System Misalignment: I Became a Saint by Teaching Martial Arts!

I just like this kind of slow-burn novel. I see that many people hate the female teacher named Ding who said that the protagonist is a dog licker, which confused me. I used to think that dog licking refers to the behavior in which a man continues to pay attention to a woman after she has made it clear that he is not interested in her or even rejects her. He hopes to impress the woman through various attentiveness. Or maybe he is the kind of person who is hung up by a green tea cup and cannot be touched by his hands, but still gives all kinds of gifts, buys and gives meals to please him. Nowadays, it has evolved that if a man is nice to a woman, it becomes a dog licking [face covering]. The woman must be nice to the man first, and then the man is nice to the woman for it to be considered a dog licking? Wouldn't that woman become a dog-licker? Men are kind to women, and women are kind to men when they know how to be grateful. Isn't it good to be rewarded for your efforts? In many novels I read, as long as the protagonist shows no purposeful kindness to a woman, a lot of people will comment that the protagonist is a licker, which is incomprehensible [face covering]

It's good to watch, the protagonist has a good outlook on life, the plot is well paced, I hope there won't be a female protagonist [Like]

So far, it's still good to watch. The protagonist of the plot should be like Goldfinger. Both are quite interesting. It's just that the golden finger is a bit weak. It doesn't appear very frequently and it's not particularly mindless. But I really don't like Teacher Ding... The protagonist started to show off, and she started to blush... It didn't help the protagonist, and she still had to help her. I hope there is no heroine, otherwise I will retreat from my enthusiasm if it is really this Ding. Come on, author

It's rare to find a book that can be read. In addition to the early level, it is very common to become a master. The whole plot is very smooth, things develop very step by step, and the battle descriptions are also very exciting. 8.5 Points or above I felt bad afterwards

I keep jumping through levels to fight monsters, and the resources are never enough. I have to upgrade my skills from one level to another. Anyway, there are a lot of upgrading articles in the front. The rhythm is well grasped, but you can see the end after just one glance.

This book is worth recommending and giving it a five-star rating. I have read a lot of similar books. Although they are all system rewards, this one is still very comfortable to read. Mainly students, supplemented by pig's feet. The outline is very good, and the essence is slowly filled in later. Slow is better than fast, and only by focusing on a solid foundation can you tell whether the book is good or bad.

It's a good read. For a bookworm, you can definitely stay up late to read this novel. The story is neither urgent nor slow, and the main character's character is what it needs to be. The most important thing is There are no bloody emotional scenes between men and women, no bloody emotional scenes between men and women, and no bloody emotional scenes between men and women. Say important things three times, right?

The content is quite cool, but too many highlights of the protagonist make it appear that the national level is very weak. A lot of ink is reserved for the warrior realm, and many references to the master and some venerable realms. In the next martial saint realm, even if the protagonist breaks through to the master, he opens a martial saint copy, and there is information about Tianwai. I feel that the steps have been taken, and the national level is really a bit weak. I don't know if it can be strengthened in the future.

A very nice novel. The protagonist is different from other protagonists in the counterattack system who have become famous as a teenager. For others, the system has been looking for him for decades, and then took advantage of the advantages brought by the system to crush him all the way from childhood to adulthood. The protagonist of this book came late, but because of his status, he can get the first pot of gold from the teacher's suppression of students. When he gets the recognition of students and parents, he will continue to get rewards from the system. Directly from mediocre to late blooming genius The current few students are quite interesting, and I am not saying that they are all female. This should be encouraged. The protagonist is also dedicated to martial arts, and there are no female characters around him, and there are no female characters who can keep up with him, so even though there are people who admire him, there are no emotional scenes. Give me five stars for encouragement. I hope the author can finish it and make it longer.

What a great plot. The transitions are smooth. I feel like I'm watching a movie. I've been praised for this many times. Moreover, whether it's daily life or small Easter eggs, the writing is very warm and has a sense of daily life. The main text should be typed by hand. The plot is not conventional and makes you cry. Laugh (Thank you, I read this book yesterday and all I dreamed about was knives, tsk). I haven't found any poisonous points so far. It may just be more in line with my aesthetics and cannot represent others. In short, the writing is so awesome. Why can't I give this book a ten-point rating? I have read more than 500 chapters so far, and I will come back to evaluate after I finish reading the ending... I hope it doesn't suddenly suck in the later part, then I will be so angry that I will give it a three-star rating (after all, it was so good in the beginning, so if it sucks in the later part, I will give it a three-star rating). It's very interesting, and the ending is not bad. It always fits the setting of the plot, and even the fights follow the plot. It's rare to see a book with such a plot. However, when I came back to read it for the second time, it was mainly about the main character highlighting the story alone. The disciple disappeared, and it became Shiwen, which is pure Gaowu. The time of freeze-frame is also too good. I can only say... If you want to read the disciple, just read the first 500 chapters, and if you want to read the individual, just read the next 200 chapters.

