Wuxia Crossover: Maxed-Out Charm Has Every Heroine Clinging to Me

There's nothing wrong with being decisive in killing. I almost got beaten to death wherever I went. I guess it was written by Di Yun.

I won't comment on anything else, as other comments have said. The main thing is that the protagonist inherits Liu Xiahui's will. This is an extremely noble novel, not suitable for a country dog ​​like me. [Notice]

Maybe many people don't like the protagonist being beaten to a near-death state all the time, but isn't it normal for martial arts to be like this? In the early stage, there are no skills and no power. The author's skills for the protagonist are not the same as those in the early stage. Only top-level skills can bring out the full potential of the physique, and then there is the prophet of the protagonist. It's only chapter 38 now, and I haven't taken the Nine Sun Magic Skills yet. Lingbo Weibu's skills are on the list. It's normal to not be able to defeat those big guys. Going through some things in the early stage can also better shape your character. Now I'm reading chapter 38. The protagonist is often almost beaten to death, and he has learned to try not to meddle in other people's affairs. He has no strength. Just bear with it, anyway, I really like this book, and I hope the author can stick with it. I haven't watched the drama Jiang Yuyan, and I don't know how well the author portrayed Jiang Yuyan's character, so I still quite like the author's Jiang Yuyan. Well, that's all. It's normal that some people may not like it. Yes, after all, not everyone loves money, and then don't always have people commenting on how to make money with me, or saying that I will be a caretaker, etc. For me, if you like it, you like it, and if you don't like it, you don't like it. Then, I hope the author can persist. It's only chapter 38 now. Don't rush, take your time.

Author, I love this book so much, but I can't seem to finish it. You can definitely finish it. I think that if one day I recover from my illness, I will pick up my phone and see the end. Goodbye author.

This book is so good, it must get full marks, and I can't let myself suffer alone. "The Full-Level Charming Liu Xia Hui Points Full of Bones and Zong Wu's Near-Death Journey"

It's not bad, but it's just not fun enough. The protagonist keeps getting beaten.

It's an excellent comprehensive martial arts story. It makes you stronger step by step. It has a novel plot design. Even the supporting characters have the feeling they deserve, rather than being NPCs with names. What is slightly lacking is that the description of the character's strength in the article is in a game-heavy way of first-rate and second-rate masters. A serious martial arts novel. Titles such as first-rate master and second-rate master correspond to the character's reputation. Each person's strength should not be quantified, but should be reflected through the plot. This will avoid giving readers the feeling of RPG leveling.

The writing style and the flow of the story are relatively average. The synopsis of the story has not impressed me so far. It is very average. However, this book is one of the few mixed martial arts books where I feel that the heroine fits the character of the original work (especially Yao Yue). This one bright spot outweighs all the shortcomings. Come on, author [laughs][laughs] To be honest, I would give this book a rating of 8.3 Or above, but I don't know why it is so low now. Come on, author.

It's really good. It's one of the books I've been following for the longest time. It's indeed much better than the mindless mixed martial arts harem novels. For example, Huang Rong. I'm not sure if I'll read this book. I probably will, but it can be seen that she's unruly and willful. In some mixed martial arts harem novels, Huang Rong is actually neither noisy nor fussy. She can even guard against the Hua Zheng in the Condor Shooting, and Dongfang Yaoyue. Some highly competitive people in other novels also fall in love with the male protagonist and then immediately become a soft girl. This book, "Yao Yue", does have the style of a great female protagonist, but the male protagonist is sometimes really happy, and sometimes he is really frustrated, but the flaws are not concealed. The disadvantage is that there are too few updates, and it is not enough to read! Although there are quite a lot of words in one chapter, it is really not enough to read, and the rating of this book is indeed a bit low. I guess there are more people who like to read invincible from beginning to end.

The writing style is sophisticated and never procrastinating. It feels cool when it should be and delicate when it should be. As for the 18-year-old, I don't believe a word of it, ∠( ᐛ ∠)_