Who Says a Kept Man Can’t Become a Martial God?

The story line is complete and the ending is satisfactory. We read novels just for fun and look forward to a perfect ending. After all, reality has been severely beaten, and refreshing articles only need to be used to refresh. The strength improves quickly without any delay. I just read a lot of books and I always felt like the finale was a bit rushed. After working hard for hundreds and thousands of chapters, the finale only takes one chapter and a few thousand words to describe it. It seems a bit regretful for the hard work and dust along the way. There is a small problem. Sometimes people's names are confused, which affects the reading experience. But overall, it is a refreshing novel that focuses on improving the protagonist's strength, defeating monsters, grabbing treasures, and becoming invincible. It's not a group portrait novel, so it meets my expectations for a purely enjoyable novel. It's not too cruel, the people who don't deserve to die are not dead, and the people who deserve to die are basically dead.

Give me five stars to support it. It feels a bit like swallowing the stars. What I've written so far is okay. I don't procrastinate. I'm very decisive.

The world view is a bit small. I feel that about 500 chapters are enough. There are still some loopholes, such as the strange beasts not appearing during the day. Generally speaking, it is edible.

I can only say that there is nothing interesting about it, but at least there are not many poisonous points. It is quite satisfactory. You can read it to pass the time in the book wasteland. At least you don't have to read other people who were poisoned to death.

During a fight, there will be too much activity in the minds of others, which is not good for the senses.

The plot is very interesting, why is the score so low? The whole process is thoughtful, non-toxic, there are no pitfalls, and the characterization is also very successful.

At least there aren't any big poisonous points in the early stage. You can watch first

I kept up reading until midnight. It's okay. It's well written. It can be said to be one of the best in Tomato.

It's pretty good-looking, at least there's nothing sinister about it, but the number of words is a bit short [laughs]

A sixth-grade protagonist can be injured by a sniper rifle as well as a seventh-grade one. Two eighth-grade Yan family members dare to arrogantly try to kill a disciple of the Martial Saint. Tsk, tsk, tsk.