I arrived here with the greatest knowledge of 2050.
What? Earth’s constitution is actually the best? Spiritual energy is surging?
Why didn’t anyone tell me? How do I use it?
If it’s this overpowered, why bother inventing things? And why become a liberal arts teacher?
Being a teacher would be fine, except why are my students’ martial skills improving so quickly when I teach liberal arts?
I’ve barely taught them anything, and they’re already graduating early?
And so many big shots are scrambling to become my students.
What on earth is going on?
My rule is simple: I can beat up my students, but you can’t lay a finger on them.
That’s right, I’m the kind of parent who spoils his kids!
The book is not bad, Invincible is Invincible, but it follows the same routine as many Invincible books. In fact, my vision was a little blurry. Is it a high-level martial arts novel or a modern one? When I saw the phoenix or something, I thought it was a high-level martial arts novel... But when I saw the classroom section, I felt it was a combination of modern literature and high-level martial arts. I personally couldn't distinguish the levels. When it comes to the aura and the color of the aura, it feels like cultivating an immortal, or it looks like the Ultimate Class 1 suddenly surges in combat power. To be honest, Jiu Shengzun is a bit lazy, and he has no dignity of a strong man when he is invited to the family. As for the plot, I think it's average, but it's suitable for beginners. It's a credit to the author that he can persist in serializing it until now. Come on, I'll give you five stars.
Friends who are interested in reading can come and read it.
I like reading this book
Big boost to the author 💪
Can I ask the protagonist not to feel this way?