You Hired Me for a Summer Job, and I Became the Nation's Blade

It's really good-looking and super cool. I take orders, work, and get money without hesitation at all, but I also have national sentiments! ! I hope it's better not to have a female protagonist, this is really a very enjoyable book! (Whether there is a female protagonist or not, this is really important to me!)

It looks good. I thought the subject matter was the kind of systematic writing that follows the crowd. I didn't expect that the male protagonist is very good on his own. He relied on his grandfather's guidance to become an all-round master. On the surface, he looks like a weak scholar, but in fact he is an agent killer. When his identity is revealed, he shows the male protagonist from many aspects. The description is very good. There must be no heroine! !

It's good-looking, very refreshing, and has positive energy. I hope the heroine won't drag me down [laughing]

I enjoyed reading it, it's a great article, and it doesn't feel like it's all the same. The grass has been growing recently, but I actually saw it at three in the morning This is the first 100-chapter book I've read in the past six months. Although I didn't understand some parts, it was so enjoyable. Should I say it or not? This author's designation is a bit of an opinion. I'll wait for the update.

Taking orders - rescuing people - getting money, the whole process is high-energy, it is the most interesting and refreshing article on Tomato.

After reading this novel, I felt like I got to know the world again. The author's descriptions are very delicate and can make people feel the beauty and magic of nature. And the characters are also very fleshed out, which made me have the urge to become friends with them.

Overall, the result is very satisfying. The protagonist is awesome. Readers should not think about why the protagonist is awesome. There is no doubt that Long Aotian is awesome just for the sake of being refreshed. It's pretty good. I support the author and I can relax by watching it occasionally.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a good novel about cultivating immortals. Although the protagonist is a college student, he inherited the skills of his grandfather, a scout and a carpenter. Everything can be solved with carpenter skills. Xiu has earth-shattering skills. He kills across northern Myanmar alone, sinks 3,200 meters into the sea alone to retrieve equipment, and is physically anti-missile. He is entrusted with matters that cannot be solved by the country. The country solemnly promises to the world that it will not dispatch the protagonist first.

I haven't finished reading it yet, but it looks good. It's a great article. There should never be a female protagonist. Keep up the good work, author.

It felt so good, so good that I jumped out of bed in the middle of the night and performed the mysterious sacrificial ritual all night long. I don't know, but my figure is wonderful. Who knows the sense of redemption that can't be felt after reading more than 90 chapters? The author controls everything behind the scenes, which is very, very cool, but don't use your brain. It's good to read without using your brain. Some logic may be exaggerated. Don't use your brain when reading Tomato.