... What kind of ending? I kept typing wrong names and similar names in the article. What do you mean? The plot development comes out one after another. Two points are given to Xia Baiyuan and Lu Xi. One point for each person is not given to the author.
To borrow the words of the sisters' comments in Chapter 15: Just say, if it doesn't work out, let the protagonist burp... I tried very hard to treat him as a normal fellow earthling, but maybe he would be less likely to collapse as a delicate burp.
Stacked Armor: I don't like this attack. It's none of my business if you like it. Don't jump on me. If you can't understand people's words, I will delete the comment.
I feel aggrieved. Why should you, a Chinese, be manipulated by others in a foreign country, constantly making promises and being forced to sign inexplicable contracts? I still remember a plot in which the protagonist was forced to sign an unequal treaty on his head due to the inexplicable damage caused by the battle in a neighborhood. Do you think you are very tolerant? ? No, this is very strange, boss.
As of chapter 61, the protagonist is crazily eaten up, choked by the evil sect master, injured and blocked by a nouveau riche, and his spiritual power is blocked as a slave. He is choked and controlled by the enemy's bodyguard while exploring the secret realm. After becoming a disciple again, he is looked down upon by NPCs. No, don't you think this is very sad, inspiring and strong? Boss, this makes the protagonist feel humiliated and aggrieved all the time. Then let us look back at the tags of this article: cool article, relaxed (.) Haha. Thank you for tricking me into coming in.
I'm still looking forward to the second episode of the Leisure Meeting
Editor 2: Haha. When I went back and read the second half of the chapter, I was shocked: he was caught by the enemy and then the enemy asked another man controlled by him to take away the protagonist's innocence. No, why does the author like others to bully the protagonist so much? Then he likes the protagonist just because he looks good and says a few words, gives him gifts, helps him, and accepts him as his disciple. Is it a routine that has no changes at all? (I think this is quite cute in the eyes of the protagonist, the male swordsman), but he is a child who doesn't know much about swordsmanship. He loses his sincerity easily, so his eyes shine brightly without knowing it. A puppy close to you is cute, but if everyone else follows this routine, I feel a little bad. ) [Covering face, laughing and crying]