The Strongest Master: I’m Starting to Sponsor Hua Mulan

Let me talk about my feelings. It is considered to be a masterpiece among Feilu King fan novels. If you exclude the ones that are already eunuchs, I feel that it is in the top three. The early stage of the novel is slow, but the protagonist's strength increases in the middle and late stages. With the advancement of the plot, it becomes very popular. It makes people look forward to the next chapter. Although there are still some flaws, it is not a poisonous point. Personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it.

The more I thought about it, the more speechless I became. The male protagonist didn't look like a master. He just summoned a father and didn't say anything. What did Hua Mulan think? You said that you should let the male protagonist go with him to train the bronze monsters. Soldiers like the silver monsters can't stop them. The difference in strength is too big and it can't be used for training. In the end, he just stood aside to see the male protagonist's reaction? Isn't this a case of taking human life?

When I see someone writing a novel about a younger sister, I feel so sad when I think about the day when my younger sister will get married. . . . So author, how did you arrange it? Sorry, I'm a girly girl and care more about these things.

I just read Chapter 6. What is the Hua Mulan summoned by the protagonist? Throwing the protagonist, a weakling who has never seen blood and no training whatsoever, directly onto the battlefield between demons and humans, with the euphemistic claim that he wanted to see the protagonist's reaction between life and death. What's the difference between this and throwing an ordinary person directly into a battle in Stalingrad? There's something wrong with this guy's brain. If I were the protagonist, I would do everything possible to kill Hua Mulan.

The daily update is about 10,000 words. Today I updated two chapters, each with more than 4,000 words. I have just been writing the third chapter, which is already 4,000 words. But I am not satisfied with the writing, so I have not posted it. I am revising it, including the follow-up plot, and I am also considering it.

After reading a few chapters, I really can't understand why the protagonist was brought to a world inexplicably, beaten in various ways, and almost died, but he didn't have any negative emotions at all? Whether it's sadness, resentment, helplessness, etc. Nothing?

1. The protagonist's training is useless. He cannot level up by killing monsters and upgrading. Second, a bunch of things that sound very popular are actually bad. Some people have a lot of people, and when fighting with opponents, they think that fighting at a higher level is equivalent to fighting at the same level. I don't know what to say. Third, the author sometimes forgets the plot and data. If you delete all the data, I think it will be better for me. Fourth, the strength level is inexplicable. The physical talent is pure water, which is useless.

As the protagonist, he has no real character. He was abused at the beginning, and received bad reviews. He was looked down upon by outsiders without even saying a word. Even the servants he summoned looked down upon him. It was too low-level. I came here to read a cool article, not to be abused.

The protagonist is a weakling with poor talent. He is manipulated by his servants. His personality is still a loser. He can command women with just a platinum and is a licker. What a big waste.

What the hell is written after 612? The protagonist has almost soared and has become a pursuit of the extraordinary, tmd