The Strongest Master in History, His Disciples Wildly Conquered the Three Realms of Civil and Military Affairs

Personal opinion, for reference only, don't blame me for right or wrong: the skills are not changed, the overall strength of the world is weak, don't you understand that there is no martial arts level suppression? Are there no masters in the imperial city? There are no top talents in the most prosperous place. The protagonist's swordsmanship seems to be passed down from family. There are no famous people in his ancestors. But after he adds points to the skills, his disciples learn by themselves and they can beat everything. He also snatched a low-ranking official (equivalent to a police captain) from a small county town. The skills are actually invincible. There is no sinister family, only the affirmation of ranking. There is no genius. The effect of adding points is unknown. Points are for show. No matter what points are added, they are directly transferred to the beginning of the later stages. The pit is filled slowly. No matter how a eldest princess uses a country wife to marry her father and keep her son, no one will know. It is right for students to be young and energetic and have no moral integrity. A teacher who teaches and educates people is not ashamed to fold his face in front of others. The master cannot be calm. The difference between the imperial city and the subordinate areas is the area. Advantages: Brainless and invincible writing

A bit interesting [roll eyes] [roll eyes] [roll eyes] [roll eyes] [roll eyes] [roll eyes] [roll eyes] [roll eyes] [roll eyes] [roll eyes] [roll eyes] [roll eyes]

The protagonist seems to be very awesome, but a small official can easily kill him.

The writing about the protagonist and the disciples in the first term was so-so. I skipped the second term and skipped it. Three years have passed and I have written about five little brats. The writing was too sloppy, not well conceived, and too exaggerated.

The subject matter is very new. There was no secretiveness either. Have a climax Not bad. But it's still the same as other authors. It's okay, I just like dramas about princesses and stuff like that

This book is really well written, unlike other books that start off as invincible. Personally, I feel that a systematic host who only knows one palm technique and one sword technique is a bit out of place. If there is a plug-in, he must be proficient in eighteen kinds of martial arts. He must be good at hand kung fu, palm technique, boxing technique, fingering technique, and leg and foot kung fu. Otherwise, all the disciples he teaches will only know sword technique and palm technique.

Give it two stars

Personally, I only think it's two stars.

What a great book. There are very few books of this type. Good cheers for the author. I give you a thumbs up [like][like][like][like][like][like]

I hope it won't be another unfinished building