Siheyuan: The Liu Family's Eldest Son Climbs the Ranks

I just want to say something, don't pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger. Don't criticize me. It's boring to watch pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger now.

The three strongest ones are the Shangri-La Haunted Devil's Essence, the Space One, the Infinite Evolution, the Ice Attribute, and the remaining few powerful one-hit kill Murasame. Let's not talk about whether Murasame will be broken directly if he doesn't practice the Black Sword. What's the use of the Toxin Pirate who naturalizes his whole body?

The things invented by the protagonist are leaked every day. To be honest, the protagonist is giving it away to others for free. When receiving information, he directly targets it and does not deal with it. Or the country has no response. To be honest, it is like it has not seen it. In this case, is the invention of the protagonist still useful?

It's boring, I want to read Siheyuan, now you write about the people for me. The writing is also very poor. If you enter the officialdom as a scientific researcher, will you remember what the protagonist said in your previous article? I want to see the people, why should I do it? This is the most disjointed novel I have ever read, abandon it!

I remember there seems to be a special entrance for military personnel, so there is no need to queue up.

In fact, there is no need for the author to always mention what he is like in Siheyuan and what other fan fiction is like, including the protagonist's behavior. He has repeated it too many times, which makes him look like a petty writer. It's been repeated too many times and it's tedious to read. I'd like to change the word "water" and write about my family's daily life.

It's been several years, and they're still all Siheyuan novels

The protagonist failed to defend and was caught. He was sent to the palace to meet the emperor and was punished by becoming a eunuch in the palace. Cut off, the whole play ends.

It's okay to read, but it always emphasizes the establishment of human beings. You might mention it once or twice in more than ten chapters, but it ends up being mentioned several times in one chapter. It's a bit annoying to read.

I can't keep writing this, so I'm starting to count the words in the yard.