From the Start, I Tear Into the Biased Old Man, and the Real Young Master Goes Wild

The female protagonist is a bodhisattva who never kills people but only injures them.

Overwhelming combat power and repaying skill, this is what the male protagonist showed. He casually hit a few streets, but it took a long time to defeat him.

It's no fun to join other people's forces. Only wimps need to join a group to keep warm!

The title of the book should be changed to "The True Young Master Is Going Crazy". Nezha only kills but does not cross. You only fight but do not kill, right? And the official organization inside is just like a roadside, anyone can provoke 🍉

It's a purely cool article. What's cool about it is that he does whatever others ask him to do. He's a five-star good citizen, but he can't kill anyone who's a bit higher.

For the first time, I haven't killed anyone so far. They've all been maimed and injured. I haven't killed anyone.

He has great strength but ends up showing off everywhere and killing people with great effort.

Anyone who abuses the protagonist and wants to kill him shows mercy. He punches out useless decorative NPCs. In the work, the protagonist shouts that he is a powerful thief, but he does not deal with the person who abuses him with a death blow or even a heavy blow. His cowardly and frustrated energy is really uncomfortable to watch. For ordinary people who are passers-by, he just punches hard. The ending of abusing the protagonist and trying to kill the protagonist may not be good, but the ending of the ordinary people next to the protagonist will definitely not be good. The villain must stay alive and healthy to advance the plot, but ordinary NPCs are just stepping stones that can be stepped on to death if they want.

Where is the excitement? With all his strength, he can only die from suffocation. Where did the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles come from?

It's frustrating to watch. In the world of superpowers, isn't it true that the strong are respected? I feel like that one can mock the protagonist for a few words, but I haven't seen the one that kills him. The protagonist has so many abilities that he can't defeat a superpower in seconds. Also, Brother Long has been ruined for dozens of chapters and is still alive and well, but it can't be solved in a few chapters. After writing Brother Long's little monster in a few chapters, he can also write about other little monsters. I suggest you read other authors who write good and refreshing articles to learn from it.