The Outcast, set during the Republic of China era: Surrounded by a crowd of Japanese superpowered fighters, Qin Feng smiled and said, “I wonder if any of you have heard of a stat monster. The left fist deals high damage, and the right fist deals even higher damage.” As he spoke, Qin Feng threw a punch. Watching the fighters in front of him turn into clouds of blood mist, he exclaimed in surprise, “I had no idea you had a way to use blood shields.”
The onlookers standing by to back him up twitched at the corners of their mouths. He really was Qin the Stubborn: he’d turned them into blood mist and was still calling it a blood shield.
No, under one person, there is a courtyard behind it, buddy. If you want to write about Siheyuan, you can read a separate book. If I want to read it, I can directly find a book. Isn't the gap a bit big? (¯―¯٥)
Write about Swordsman. The characters you describe are not suitable for Siheyuan. Hanzhan is okay, but it's okay to write about Swordsman first, then switch back to Jianghu when Xiaoao is almost done. Give them away one at a time, which makes it more comfortable to read. Of course, you still have the final say in everything, the author.
The book is very good. I want to read one with a female protagonist, but I don't have it yet. But it's well written and there's nothing bad about it.
It's really good. It has something. I just don't know how it got 5.3 Points. It's definitely above 8.5 Points.
If it is well written, it may overwhelm the combat power in the middle (on the data panel), but in the actual fight, the protagonist can be said to be invincible. Standard cool article 👍
Although some pretentious plots affect the listening experience, it is overall very good
Those who live a small life get 5 stars, please update quickly
Very beautiful, very exciting
Well done Ming Chao! I feel refreshed and comfortable to watch! Come on 👍
Not bad, the rating is low, maybe around 6.8