The writing is very good, but the teacher has a unique skill, and the apprentice writes very little. I think Li Jun's martial arts should be handed over to the students accordingly, such as giving the Three Tribulations Needle to Tang Yan, and the Diamond Sutra to Shi Batian, so that each of his apprentices can have their own characteristics. After all, the title of the book refers to the teacher, and he should teach more, and then the students can pave the way.

Therefore, the best golden finger for a time traveler must come from himself. If you have a golden finger, you must first judge that your own talents, such as unlimited physical body, ultimate understanding, etc., Are the safest. Then there are gifts from your future self across time. These are related to the world level and require world level or potential. The strength is relatively high, which is relatively safe, but there may be some fun left behind. If it is sent by the past self, there is still a risk. After all, the future self is based on everything you have now, and the past is based on the self at that time, and your ideas may be different.

Five stars. The author writes very well. The main world background is not written out. It feels vague. The high-level combat power is not very clear. It makes people feel that Daxia is relatively weak and has been suppressed by the Demon Cult. However, overall it is still very attractive. After reading it, overall it's pretty good, the characters are quite fleshed out.

The writing style of the world of low martial arts and high martial arts is good, and the fighting is also very exciting, but the protagonist keeps fighting with the demon cult. It seems that the author drew a circle as big as a watermelon, but the author keeps writing the story of what happened on a melon seed in the watermelon.

This rating is low on Tomato. Anyway, I find it more comfortable than those 9 or 8 o'clock ones. Although it is a cool article, the main plot is currently complete and there are not many flaws. I recommend everyone to read it.

This book is really good. The author did not make the villain look retarded, and the plot is very interesting. Anyway, I felt very comfortable reading it. With the assistance of the system, the protagonist Li Jun teaches and educates people while fighting against the demon sect. In the end, he also saves the world by the way. He sticks to his own way from beginning to end. It is very awesome [Like][Like][Like]

It's a book that makes people read. There are no big surprises. It just feels like Daxia is a bit like a background version. The only grandmaster that can be beaten in the early stage is Mr. Lei. There is a feeling that no one can beat without the protagonist [laughing]

It's actually not bad, but it's different from what the title copy imagined. In the early stage, I taught students seriously, but in the middle stage, it was almost a personal journey to become stronger. The students mentioned very little, and they haven't even gone to high school yet, and it feels like it will take a long time, but overall it's not bad.

It's so good. I never followed books before. Now I'm reading seven books at the same time and it's not enough. Please give me a boost, author.

A very good book, worth looking forward to. It would be better if there are more female protagonists who love the male protagonist.

I didn't have any desire to read the book even after looking at the title. I really didn't have much to read, so I just browsed through it. I didn't expect it to surprise me. The story is very strong and complete, the characters are very closely related, the enemies are very powerful, the fights are particularly exciting, the protagonist's growth is not too fast and not too slow, and the ending is just right. It feels like bullying. I have almost finished the book. It is really a good book.

It's a pretty good invincible novel. I kept reading and the fighting was exciting. I read more than 600 chapters in one go. The student system that the protagonist takes as a teacher has a huge problem. Various events were introduced in the early teaching, and a few students were introduced to the right path. I really like it here. Later, I focused on fighting, and there was a lot of teaching. There is no heroine, but the female supporting characters are okay, not boring. What followed were various evil sects, conspiracies of aristocratic families, and invasions of external evil spirits. Ps, the real person narrating the sound effects is very good

The plot is very smooth and looks very good. However, the plot progress in the novel is a bit slow. Slowness has its advantages. The plot is very clear. I only watched half of it. I hope it won't end later.

Already finished, Starfish. First, There are no big advantages or disadvantages, It's watchable, there's nothing sinister about it, there are normal ups and downs of the plot, and there are some outstanding supporting characters. There is just a small problem, From the moment the male protagonist went to the provincial high school, he broke away from the previous rhythm. From teaching - to going out and fighting. It looks okay, and the foreshadowing is good, but I feel that there is less time to teach students, and the rest is all about fighting. The supporting characters of these apprentices are also quite good, but they are useless from the beginning to the end. In comparison, Old Man Xu and Old Man Lei, Hidden Edge Swordsmen, are obviously much more useful. They promote the plot and give opportunities without cheating the male protagonist, which is obviously more interesting. To sum up: it's okay, I can watch it, but I don't have much aftertaste after watching it, and it lacks memory points.

It's pretty good. Why is it only 6.3 Points? It's probably because of the new book. It's not impossible that the word count is 9 points higher. It's just that the author is so slow with new books [Laughing and crying]

Although it has some flaws, I still like this book. The author's writing is good, and some details on martial arts training and fighting are OK. As long as the plot is not too outrageous, it will be fine.

Not bad, but the progress is too fast. I feel that the timeline of daily plots can be lengthened a little instead of going day by day.

Yes, there is nothing poisonous about the novel. I have never seen a school beauty or anything like that before.

The writing is very good, but the frequent presence of women spoils the good impression, so I dropped one star. .

It has always been fun. I also guessed what was going on in the system in the middle and later stages. In the later stage, it was a little bit worse. The author wanted to improve the concept, but it was a little bit wrong. It was a bit confusing, but it was still very good.