The Myriad Worlds: Beginning with The Legend of the Condor Heroes

The most enjoyable thing about the protagonist in this book is not to go to the heavens to fry fish, but to have a mouth, and to retort sharply when being slandered, instead of being like a mute who never farts. I am talking about you, Comrade Li.

I dug this book out from the bookshelf of people who have similar views to me in the comment section of other books. It seems to be very good so far. There is a chivalrous tone when writing about shooting condors. At this time, Gu Long also likes to talk about philosophy. There are some small flaws in the explanation, but overall it is good. I can't stand it anymore after seeing 164. I can see that the author really likes the women in Wanwan and Shuangyong. He licks her without realizing it (or is he enjoying it?). It really doesn't match up with your previous image. Suddenly, the normal pretense has a strong flavor of praise. I really can't watch it any longer. The first two worlds were quite enjoyable to watch, and the main world also made people look forward to it. When it comes to the oily one in Double Dragon, it's so embarrassing that I'm picking my feet.

The writing is okay, but there is a problem. The main character's family was wiped out because of the martial arts. However, when the protagonist grows up, he goes around killing people and robbing the martial arts. Therefore, the person who killed the protagonist's mother is someone like the protagonist [Thinking]

It's okay, but the pig's feet have two sides and don't kill them. In the original novel, female characters with names and surnames are not killed, and those with powerful backgrounds (such as Shaolin or Buddhism, etc.) Are not killed [awkward laugh]

After reading the chapter "Slaying the Double Dragons", it's at least a four-star level. The protagonist has a long mouth and is decisive in killing. In the "Double Dragons" chapter, the female character is often spared and one point is deducted. But the protagonist is basically invincible. It doesn't really matter. Five-star encouragement.

I have read Chapter 212 so far. The Tang Dynasty chapter is not as exciting as the previous chapter, but the setting is still very enjoyable. I personally think there are basically no evil points. There are a few minor flaws, but they are not serious flaws. Basically, they will be explained in the following chapters. Overall, it is much better than many other articles with frequent flaws, which is quite enjoyable.

A very interesting novel about the world of martial arts! Why is the rating so low?

The protagonist's character is pretty good except for being a bit licky. There are currently over a hundred chapters, which is pretty exciting. Some of the logic in the plot is inconsistent. Of course, it's a cool story and doesn't require that much.

I read this book, but when I looked back I found that my grades were not very good, so I came here to improve my grades, hoping not to give up. Some people may think it's not good enough, but for me it's enough as long as I can read it happily and have a novel to pass the time.

So far, it seems to be a pretty good work in Tomato, keep it up. I borrowed from the level settings of I in the early stage, and I still hope to maintain that flavor, and don't write it again and again like a martial arts cultivator. It would be great if the plot is less wordy and the process of martial arts upgrading is more.