Who Needs a Hundred Beauties of the Martial World When I Have a Book of Weapons?

A really cool story. At first, I thought it was the same old routine during the demon slaying convention. The protagonist was trying to pull off the fight for a long time, and then a bunch of clowns started making faces, and the protagonist fought back. As a result, the protagonist was killed cleanly and instantly, which received a wave of praise. Later, he started to act unparalleled, his anger was too strong. Just go to one place, then change the place and go through the script again. There is no story anymore. Famous Sword Villa has nothing to do with the protagonist, nor does it offend the protagonist. The protagonist can't bear to ask someone else for an arm.

So far, this is the protagonist that I feel the best about. The three views are upright, have a bottom line, have strength, and are not constrained. Act as you please, be lustful and do not supervise, and success will come naturally. Emotions should be sincere, and you won't accept them until you see the other person's sincerity. I like this A little advice for those who haven't read it yet. You can jump to read the first 26 chapters, and it's fine to read ten lines at a time. The main thing is that the male protagonist kills and kills all the way until he is sealed as a wolf and lives in Xu, and then he feels free and happy. Really good [top post]

It's the kind of martial arts invincible style that I like. Super wisdom tells me that I should use super strength. Although the protagonist is invincible, he is still at the stage where I don't eat beef. At least he still retains the basic three views of modern people. So it looks very comfortable, a bit toxic but barely acceptable. It's just that the pace is too fast. After the martial arts part is used up, it shouldn't be time to enter the fairy weapons. Apart from the protagonist in the book, I think the most distinctive character is the old emperor. The creation of this character is undoubtedly a success, and it perfectly fits my understanding of the founding emperor. Knowing the protagonist's combat power, I didn't think about moral kidnapping, but gave him enough face, and he didn't secretly target the protagonist. But let it be. When treating the queen, he treated her well and not as a mere tool. He was compassionate but decisive. He pitied her but did not help her. He was a purely political creature.

Pulled? God! The author put his heart and soul into Xiao, and really brought people to life. In the early stage, he had a carefree game life, but he had feelings for his family and country and knew the suffering of the people. Later, he had children and a family, but he was still free and open-minded, and had the ability to help the world, but he also understood that the world cannot be changed by the power of one person. He continued to pass on his faith and spirit to the people around him, and a single spark could start a prairie fire. The female protagonists all have their own characteristics in shaping. It is delicious to meet Xiao Xiao and go through hardships together. Before I finished the story, I rushed to talk about sending girls to abuse girls. I really want to cry out for the author. All the supporting characters have their own growth arcs without losing their own charm. Just like the author said, after each road is paved, the world comes alive. The characters in the article all move with the development of the world. Maybe the later stage is a little anxious, but the extra chapters make up for it very well. The extra chapters are really a stroke of genius in this book. The author's skill in writing short stories or unit chapters is really amazing. I will never tire of talking about this kind of chapter in the future. Recommend it, it's worth a look!

It's good-looking, and the protagonist is invincible. The protagonist doesn't take the path of becoming a king, doesn't seek to be the only one, and acts in a measured manner. He uses an invincible method to level and cut off some of the injustices he sees. Fight corruption and corrupt officials and do justice. I do things without evidence or rules, because I am the rule myself. I am not a person who adapts to the rules, I am a rule-breaker.

It's okay to recommend it to friends who are in the book world. The details of the battle charge described are okay and not bad. It's just that the famous weapon used by the protagonist is like a sledgehammer when killing enemies. The reading is average to above [like], but I didn't pay much attention to other things, or I don't know what to say [chigua]

The connection of the plot is generally smooth. The author has also dabbled in various historical novels. It can be seen that there is a considerable amount of reading. The strength of the protagonist is very good. The plot is not too abstract. It is like moving mountains and reclaiming seas and starting to be an immortal again. While walking sideways, it is quite close to this low-level martial world. It does not feel disconnected from the entire world view. I hope it will not be involved in cultivating immortals in the future. Five-star praise is given.

If you want a beautiful picture of Jianghu, I have the weapon spectrum! Zhixin is a bridge by What can I say? Well, the protagonist is already invincible anyway, and the tone is a relaxed type, somewhat martial arts style. It's been a long time since I last saw you, so I can read whatever you write. In terms of dealing with people, most of the time, the protagonist's behavior is relatively transparent. He can clearly see the incest and intrigues of the world. He knows that someone wants to use his invincibility to achieve a certain goal. Sometimes I just help, sometimes I just walk away. In addition, the battlefield is still a bit wanton and refreshing. If this is the case, I can actually give it a five points. On the other hand, the protagonist's behavior sometimes seems rough, especially in plots involving several female protagonists. This style of doing things is not very consistent. Maybe this is just human nature, but sometimes I don't understand it. In addition, the protagonist is already invincible and does not use it to save people. He just does it casually, which makes the plot start to become a bit circular. Punishing evil and eradicating evil is refreshing, but doing too much becomes boring. Then we can only look at the development of the relationship with the heroine as an embellishment. But sometimes this kind of embellishment is not perfect. Taken together, the start is quite amazing, and you can feel the thrill of mowing the grass in the early stages. Plus abstract plots from time to time (such plots are mostly caused by the female protagonists). In the mid-term, I was a bit trapped in the constant cycle of mowing. After the incident in southern Xinjiang, there were some new changes. To me, this is not a perfect piece of work. But because of its characteristics, it is not lost in the crowd and has its own uniqueness. It's enough to kill time, about four stars.

The real score is 4 points. One more point is encouragement. Generally speaking, it is a good product. It would be better if it could talk less about officialdom and the principles of life. After all, readers have heard enough truths in society and work.

A rare breath of fresh air in the fast food flow in troubled times, it is a book that can be read. It is not a slobbery prose. It feels like it was written by an experienced hand. It seems that the depiction of war scenes and the battles between generals have been read in the Three Kingdoms and Water Margin.