High Martial: After Being Expelled, I Went on a Rampage at the Front Lines

"Overall recommendation index:⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐" Now I have seen the latest one. First of all, the first feeling is really cool, the ultimate combat power crushing. However, when I read a book review that said this was a clichéd novel, I felt a bit noncommittal. Originally, it is rare to find such pure and enjoyable novels written by men. Are those stories where the female characters are all obsessed with the protagonists considered good articles? At least there is no female protagonist in this book. The male protagonist is just focused on his fighting power, and everything else is just a cloud. Moreover, if you take revenge, you will not hold back any grievances, and it emphasizes love and justice. At least when I first clicked on it, I didn't expect it to be so good-looking. I read it in one go, there were no surprises, and the plot developed very smoothly. I hope the author will read more and finish the book in one go, stopping at the most exciting part. I don't want to keep reading. So come on, come on, come on, keep up the good work [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

As of 145, there are no poisonous points, a group of people who enjoy themselves without overpowering their combat power, and they level up quickly. It is a purely refreshing article, repaying favors with kindness, quick revenge with hatred, and gratification with pleasure. I don't understand why the score is so low. Logically speaking, this kind of refreshing article will not be lower than 8 points no matter what, right? It's okay at the beginning, it's quite normal and pretty, but it's outrageous at the end. What did the author think? [Special knowledge inheritance detected - "The Secret Technique of Forging Weapons"! As a result, you still need to rely on killing points to directly complete the casting upgrade. So what's the point of your inclusion? You can learn martial arts by relying on killing points. Others are just collected and cannot be learned. . . . Well, it's hard to be disappointed with the vegetarian food that looked pretty good in front of me.

It's really well written. The protagonist is strong but not proud, and it's really good-looking. I haven't seen a heroine so far. I hope he is a heroine-less one, because it's so cool. I really love the author. Come on, I'll wait for you.

It's quite refreshing and not frustrating. Some authors make each one more frustrating than the other. Moreover, the character of the male protagonist is well written, and a girl will not appear out of nowhere and fall in love with the male protagonist.

Looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! It's been a long time since I've seen such a refreshing and thoughtful article! ! ! ! ! It's just a little bit short, not enough to read. The author is great, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on! ! !

The plot is too classic. If you say you want to write a good story, then don't put too much poison into it. At the beginning, the protagonist is kicked out of school, and then awakens the system and gets slapped in the face. Now there is a woman who will most likely be the male protagonist's teammate or boss in the future. The key is that the appearance is written in a very classic male channel, from appearance to long legs and even fragrance... After reaching chapter 50, I really can't stand it. Even if the plot is classic, the writing can be classic like this. Isn't the protagonist's talent a lone wolf to join the team and lead the cheerleading team? The key is that basically every character has to go through the process of being looked down upon - shocked - admired, and then worried, shocked, and admired again.

After reading the comments, they all said it was very poisonous, but I think it is already very good. The author is also a newbie. There is no need to be so harsh. If you say this is too poisonous, it is purely because you have a high standard. It is not that you are not picky, but that you are too picky. Not everyone is Sanjiu... That kind of boss, or you have never read a truly poisonous book. This book is very refreshing, very intuitive, and no It's a bloody plot. It's just some small details that need to be polished. I think a few minor flaws are acceptable. At least there is no bloody plot, and there are no inexplicable women rushing to get close to each other or deliberately looking for trouble... I don't care what other people say. My objective evaluation is that it's pretty good-looking. The key is that it's fun. If you've read the article and it's fun, why do you care about it? If I really care about this, I haven't seen many of them on Tomato. It's the kind of book that is logically clear, brainless, and written very well. I just said it looks good. What happened? (Come on, the author will update (๑•ᴗ•๑)♡)

The setting is not bad, it doesn't overwhelm the combat power, and it doesn't overwhelm the campus plot. It just adds some extra points by killing monsters like crazy, and it takes off after fifty chapters. It was the plot of the team of pretending to be criminals in Pojunsi at the beginning that made me unhappy. I didn't see much strength in the whole team. Each one of them could pretend to be good. The captain is the most classic female character in high-level martial arts. She is the flower of the high mountain in the early stage and the atmosphere group in the later stage.

It's so cool. It's so cool. I haven't read such a naturally cool novel in a long time. There's no messy shit or all kinds of pretense. It's just that everything is crushed by strength. There's not so much nonsense. It's so cool.

Quietly give yourself a five-star review [smile]