Idle Man, Rogue, Gun into Wine

Not bad, not bad, all classic plots The first wave is the classic female gentleman and maid. The classic maid questions the protagonist, and the classic heart ripples. The second wave is also a classic. Classics go together. The classic beautiful swordsman doesn't know how to use the sword. The protagonist teaches him, and he can go out on his own. It turns out that the female swordsman doesn't know how to use the sword. The third wave is also a classic with a drag bottle by my side (Chapter 6 I can't do it anymore, you guys come on)

I still want to make a decision first. First of all, it is good-looking. Because I have never read any martial arts novels, so I really feel very novel and like the Jianghu atmosphere in the work. The style of the work is very suitable for a martial arts novice like me. The setting is that there are land gods and other beings, but it is not so exaggerated that one sneeze can build a mountain, so it is okay. Most of the plot is quite interesting and has a certain sense of graphics, and there are a lot of foreshadowings in the plot, which makes people want to explore. The protagonist and supporting characters are well portrayed. There are handsome chivalrous moments in the plot, as well as a cozy tavern break, and the sense of wandering among the children of the world, which is also quite interesting. There are also the games and strategies of the highly intelligent characters. This is really amazing, and I can't criticize it. But the rest of the plot is a matter of opinion, because I really hate this kind of plot where the protagonist lives under the calculations of some people, so I was actually a little irritated in the early stage, but the author gave me a little sense of satisfaction, so I got through it. But! It is inevitable that all martial arts warriors cannot avoid the court, especially after the protagonist becomes stronger and has the ability to participate in major events. On the contrary, he does not feel as free and chivalrous as he did when he was walking around the rivers and lakes in the early stage. Although the author wrote another impoverished supporting character to show that the protagonist has not changed, he has already entered the whirlpool of power for other reasons and has been unable to escape, which reduced my desire to continue reading a lot. In short, there are now more than 200 chapters, and it is estimated that the plot is less than one-third. I still have expectations for the author's future content. In summary, you can read it, and you can read it with some thinking, but there is no need to bring too much

It is a masterpiece, a masterpiece of fantasy fairy tales. The world view is set well, the characters have distinct personalities and are humane. The fights between others can be improved. The protagonist's fighting scenes are well described. Several important characters also have certain story lines. The story line is smooth and has the potential of at least a million novels. The author's writing style is good, various scenes are well depicted, and the sense of rivers and lakes is worth watching. After talking about the advantages, let's talk about the disadvantages. What the author said in the first dozen chapters of the protagonist is a bit left-brain versus right-brain. If you don't like it, you can skip to chapter 19, but I suggest you read it to understand the setting. The first and third realms are always confused in the first dozens of chapters. Maybe the author is confused when writing, but it does not affect the viewing. The overall rating is about 9.1 To 9.3. As long as the author doesn't act like a monster later on, it will be a good masterpiece. If the upper limit of the realm is raised, the plot is a little bumpier, and some emotional descriptions are added (to improve the audience, the main reason is that the heroine is not popular without a heroine, most single heroines in Tomato are more popular, it is just a suggestion). The battle between humans and monsters in the later stage is described in more detail, and the final work will be great. Come on author

This is the martial arts world in my imagination, and also the ideal protagonist. He follows his heart, takes revenge, and repays kindness. It looks good, but the update is a bit slow. Maybe the author is not motivated enough because the rating is not high. I really hope to write more [Blow kiss]

You say he is invincible, but he is not invincible. If you say he is not invincible, he only ate a turtle once, but everything else is fine.

