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The plots are so unified that 9 and a half of the 10 urban novels have the same plot. It is a very classic plot. The protagonist gets an opportunity and suddenly embarks on the path of spiritual practice. A person's spiritual practice is either his roommate or his friend, who forcibly drags him to the school, such as the martial arts gym, or drags him to the martial arts gym, or the Japanese bully the Chinese, or the Koreans bully the Chinese, or drag him to the basketball court, or the sports students bully the students of their own college. Then the protagonist can't stand it anymore, so he goes to help. The key is that the protagonist was monitored by the state when he helped in the past, and the protagonist's slight fluctuations in energy were detected by the state. The key is that the villain kills people. Change the weather, change the celestial phenomena. The villains are suffering from yin energy, and the state cannot monitor it. The key is that the villain may have a master in the later stage, practice boxing, or smash rocks and trees with one punch on the edge of the city. The country cannot detect it, but the little fluctuation of the protagonist is detected. Then they were forced to join the country, which is not to say that joining the country is bad. The key is that there are too many repetitive plots. Basically, the plots of all urban novels are exactly the same.

Not interesting. . I might have liked reading it before, but now I prefer reading it.