Career Entries: Starting Out as a Rickshaw Puller in the Demon Martial Republic of China

Uh, it looks better. There is no particularly big poisonous point. It seems to be relatively smooth and enjoyable. The further you look back, the more frustrated you become, brothers. Simply. I feel like the author has nothing to write about. The protagonist is defeated wherever he goes. It doesn't just mean the force, but the male protagonist has to pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger every time, and he can't reveal his strength. Every time I was treated like a pig by someone who was weaker than the protagonist, I had to endure several rounds every time before I could get my revenge. And this scenario happens over and over again. You don't have to write anymore, you can just finish it. Mainly because I really don't understand why you are pretending to be a pig? What can you do if you expose your fourth level ability? Isn't it possible that the fifth level can defeat the protagonist? If it really doesn't work, just expose your level 3 strength. That doesn't affect you at all in pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. A tiger will treat you like a pig, not a wild dog on the roadside. You still won't resist, the idiot pig will disgust you. For this kind of plot, let me put it bluntly. I said it in vain. The previous praise was in vain.

It's pretty good to watch, and the pace is okay, but the description of the combat is insufficient, too inadequate. Martial arts has almost become that of a mage. The battle is to directly cultivate, seal or kill, and occasionally defend, and it is completed in one sentence. Although the protagonist is high and low, it is too fast, there is no flesh-and-blood confrontation, fists are bloody, large-scale destruction of the field, and a sense of tension. It is like the protagonist practicing martial arts but playing as a summoning mage. I think most people who watch this genre should watch the protagonist's melee combat.

A good novel. I read a lot of books about high martial arts and demons in the Republic of China. They all taste so strong of AI. I originally planned not to read this book, but it has been on the recommendation list for a long time. The reviews from book friends are pretty good. It's a bit like the game Gaowu, the combined version of the Republic of China. Quite like it.

In Tomato, I read more than a dozen books about martial arts in the Republic of China, but only one was somewhat readable. I originally thought it was also a follow-up book. Unexpectedly, I really struck gold. The plot and setting are good. The protagonist does not pretend to be a bad guy, does not see a beautiful woman unable to walk, or starts pretending to be a slap in the face for no reason. The only bad thing is that the protagonist has poor control and sensitivity over his own aura. That Xiaofu knows that the protagonist has killed someone every time he smells it. He can even smell it when the protagonist encounters Huang Pizi. Sometimes he even uses the smell of alcohol to help the protagonist wash away the smell. The protagonist is obviously much better than Xiaofu, but he doesn't even know that he has such an obvious aura left on him. Although it's the protagonist Xiaofu's side, the feeling of exposing all his actions to others and completely relying on others really ruins the sense of fun. I hope the protagonist can add some skills to hide or remove aura residue in the future.

It's a world of chaos in the world of demons and gods. The protagonist is a time traveler who came here with a plug-in. At present, it can only be said that he is decisive in killing, both good and evil, and he likes to fight downwards and leapfrog [smile] The writing is not bad. You can put it next door and use it for a fee. There is nothing wrong with giving you five stars.

A good book, worth reading. The writing is a bit poor, but the content is really good. Author, if you see it, please write a larger location. You gathered all the monsters and monsters in the Four-Nine City. How could there be so many people who could die? This is not an online game article. You can think about how many people die in a day in the Four-Nine City and how many people die in the whole country. According to what you write, you will basically die within a few years.

A rare normal human protagonist who interacts with people from whatever class he is in. His liver system can be stable for dozens of days, and he does not show too much ability when he is in trouble. Overall, it's an ordinary book, suitable for those who can't find any good books in the recommendations. The writing becomes boring later, but the output is very sufficient, and the contemporary works are good when there are no books.

After reading it for a long time and evaluating it, the overall advantages of this book far outweigh the disadvantages. The advantage is that the content is subtitled. The protagonist says he is going to be a gou at the beginning, which is true. He has basically never revealed his strength before the fourth level. Only Xiao Fuzi vaguely knows that he is one of the best Gou Daoliu in online articles. A lot of others say they are going to be a gou. Then after a few chapters, they just fart and start to show off when they see a little benefit. This book implements the play style of high-level fighting and low-level crushing, which is perfect. I feel good about the lack of combat that many people say. After being crushed in all realms and writing about fighting, it is easy to end up in a life-and-death situation like that of Zhanmei Su, no matter how much he improves, and when encountering monsters, Wen San's basic set of underworld combos is absolutely no problem. According to this level of cultivation, anyone else who has more than three moves will look like garbage. In terms of combat power, this book is also top-notch. The shortcomings are also obvious. Firstly, there is basically no content in the middle stage of the topic. It relies on absorbing Yang Qi and Yin Qi to practice. The early preparation is a bit wasteful. Secondly, the numerical value of Yin Yang Town is inflated. A group of third-level players in the capital are domineering, and a group of fourth-level players in the village are walking on thin ice. Also, relying on treasure-holding people to elicit maps is too tiring to read and seems cumbersome. However, these shortcomings are harmless and are common in various online articles. The wonderful story and reasonable plot can cover up some shortcomings. This book is also one of the more comfortable books to read in recent times.

If you write it yourself, you will get full marks. If you have ideas or supporting characters, evil gods, deceitful gods, and villains, you can write it. There are five levels in total. There are five levels of Creepy, Haunting, Falling Shadow, True Shadow, and Divine Presence, and all professions also have five levels. The highest level for now is the fourth level, which means there is no true god. If there are any mistakes, I will correct them. Good ideas I will use. Thank you all. Recruiting some evil ways and supporting roles. Format: name+occupation+character story+means+upgrade conditions. There are five levels of levels; the evil spirits are sneaky: treacherous, ghostly, descending shadow, true shadow, and divine presence. There are also five professional levels, such as warriors; Yang/Yin Bone Martial Disciple, Forging Yang/Yin Martial Sheng, Kaishan Martial Master, Zhenyue Martial Master, and Kaitian Martial Saint.

Although there are many entries, the combat method is quite simple. The abilities of many entries are not used, and the iteration ability of the entries is too fast, and they are quickly covered. Since you can achieve various industries at no cost through learning, why not get a few more professions? , Overall it's okay, I can keep reading, and the protagonist also knows how to strike first and gain the upper hand. Overall, it's a good read, and it doesn't have a very frustrating plot. The most important thing is that the author updates a lot, with 9 to 10 chapters a day, which is the most updated among all the novels I have read. Like it.