The Greatest Sword Under Heaven

I'm not interested in a book after reading the introduction. How can any woman resist the protagonist's smile? Vomit…

Is Ying Zheng the emperor of the Ming Dynasty? Didn't I study history correctly?

After reading the introduction, my first reaction was this: since no girl can resist the protagonist's slight smile, and no hero can resist the protagonist's slight sword strike on the foot; then wouldn't it be great to let the hero resist the protagonist's slight smile, and let the girl resist the protagonist's slight sword strike? Am I mentally ill?

Chapter 265 is very unpleasant to watch. Ten people of Ah Qing's Divine Sword and Zhang Sanfeng's Tai Chi were defeated by a Mongolian Pang Ban. Even if there is a difference in realm, it is uncomfortable. At least it is a tie. Zhang Sanfeng's only two martial arts masters are older than Pang. The realm is actually lower than what you wrote. You are in trouble.

He is much more handsome than Guo Jing in The Condor. How could Huang Rong be with him if it was about his looks. What was the author's mentality when he wrote that Huang Rong could not possibly fall in love with Guo Jing after seeing such a handsome protagonist? Also, the article keeps saying that the protagonist is well-educated and has good character, but as a result, it affects the entire nouveau riche. This kind of article can be recommended, but I don't know how loose py is.

I'm really speechless that Dongfang Bubai was written as a female. He was originally a eunuch man, but he was forced to be written as a female. . . .

In fact, Guo Jing would have become a master without Huang Rong. If he is really stupid, how could he become the Prince Consort with the Golden Sword in Mongolia?

Author, why didn't you let the protagonist's woman and all his men be killed before releasing the protagonist? Forget it once or twice, are you still this kind of heartless every time? Also, every time you fight, you have to wait until the enemies are slaughtered before taking action. Doesn't this make you more powerful? Can you please change the routine? If the novel is written like this, be careful of killing yourself.

If I read it correctly, you seem to have written thirteen people, Twelve Grandmasters on the Heavenly List, right?

I have been looked down upon from the beginning to the end, and I have been scolded all the time and I still don't get angry. What do you call this magnanimity? Are you out of your mind?