The Outcast: The Rules of the Outsiders Can't Control Me

The previous battlefield was very exciting, but what really made me feel good was the use of the Eight Magic Skills and the attitude towards ordinary people. Finally, a protagonist appeared who did not separate himself from ordinary people, but served the people wholeheartedly. In the past, there were stories where the protagonist was very powerful and participated in the Anti-Japanese War, but then he returned to his sect and either lived in seclusion or raised the next generation. Although it protects ordinary people and has a deterrent effect on other strangers who do evil, it actually excludes ordinary people. Isn't that another kind of arrogance? And this world is always dominated by ordinary people.

It's a very good novel. It's the first time I've seen this pattern in the same genre. Although when I read humanities, I particularly hate the idea of ​​surrendering anywhere, but what I hate is the arrogance. In this book, what I see so far is common progress. The aliens under one person are in a better situation than the mutants, but they are still aliens.

The only problem is that if you want to plan the Eight Miracles, you need the support of the state. After all, it is the Eight Miracles and the 36 Thieves. Why is he called a thief? The reason is the so-called eight wonders. It means stealing other people's Taoist gas source. It was Zhang Daoling who was stolen. So said. There is no state support. You will definitely be attacked by a group of people. However, it is different with state support. The iron fist of the people is something that no sect wants to bear and cannot bear. When the time comes, stealing becomes borrowing. Build the country by borrowing the rice from our ancestors. Isn't this normal?

The subsequent plot development is very novel, using eight magical skills to help the country develop, but I feel that it is a bit difficult to write in the future. It should not be developed in the direction of animation. I look forward to the author writing in a new direction.

Four stars, I saw the third volume, and it has the same combat power as Zhang Zhiwei. Then he worked as an auto mechanic. . . This is hyw, and I feel that when I write about lathe parts, I will become so cruel that I will die. I'm here to read the novel. . .

What I wrote above is quite satisfactory. Well, starting from fighting and killing Japanese invaders, I wrote better and better. 😏

I'm an old bookworm. It's good-looking. The novel "One Man" is quite organized. It's a bit superficial in the early stages but it's much better than similar novels. From the Anti-Japanese War to the founding of the People's Republic of China to modern times, the plot is smoothly implemented. Unlike other similar novels that dare not change anything, it is now a new civilization that combines Qi and technology. Looking forward to future civilization upgrades.

It's okay, there's nothing poisonous about it, the plot development is logical, and the author's subsequent chapters are well written ٩(๑^o^๑)۶ Come on

The writing was quite good before. It was like a catchphrase. It was very annoying to hear what he asked and so on. I don't know who asked and who said it. The more I wrote, the better and better I became. The more I read, the more addictive I became. Overall, it's pretty good-looking

I finally found a book that suits my taste. I have read dozens of books like this before, and I can't figure out why even though I have these abilities and I can't survive being hunted down, I still don't go to the country, but I set up a country that can do everything.