The Protagonist Has Nothing to Say [Reborn]

... I have watched it before, but I was not impressed by the ending. I watched it again, and this is it? Anticlimactic! No wonder I have no impression! So many holes have been dug, but few have been filled! Yes! The protagonist's identity attack is very powerful, but there still have to be some explanations, right? What is the opportunity for the protagonist to wake up? What happened to the protagonist's initial knife skills? Where is his master's bag of tricks? What about all the systems created by the demons? There is also the younger brother of the protagonist Shou. So much plot is just one or two sentences, or not explained at all! After constructing such a large framework, the result is almost just describing the two protagonists? Even the story line of the two protagonists leaves many pitfalls! ! ! The author fills the gap! ! !

With tears in my eyes, I really like the pairing of Shizun x An Yuge. I fell in love with the deputy CP who played a small role again. It's sad.

Let me add a full review - Xiao Gong's writing is okay, Xiao Sui is reluctant, but there are still some tricks of jealous Gong and shy Sui. The slice in the mirror is very annoying. Although it seems miserable, to be honest, it's not him who is miserable, it's me who is miserable. After all, he is just a breakup who accidentally obtained the memory and cultivation of the real master. He is basically a fake. He wants to replace the real master and even drags him away for 2,580,000 yuan. In fact, it is not his in the first place, so he is a lunatic. Xiao Shou's master also thought he was the common man in the world and wanted to take advantage of Xiao Shou, but in the end he did not make any contribution to the world except for establishing a relationship between his sect and Xiao Shou. Although Xiao Gong's father seems to be a scumbag, there is no harm without comparison. As soon as Xiao Gong's mother appears, I suddenly feel that Xiao Gong's father is not that scumbag anymore. The Extraterrestrial Demon, which had been brewing for dozens of chapters, thought that there was going to be a tough battle, but it ended up being solved in less than a hundred words. I thought that the attack and the recipient would be tortured, but the result was that the slice came out and I was relieved and passed. Many people's plots are not clearly explained. Anyway, it doesn't matter if they are not the protagonist and have no CP, right? From the moment Gong and Shou confessed to each other, I basically fast-forwarded. It was also the first time that I saw Gong and Shou fall in love, but it made it difficult for me to continue reading. If it weren't for my obsessive-compulsive disorder and wanting to watch the follow-up fast-forward, I would probably abandon the story halfway through. In summary, I have reason to think that the author did not want to write until later. It was obviously okay except that the slices were annoying, but the result was anticlimactic.

In fact, I really want to see Lin Weizhen and An Yuge fall in love...

I want to see An Yuge and Jiang Li

So what... Has anyone seen where the tips Tianjizi gave to Brother Lin went? Lost it like this?

I've finished watching it. It's a good read. I still feel a little bit unsatisfied after watching it. I can't get enough.

Hahahahahahaha

I would like to ask the sisters, which chapter is the part where Master Li Qi recalls An Yu Ge's murder in his previous life? I saw this and wanted to go back and watch it again but couldn't find it QAQ

It's finally finished! Red and fiery, in a trance