money, no power, no car, no house, no women. You may have beautiful women, but you are not destined to have them. You have nothing to ask for. In other worlds, you are invincible. There must be something wrong with these protagonists. I'm speechless when I see these protagonists dreaming about going home.

The protagonist looks really **a giant over two meters tall and** holding a mace, very vulgar. There is no sense of immersion at all, as if the protagonist is a reckless man. Brainless stuff. In the world of martial arts, the young master is unparalleled. I don't want to read the promotion introduction.

Since you want to die so much, you still need to practice magic skills to strengthen yourself. If you have a lot of magic skills, you can milk them back even if you have a trace of blood. You can teach the armed sex and then keep looking for magic weapons and the like. You can't break the defense, right?

It's good, but the protagonist's strength is too high. The Earth God shouldn't be able to kill the protagonist. It probably requires the protagonist to integrate this mixed martial arts world and then deduce the realm of Kung Fu together, pushing the realm to two or three floors above the Earth God. Then let a person whose understanding is comparable to Shi Potian, whose state of mind is comparable to Zhang Sanfeng, and whose talent is comparable to Fengyun, can kill the protagonist after six or seventy years of practice.

Kaido is the strongest creature, so is Super Saiyan his younger brother?

With a height of two meters, you can't be called a young master, right? He should be called a strong man!

Everything else is very interesting, but the introduction of power and martial arts is too long-winded. There is no need to introduce it deliberately, just mention it sideways. Also, when forcing the heroine, it only describes the unwillingness and resentment in the eyes. You can describe it in detail, so that you can do whatever you want. For the pleasure, everything else is very good. I just like this kind of protagonist who can do whatever he wants. The strength of the protagonist is best shown. He dares to deal with the protagonist. I want to see everyone fearing the protagonist from the beginning. Everything else is written very well. Come on.

His voice has always been as loud as thunder, arrogant, arrogant, and domineering. He roars so loudly that he goes out on the street to shout? Very big? So embarrassing.

If the protagonist really goes all out and is killed, he will be able to gain the strength of Emperor Huangtian. Then the protagonist has to cultivate his opponents, just like the magician Pang Ban cultivates Lang Fanyun. You cultivate an opponent who can kill you. Otherwise, how can you obtain Huang's strength?

But why don't you write whether the heroine is C? If you don't write, how do I know it's not second-hand? The plot looks like it's second-hand, even N-hand Li Qiushui. Fei Lu didn't say not to write it, so what if you write it in a vague way?