High Martial: What Makes You Say This Monk Is an Old Six?

Really good, the setting of this divine help is quite interesting. "Divine help" can be triggered by meeting certain specific conditions. The triggering conditions are different for everyone, so you have to explore them by yourself, and there are side effects that can permanently eliminate character defects. The protagonist's character is quite suitable for this kind of high-level martial arts environment. He is both stubborn and ruthless, and his character is amplified by divine help. The supporting characters are also well portrayed. Basically, they all have a deep impression. The senior brothers and several apprentices are all very good, especially those apprentices. I feel that they will have important roles in the future, and I am very much looking forward to the follow-up plot!

It's really good. Although the protagonist keeps saying that he has to pretend, it doesn't make people feel annoying. Moreover, he is trying to be stubborn when he can, and he will not fail to take responsibility when he really needs it. The plot arrangement is also very suitable. There is no traditional Buddhist practice in the guise of a Buddhist, and it is a rare serious Buddhist. Everyone in the temple talks nicely, and the senior brother is so caring. I really like being in the temple. There is no common neurotic scene in low-level cool novels such as "you have a way to die" when encountering an emergency, nor is there any common poisonous point in Buddhist writing that only tolerates being bullied. It can be said that it has grasped this balance point very well, but the update is too slow. Urgent, urgent, even if I am anxious to death, please follow up.

The writing is very sophisticated. Of course, I don't know if this comment is correct? Everyone should read it according to their own preferences. I feel that the writing style is also very upright. It is not a particularly arrogant writing style, but yes, there are many outstanding highlights.

The writing style is very good, and there is no clichéd plot like traditional high-level martial arts. The protagonist improves quickly. Although he is biased towards Taoism, he is not suppressed and does not improve. Cutting the grass and eradicating the roots, there is no such old matryoshka plot. The setting of the divine helper is very good. It has advantages and disadvantages. It makes the characters have flaws and makes them look more real. Moreover, most of the Buddhist films have a bad reputation. They are written too squarely and look like a drama, as if they were washing the floor. Such a setting makes it more comfortable to watch. The next step is to see how to fill the pit of the three realms, as well as the pit of the so-called heavenly reward. The realm is most likely to be explored like a secret realm and then break through. Burning books, disappearing in high realms, reviving spiritual energy, and having divine helpers are similar to cultivating gu. There is a high probability that they are working with other worlds, and the rear is copied. Heaven is decomposing the other party's rules, producing ghosts, and some negative effects of divine assistance.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a refreshing book. The concept is brilliant, but there is one biggest poisonous point in Monk's article. I hope the author won't touch it, so as not to see the disgusting people behind it, that is, women. Don't write about various women who have feelings like next door and Monk can't handle them. That would be too disgusting. In addition, it's time to update. Who can see this? If foreigners know about it, they will think we look down on it!

It was very enjoyable to watch. The protagonist is decisive in killing, and is very grateful to those who treat him well. He will not kill innocent people indiscriminately, and he will not be unable to walk without seeing a woman.

The golden finger is a pretentious activity that provides feedback from heaven. The feedback includes cultivation or skill proficiency, but it also has side effects. The main character's side effect is fear of death. In the end, a Gou Daoliu protagonist was created. The plot is quite interesting and worth watching.

The writing is pretty good. The protagonist relies on pretense to level up. The setting of divine assistance is a bit interesting. Moreover, the side effect of the protagonist's divine help is that he is afraid of death. Compared with others, this actually turned out to be an advantage [laughing and crying] Although it is said that he is stubborn, the protagonist has become famous along the way. Shuangwen is not aggrieved.

Good book, good writing, interesting setting, not brainless. The protagonist starts with a high status and is called master wherever he goes, so there is no brainless provocation and pretending to be cool. This aspect is very satisfying to read. It is very powerful, and I can honestly say that everyone I meet will be crushed and killed instantly. I pretend to be cool and smooth.

Shuangwen follows his heart, the monk's wine and meat pass through his intestines, and the Buddha's heart remains. He is very strong and will not be threatened by others. He only has the wrong name but not the wrong nickname. Black-hearted monk hahahahahaha