Transmigrating, Starting by Killing Feng Yuxiu

I don't think it's a big deal about erasing something. The protagonist can't really be obliterated anyway. It's normal to have penalties for mission failures. But there must be many readers who don't like it, right? I see other people who write about obliteration flow are being criticized quite miserably. The author has just started writing. When more people see it in the future, the comment area may not be so harmonious.

I haven't seen him for a long time, and I'm speechless. I'm always trying to write him off. I'd better just wipe his neck for such a protagonist who has no freedom.

It's quite speechless. Xia Houwu's Heyi is not about boxing. It refers to mastering boxing, kicking, grappling, weapons, and internal skills. Only when they are all mastered can they become Heyi.

Actually, I don't think erasure is a poisonous point. In martial arts, it's all about who is ruthless enough.

In this kind of article, if you don't continue the previous chapter in the next chapter, you will finally publish the following chapters together, or don't use such a plot. People at this site don't seem to have much patience (an implicit way of saying it)

Personally, I like this kind of step-by-step approach, but I don't really like the kind of god-level or invincible ones right from the start. The update is just too slow.

Is this protagonist Li Wan, the sister-in-law of the Red Chamber?

It is recommended not to change the outline (personal opinion)

Open a harem, bro. Besides, your style is okay. Keep at it.

Chapter 15. You are not worthy. Chapter 15: "Time Travel, Starting with Beating Feng Yuxiu to Death" written by the fat man wearing a mask.