This novel features decisive violence, a villainous protagonist, no female lead, and a might-makes-right approach.
Ye Lingfeng transmigrates to a martial arts world,
becoming a descendant of criminals exiled to a land where anyone can bully them.
After enduring countless hardships, he becomes a bandit chief hated by everyone.
Since there's no way to survive in this world,
I'll use the blade in my hand to become the one who commands the truth.
At last, Ye Lingfeng discovers his destined profession.
A bandit.
Not only does he get a System, but he also has countless geniuses under his command.
The tall, handsome Gai Lun with a blue scarf, and the brute Fan Nuo Shou wielding a giant axe.
The dashing and domineering Lu Fengxian, and Gao Changgong in a mask.
And a big yellow dog...
They live by the bandits' code: plunder everything.
Before Blackwind Stronghold, you have only two choices.
Kneel and submit, or die with your entire clan.
So who says bandits can't rule the cosmos?
The first few dozen chapters are very well written, at least in Tomato, they are decisive and equal. They don't just lick and let go of beautiful women when they see them, and they are not too repressive. They just do whatever they want. Unlike many books about decisive killing and no heroine. But when you get inside, you lick beautiful women when you see them. It is said to be useful. I hope the author will keep this style. This way, there will not be many tomatoes in the novel.
It's well written, but it's a little awkward to pick people's names randomly.
This book is very nice to read, the writing is clear, not irritating, and decisive in killing.
The leader of the village is extremely powerful, and the leader of the village is so kind.
Not bad, looking forward to the follow-up
Not bad, the protagonist sofa is decisive
Kill decisively, with a bit of humor
This novel is quite good.