Traits! Heavens! Fine, I'll Become Invincible Now

The comments said that wherever the protagonist goes, people die. I was originally thinking about this. Isn't this the case in all novels? As a result, the protagonist was first in Chenjia Village, and then he killed Mother Lin. Then the protagonist killed someone to take revenge, and then he became a master. However, the master's enemies came to visit, and both the master and his wife died. In fact, it was okay. Later, he fled to Heifeng Village, where he was massacred by officers and soldiers, and then ran back to Chenjia Village. First, the protagonist's younger brother He was beaten, sold to a trafficker, and then happened to meet the protagonist. The protagonist killed someone, and then the protagonist ran into the mountains. A widow in the village wanted to rely on the protagonist to find her family. Then this character appeared in a chapter. Chenjia Village was massacred, and the protagonist killed the people who massacred Chenjia Village. This is nothing, just a bit typical. Then came the most poisonous place in front of me. The protagonist healed others in front of the enemy. He just turned up the difficulty level, and there was nothing else except these grooves. It felt okay. There was also a father and daughter on the road. They passed the protagonist in a carriage. The little girl was naughty and her father was very polite. Then she was killed by bandits on the road.

It made me laugh. Before I read it, I saw a comment saying that the protagonist died wherever he went. When I went in and took a look, I felt like I had seen a martial arts novel from 20 years ago.

Fleeing to his hometown, something happened to his brother. He hasn't arrived for at least 15 minutes. He has to be precise to save people. What an old trick is this? Do you want to poison me?

I have a bold guess that the protagonist's initial ability should be: knowing and doing can come true - whatever you have in mind, do your best, and be firm, can it come true. The so-called systems and entries are the result of the protagonist's thoughts, and the reflection of the heavens is the protagonist's time travel.

The plot doesn't drag on and develops very quickly. At present, there are no plots where people throw themselves into each other's arms and then fight each other. In the first world, the protagonist should be the Lone Star of Heavenly Evil. Basically, everyone he encounters is dead. No matter good or bad, only one brother survives.

Very pretty. It's the entry of the protagonist Tiangu evil star, who dies wherever he goes, which makes him a little unhappy, but fortunately, the master and younger brother who are closest to him have not been affected much.

I want to ask what the use of the younger brother in the first life is. I haven't seen him advance the plot. I feel like it would be better without this younger brother.

It looks pretty good, except for the poisonous point when I returned to Chencun. Either we ask the author to change it or we just make the jump ourselves.

The writing is good. Except for the forcible conflict created wherever the protagonist goes and dies, everything else is good. Give the author points.

Isn't martial arts the great road? There are three thousand avenues to prove the truth.