The Dark Sovereign

What I want to complain about most about this book is that you use daggers to kill monsters that are dozens of meters tall! Why on earth do you use a dagger measuring dozens of centimeters to kill? Just like a person using a toothpick to kill a dog, just thinking about it makes me laugh! 😂😂

Oh my god, it was the first time I discovered that "Jianghe" is "erongkou" with "ding" and some liquid...

It feels too taken for granted. As the top scientist in the country, the protagonist's father has almost no help in the protagonist's growth in the early stage. This is not as good as writing about the death of both parents? And most scientists do not practice. This setting is simply childish. How can scientific methods, rigorous attitudes, and sufficient resources not be able to fight back? Although it is a fantasy from another world, the readers are modern people! Lack of logic affects the sense of reading.

When I watched it in the past, it might have been a mindless one, so I enjoyed watching it. The plot is basically the kind where the author sets up a lot of difficult plots for the protagonist, and then the protagonist can always fight back without any delay. To a certain extent, it can be regarded as a decisive killing, but again Looking back, I found that sometimes the plot was too poisonous. I have re-watched the plot of the college entrance examination. I didn't care before. But when it came to the college entrance examination, I really had to complain: The setting of the invigilator was too poisonous. Is he so powerful? If you can't see the perfect score, you always modify the questions temporarily to increase the difficulty. Let alone the fun-loving audience, aren't there any senior officials and powerful people in the Kingdom of Dawn who are better? Either the enemy or the fun person, right? They always have to show up afterwards, and they are not as good as those technical staff. Return to Dawn, what a great irony. The teacher Zhang in front of me just let it go. In the end, he was forced to wash away Bai and changed teachers. In the end, he was replaced by a more poisonous teacher Yang, and he really accepted it. After all, it is an old novel from the past, and I personally feel that it is actually good, but now many people probably can't stand it. I stopped following Ling Luo's book around the middle of Code Zero Nine, and then Tianmo read it for a while and stopped reading it. I feel that it is better to look back on the previous one. After reading this one, I will probably read Super God Modeler again.

I just said that the great author is so poisonous even in the world settings 😒😒 It turns out to be a 16-year-old work by Daily Dudu!

Since we mentioned that scientists have a high status and have bodyguards when they go out, why did the protagonist have no money when he started practicing martial arts? And the protagonist doesn't even have the foundation to kill monsters with a dagger? It's not round

🥵 88. Chapter One: Destroy Me. It's a research institute, and it's still a national level. There are hundreds of guards, but none of them can get through a few moves with the enemy and delay time. There are no powerful weapons. What kind of research institute! And it wasn't even an attack on the research institute. There was no defense system at all. What's going on 🥵🥵🥵

At the beginning, the scientific research base was casually breached, okay~_~. Genius scientists forced into martial arts? Isn't your high school so addictive? You only focus on practicing in high school? Is university just more than cultivation? How are scientists trained? Ah? Are you born with knowledge? Go directly to the laboratory for internship? You have conquered a subject and still can't get a recommendation? No special moves? You don't need to observe practitioners to participate in dark energy experiments? The experimental base will not be located in some Diaomao Star Academy? If you are afraid of death, don't become a scientist and an ordinary person. If you are worthless, who will care about you? If you are a scientist, you may be slaughtered. If you fight as a cultivator, you will not die? It's okay to be slaughtered in any way, but you can't be slaughtered in the laboratory? Genius logic.

It shouldn't be. Although I only read the beginning, I also feel that this book's setting of scientists is a bit biased. A laboratory that the country values ​​​​can't be broken into so easily, nor can it be destroyed so easily. To be fair, without the efforts behind the scientific research team, martial arts may not be able to progress. As far as I am concerned, scientists are definitely more noble than warriors, and there are many who are capable of literature and martial arts. There is no need to write like this.

I never expected that the white hole in the introduction is the heroine