The Sword Is Coming? No, It Should Be the Arrow!

It feels a bit poisonous. Regarding the protagonist's interests, he is forced to take it, and when the system is about to self-destruct, he is forced to help. It is better to directly write about the system that the protagonist takes, at least it will not be so frustrating. The setting of this book (not including other books) can easily bring Ye Chen into the real self. After all, reality is quite unsatisfactory. In the book The interview simply forced him to write his character as SB. If he really pretended to be like this, he would have told the system a long time ago. Once the system was released, it was directly cultivated by the state. The only sample was only a blood draw, or nothing happened. As for seizing the body, the system in this article also has an IQ. It is estimated that it will self-destruct immediately after seizing the body.

A variant of the "pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger" style, the pace is a little faster, the sect is a little friendlier, but the weak are still targeted, the sect elders are not pleasing to the eye, the orphans are not helpful at the beginning, the talent is average, and there is an extra "control group" Ye Chen who slows down the pace. . .

I'm not happy anymore. You still have to help Ye Chen. If he can't do it, you still have to help him complete the task. He had a big surgery, but in the end he asked the protagonist to help him. You might as well write someone who has a crush on him to help him, and then slowly realize that something is wrong with Ye Chen. The result was that the protagonist used favors to help Ye Chen, and then no one remembered the protagonist's goodness. And Ye Chen, why do you keep writing about him being handsome? Overall, it feels a little better, but not too good.

I can't accept 13.14 Pictures. It's inexplicable. Can't you practice your talent by yourself? You have to bind Ye Chen. At first, you change Ye Chen's talent to F. This will help him reach A level. Are you free? Alternative Capital Enemies

The setting is that the opponent has a system and does not deal with the protagonist. The protagonist can obtain mission rewards after the opponent fails, so the opponent's system is not allowed to disappear. Occasionally, he will help the opponent complete tasks, which is almost like dancing on the tip of a knife. In addition, the protagonist does not have a female protagonist, and the opponent seems to be the male protagonist of a harem story, and the protagonist does not compete for the female protagonist.

The settings haven't been set yet, and it's very poisonous. I flipped through the previous book and found no progress at all.

I have read 102 chapters, which is quite a lot in terms of current updates. I will introduce it to Shen Nong once. For now, the protagonist's setting is still very good. Fengxing adds patting, and the more you hit, the more painful it becomes. If you think about it in the future, the focus of all the fun points for leveling up should be on this, and at the same time, you will be rewarded with the flow the knife deserves. But I can't stand it because there are too many poisonous points, and there are still big poisonous points. It doesn't matter if the system is not your own, it doesn't matter if you are trying to steal the wool, and it doesn't matter if you steal the halo of wisdom, but you still have to fish for the owner of the system. Forget it. If you fish for that person, forget it. That person has no gratitude at all and still hates the protagonist. This is really important. What is this, the protagonist is like a dog licker, or a man licks a man, which is a bit shameless. It is true that other people have a system to live and let the protagonist pluck wool, but this is a novel, and it is frustrating to death. Either you can hire a few more system owners to go around and it doesn't matter if one of them dies, or you can honestly turn the system owners into tool men. If it doesn't work, that's okay, but I've seen that it's almost the latest and I don't see the author having this idea. It's not that licking a dog is better than licking a dog. It's not without reason that a person can be rejected by everyone around him.

Chapter 36: The poison is gone, what is the plot significance of the female anchor? Is it pornographic? Author, please decide whether you want to write a stallion novel without a female protagonist. If you don't have a female protagonist, don't make obscene remarks. The protagonist of a stallion novel should already have an affair with someone, and there will be no good end for both ends. The dian is ridiculed for buying/selling things, revealing the identity of the shopping guide and regretting the plot, as well as the protagonist and Ye Fan, why should the protagonist give the materials to this person? Don't say that there will be no benefits if the system explodes. This plot was set by the author. The author can completely set it so that the system cannot self-destruct. Ye Fan's career was changed through Liu Qingxue, so that the protagonist will not feel like he is at a disadvantage! There is another mindless suppression in middle school. As we all know, sb villains only make the protagonist look stupid, okay? OK As for those liars who praised this book in the book review section and caused me to ignore the rating and continue watching, I will always monitor you. . . . . .

Archer's 12m range

I feel like the writing is pretty good, but Chapters 13 and 14 are too toxic. The revelation that I failed to complete the mission three times is barely acceptable, but the protagonist doesn't like the way he helps. He has a backpack, and things still fall out. It just happens to be what Ye Chen needs to complete the mission. As long as he has a normal IQ, there is no doubt about it. It's better to write a protagonist who teams up with him and creates a new one. They appear to be good brothers but secretly plot against him.