It's a pretty good book, and it has the same artistic conception as a martial arts novel. The protagonist is a very typical figure of a prodigal son. How should I put it? It's a martial arts novel. It's not like those novel articles, with all kinds of exciting developments, so it still depends on the basics, the local customs, the author's characters, and the plot. In this regard, this book is very good. If I have to say it, for me personally, the biggest problem with this book is that it relies too much on the system. Well, how should I put it? This is a very abstract concept. The system can help you defy the odds, but it is impossible not to do it directly. The protagonist's level is improved by relying on system points, and combat moves are selected by the system. He crosses the level twice, once by relying on the system's defense skills, and once by relying on the system's anti-poison skills. To put it bluntly, if the protagonist in the article had not shown extremely high insight, then my evaluation would be another waste that relies solely on the system. However, if this is a normal novel, there is actually no problem. Well, it is just to use special attacks and then attack the corresponding enemies. This is a common routine in most novels. But this is a martial arts novel. If you are interested in martial arts, it's okay. Original martial arts and this kind of thing are inherently mutually exclusive. What's more important is that all the above are provided by the protagonist at the beginning. There is no process. Don't underestimate this. Even if it is a classic low-energy system like the sign-in system, you have to sign in. With such a free start, and then such a highly targeted plot, how can I put it, of course I can understand it. Since there is such a plot, it means that you have been involved in this part from the beginning. It can only be said that the author has a very clear context, but when it comes to understanding and reading, it is inevitable that there will be a feeling of shooting an arrow first and then drawing a target. Of course, at the same time, you can also notice that for now, I have only expressed my opinions on the aspect of the system, and I have basically given praise in other aspects, which is enough to show that this book still has great potential. As I said before, as a martial arts novel, all aspects are taken into account, and it is done well. First of all, the author may not improve the system. On the other hand, if you read this book as an invincible novel and focus on the chivalry and other content in the story, then this book is definitely worth reading.

I have been reading this book for a while, and the author's writing is pretty good, including some of the descriptions and characterizations of the characters. Except for the system that doesn't feel right, the rest is quite similar to previous martial arts novels. Looking at the comments, a lot of people said that the main character, Madonna, was poisonous and that the main character was being plotted against. I want to say that I don't quite understand how to agree with it. The protagonist has never been soft-hearted towards evil people. Where did the Holy Mother come from? Isn't it normal to be plotted against? , The protagonist is not omniscient and omnipotent, so who can guarantee that he will not be plotted when he is walking in the world? These people want to read that kind of mindless and exciting article every day, and the wrinkles in their brains will be smoothed out after reading it. Moreover, the protagonist is nosy and causes trouble for others. Sorry, I didn't see this after reading the whole text. That is, the third prince was not killed, which led to the battle in the temple, but even if there was no third prince, wouldn't this wave still have to be fought? So overall, you can take a look at it. After all, you have watched Tomato for more than 2,000 hours. This can still be said. I feel like the author has been too kind to me recently, so I quickly added an update on how I can sleep at this age [punch out]

The mountain wind suddenly rises, and the pines and waves are like chanting. The shadows of the two long bows fell on the wet bluestone floor, contrasting with the lone figure standing with fists clasped. When a Confucian scholar bends down, he bends his spine, not his knees. The warrior clasped his fists, holding his liver and gallbladder, not his murderous intention. It turns out that the principles under the sun are straight and square when written on a bamboo slip, and straight and straight when held in the barrel of a gun. After all, it's just the same thing falling into different hands. This is the original text in the book. To be honest, I had a bit of a cranial orgasm when I read it. Except for the old legendary martial arts novels I had read before, it felt like it had been a long time since I had seen a martial arts novel that shocked me like this. When the content in a book makes people have goosebumps for no reason, it has already achieved success.

It's okay, but the excitement at the beginning is a bit lacking. The plot feels like the protagonist is being led by the nose. Then there was insufficient positive feedback from the fight, and the enemy taunted him for a long time. Even though the protagonist won the fight, he felt light-hearted. Keep up the good work [OK]

I've only read a dozen chapters and it feels pretty good Advantages 1. Character creation is relatively successful, such as Shopkeeper Zhou in the article. Shopkeeper Zhou's behavior and the protagonist's comments about him in the article are very good. 2 Jianghu Qi is very strong, which is a very classic martial arts novel A fly in the ointment and a suggestion for other readers 1. The pace of this book is slow. Readers who like very refreshing and cool writing can use selective reading to skip to the back. 2 This book also contains many clichés. Many readers may find it difficult to accept them because they often read martial arts novels, so they are tired of such clichés. But I think it is precisely because of these clichés that the simple Jianghu love and the correlation with various events can be found. Overall, this book is pretty good. I hope the author will update it faster, but don't ignore the quality.