Starting as a Butcher, the Talent Is Also a Butcher!

That's pretty good! There are no obvious poisonous points, nor overpowering combat power, nor abuse of the protagonist, nor a sister, nor an inexplicably ambiguous girl. The IQs of the supporting characters are barely online. Overall, on the Tomato platform, I think it deserves a 9 points, which is top quality. As for some flaws, don't force it. It's very rare to be able to see it without any poison or history! A very pure martial arts novel.

It's still okay, the writing is okay, and the supporting characters are also written in a more three-dimensional way, especially Zhang Butcher. It's really a pity to watch it. It's a pity that the plot is dead. Being the master of the protagonist is destined to have a big cause and effect. The protagonist always has to walk out of the novice village, so there is no way.

The author's consistent experience of fighting monsters is combined with classic martial arts. The writing style is good and has the feel of classical martial arts. Combined with the author's twists and turns in the creation of new books in the past year, this book is one of the rare ones that is both innovative and traditional martial arts that old readers like. It is very good, keep up the good work!

Finally a normal novel. All the other novels on Tomato seem to be insane, but the characters in this novel are all very vivid, and there is nothing insane about them, and they are still normal people in outlook. The author is also very reputable

I passed by the book a few times when it was less than 7 points. Yesterday, I came in and read the reviews first. Five stars accounted for most of them. I couldn't believe that there were so many five-star points but only 6.9 Points. After reading it, I felt that it was indeed well written in all aspects, but there is one poisonous point: did the author write the bandits and mountain bandits too powerfully? There are many bandits and traitors in the government, and there are informants and killers everywhere in the city. It feels like the outside world except Qingshan City is ruled by bandits. At the beginning, more than two hundred bandits actually surrounded the small town, and they were not afraid of death. There aren't many other issues and it's worth reading.

It fits my point of view very well. There is no slap-in-the-face plot. I really hate the way the supporting characters make senseless taunts and then the protagonist pretends to slap him in the face. This is about the protagonist upgrading himself and then being very happy. The three views are normal and the plot logic is also very good. It can definitely get a score of 9 or above. The only problem is that it is serialized, but I look forward to updating it (≧∇≦)ﾉ (Is there any similar novel that doesn't slap in the face? It's too hard to find. I've finished the second review)

It's a very smooth upgrading story. I've seen the latest chapter. It should be cp-free. Recently, I like to read high-level martial arts books. The author has a good balance in the division and transformation of martial arts. He did not write about cultivating immortals. There may be such a system, but it is not abrupt. And I personally do not think that some of the actions of the protagonist are nannies. It is a very vivid character of the protagonist. The small flaw is that the protagonist kills too many people too decisively. For example, in the plot of Zhuangmiao Village, a man who killed a whole village without changing his expression felt a bit hasty.

It is a very good book. From leaving the village to suppress bandits to entering the town to become a disciple and becoming famous in the martial arts competition, the story is linked one by one and the rhythm is perfect. You will not feel bored after reading more than a hundred chapters. I am looking forward to the next development. The martial arts style is very strong. I only found out after reading the author that it was written by Brother No. 7. The last book Shattered Void was very well written. There is The plot is still fresh in my memory. When the protagonist's best friend was kidnapped by the enemy and his whereabouts were unknown, the protagonist said: "If he is not dead, I will kill you and you will naturally go find him. If he is dead, I will kill you to avenge him." It really shocked me. The character of the protagonist is also established. He is decisive in killing, repays kindness, and is happy to take revenge. It really describes the martial arts world in my mind.

When I first read the plot, I thought it was a novice novel, but later I realized how smooth the fighting scenes were and how solid the writing was. Looking at the author again, I found out that I have read several of his previous books, which are quite good. The fighting scenes in this novel are very exciting, and the Hunyuan Unity makes me want to keep reading. Please support me. It is a very good novel ヾ(❀╹◡╹)ﾉﾞ❀~

It is a new book on martial arts, but it can be seen that the author has been involved in this type of writing for a long time. When you go to the homepage and look at it, the average rating of the old books is around 8.5. The article is smoothly connected and there are no obvious inconsistencies or contradictions. The character creation is pretty good. The protagonist is decisive in killing and attaches great importance to friendship. Butcher Zhang is hard-spoken and soft-hearted, Master Cheng protects his shortcomings, and the senior brothers and sisters defend themselves. There are basically no inexplicable conflicts. Although there are not many chapters now, it is still worth reading

Reading progress is 168 chapters. The overall evaluation is that the system of martial arts and heaven rewards those who work is a cool novel, and the writing is online without compromising the realm. There is currently no female protagonist, and the protagonist is an orphan. It is considered a masterpiece on Tomato. Part of the plot draws on the content of the water monkey who became a god, such as the identity of the master, the master's disciples and sons, the master's wife, including the gifts given to him, etc., But the important parts should be original and not affect the viewing experience. It is worth watching.

Compared with traditional cool novels, the protagonist keeps practicing constantly, and the feeling of getting stronger little by little is quite good. The author's writing style is also good, there is no brainless plot, and the overall five-star rating is no problem [I learned it]

I have read more than 140 chapters and finished it in one day. There is no heroine yet. It is very good. It is all written by hand. The writing and the plot are arranged in Pomodoro. The writing and plot are also very good. The characters are also very intelligent. The protagonist does not forget his original intention. It is a joy to read. The teachers are all good people. The current low rating is too few. I am optimistic about this book with a rating of 9 or above.

