You're Three Years Old Too, So How Did You Become a Martial Saint?

See the latest, good grass, worth a look. This book avoids most of the poisonous points of the novel. There is no school belle or rich second generation (after all, there are no school belles for children). The main story is about a group of little beans fighting, and the king of pig's feet and beans teaches them. By the way, convincing people with reason is a theoretical principle, not a physical principle, so pig's feet become stronger by playing teaching games and broadcasting live broadcasts to make people agree with him, thereby becoming stronger and upgrading quickly. The main pressure is on the monsters. The author wants to portray Pig's Foot as the savior. I estimate that the decisive battle with Pig's Foot later will turn the tide, save those martial saints, defeat the monsters that break through the martial saints, and then end the story. What is more criticized is that he plays games every day, first in his own school, then in winter camp, then in national competitions, then in university competitions, and finally as a teacher in school. Isn't this a bit? Does the author want to inherit the will of his late wife Douluo? Overall, there's nothing wrong with it, and it's worth a look.

I gave my book a five-star review. Readers, if you have any ideas, please post them here!

It's pretty good, mainly because my brain is stored in the first sentence. The overall feeling is okay, keep up the good work [Like]

Don't say that there are some, it's a cool article, it must be a cool article, you just can't pick on random people, but when I think of a four-year-old kid saving the world, I want to laugh [face covering]

Okay, okay, it's very enjoyable to read, unlike other novels that are so tiring.

Saw Chapter 10. Keep it first. Wait until it reaches 56.1 Million words. Very good. The story flows very well. The characterization does not deviate from the character's setting.

Not bad, no poison points, no overwhelming power, the whole process is great, keep it up Come on, keep it up

Unlike some novels, it is written about children in the true sense. There is no ambiguous plot, and each character's personality characteristics are relatively prominent, all for the sake of strength. (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧

Not bad, I just want to ask if there is a female protagonist?

Goldfinger allows the protagonist to obtain a talent from someone who truly admires his teachings. So far, the protagonist has many talents that are beyond the highest in the world, and the strength is also the strongest. He is preparing to build a network to teach the whole universe to harvest more. Then the plot stops here and will not be updated.