The author's writing style is very mature, very solid, sophisticated and down-to-earth. It is rare to see something that is not exaggerated or bragging. Both the character dialogue and the plot are very smooth. There is no confrontation or anything, just normal writing of the story. It is quite awesome [Like] [Salute]

Well, I quite like this novel. The main reason is that there is not so much nonsense in it, and the good-natured people who help the protagonist do not die in a mess. There are a lot of normal people, and the protagonist's character is okay.

It's pretty good. There are too many novels with strong AI flavor nowadays. This one doesn't have that human-machine flavor. So far, this novel is pretty good. It's quite interesting and not cliché. It's just that there are too few updates.

The novel "Tiandaohuoqin" is very good. It does not block the realm, does not suppress the combat power, and is consistent to the end. It is 100 times better than those junk novels that use the guise of "Tiandaoluoqin" to achieve breakthroughs and have natural resources. The character of the protagonist is also better than I like. He is smart and has no such brainless methods. The plot setting has a great framework. Overall, it is a good book. If the quality of the more than 100 chapters is followed, you can definitely watch it in Tomato [please update]

I really like the character of the protagonist. Killing and killing is so refreshing. There is no script like other novels where a hero saves a beauty and gets entangled with a beautiful girl who is actually in love with a female channel. The plot is more about training and the conspiracies faced. Killing people is clean and neat. There is no feeling like that of a male channel who just lays down a lot of ink and kills at the end. One word after reading the whole text, "It's cool" I hope there will be no cp and no emotional lines

Already tied, a rare fairy grass for rotten persimmons! One advantage is that there is no heroine and no ambiguity. Secondly, the camp atmosphere of the protagonists is good, they get along well with each other, and there is no vulgar plot that is deliberately targeted by colleagues or even superiors, which is very pleasant. Of course, the most important thing is that the protagonist has a likable personality, repays kindness, can clearly define his own capabilities, is good at execution and does not deliberately take power, and treats every kindness around him carefully and responds positively. The methods used to deal with villains are decisive and even cruel. For example, in a village due to cannibalism, hundreds of people, old and young, were all killed by the protagonist, leaving no one alive.

Judging from the content of the current chapter, the score is a bit low. Although there is nothing new in the plot and setting, no obvious logical problems have been found so far. The killing is decisive, the plot is reasonable, and the logic is smooth. It's still worth watching, at least it looks pretty cool to me. Compared with those novels that are completely illogical and full of poison, this one is very conscientious.

The writing is very stable, upright and delicate. This is the thinking and logic that orthodox martial arts should have. Even if you kill people to increase your proficiency, you don't have to surrender alive for the sake of proficiency. This feeling is very good. The three views are very correct. There are only two aspects. One is that both Of course, killing people can increase proficiency, so why not be an executioner? There are so many death row prisoners in prison, including those who are captured. Isn't this better than martial arts training resources and hard training? Secondly, women, most of the readers are old book fans, why don't you give me something to like [shy][shy]

It's quite good. Although it's a martial arts routine, it's not the kind of pig's feet that have to be stepped on everywhere for the sake of the plot. It's the kind of pig's feet that everyone has to ridicule. One thing that is particularly good is that the author writes that martial arts masters care about the conduct of their disciples. After reading books for so many years, there are not many sects in the books that care about the conduct of their disciples. It is rare to see disciples being punished for their misbehavior.

It is very well written, with a martial arts atmosphere. The protagonist is decisive in killing and not sloppy at all. The descriptions of other characters are also very three-dimensional and not stereotyped at all. The rhythm of the story seems good so far. It can be read by both boys and girls. It is an excellent novel and is worth recommending.

Pretty good upgrade flow. The writing is smooth, the killing is decisive, and the protagonist is very capable. The beginning is very good, the protagonist is not very strong, but the story is quite interesting. After the protagonist's cultivation is on the right track, the story becomes a bit mediocre. I gave up the characteristic of killing pigs and kind of forgot my original intention. I really like to see the protagonist having a high position and having to kill pigs every day. The plot is average and a little unconventional, but it still can't break out of the upgrade flow. Basically, the protagonist hides his strength and then pretends to be a pig to eat the tiger.

Five stars for you. Looking forward to the exciting plot in the future. Don't delay. I thought it was food and grass

It can be regarded as a rare masterpiece among martial arts books. It does not have too many clichéd plots. The most important thing is that there are no poisonous points, nothing troubling, and the protagonist is a loser. The martial arts master brothers also help each other and have no other thoughts. Worth mentioning

The characters are flesh and blood, and even though there are minor supporting characters with dementia, there is no plot that is too crazy for the time being. The world view is gradually unfolding. Although I don't know if it will be a cliché upgrade and map change later, at least I can fully guess the subsequent development before reading the next chapter. The fighting descriptions are exciting, and the author's update speed is also energetic enough. Good!

Tomato is indeed a readable book. Although the overall direction is relatively old-fashioned, the plot processing and details are relatively novel. I personally think that this kind of book should be read to two to three million words. It is not suitable for catching up on updates.

A very nice and refreshing article, I highly recommend it. True and decisive in killing

The writing is good, I feel that martial arts and high martial arts are in between, leaning more toward martial arts. I don't know how to write it later. I hope it will lean toward martial arts. Gao Wu's martial arts doesn't feel like martial arts. Now when writing about high martial arts, I feel like it's all about gravity rather than skills. It has high energy and blood, good magical powers (and those magical powers, space, time, and destiny are very impure). Miracles can be achieved with great strength. It's written like someone who cultivates immortality.