The Path to Heaven

Ten years of white crane, fighting again in this life I started reading novels in junior high school. At first, I just read novels by two authors over and over again. When I was in the third year of junior high school, a classmate recommended me to watch God of War.

I just don't understand why I can't write another book in the style of "God of War," where the protagonist is a super genius, without any lucky encounters or cheat codes, just invincible talent.

This book doesn't feel like it was written by the author; it seems like it was ghostwritten: the writing is immature, the writing style is rudimentary, and the plot is stiff. Please like if you agree.

"Ten-year-old Baihe, Lao Bai" is what I call Baihe. Be careful when typing these two characters, or you'll misspell them. Old Bai wrote books for ten years, but realized that it didn't take ten years. When I first learned about Lao Bai, I was reading books, and "Martial God" had been dominating the bestseller list for a long time. I even came to Qidian to see why this book was so popular.

Ten years later, Baihe will fight again in this life. I started reading Lao Bai's books from "Creating Gods". The young man Chengfeng in the book gave me a different path of growth. I always like to read books, so "The Immortal Road to Heaven" has always been in my pursuit. Watching Ouyang Ming grow, become stronger, and control his own destiny through his own efforts is a worthwhile life.

So boring, so awkward to watch. The plot is disgusting, makes me want to vomit. The same old villains, always so incredibly powerful. NO, that doesn't work, my protagonist is even more powerful. Most importantly, your writing is terrible, it has no emotional impact whatsoever. It's just the audience praising the villain first, then saying, "Oh, the protagonist is definitely going to lose." Then the protagonist calmly smugly says, "I haven't lost yet." Who actually reads this? I'm dropping it.

Bai He has left Qidian and joined Alibaba Literature. His new book is "Double Brain Healing Dragon".

I have seen about 50%, and I can only say that the protagonist is really wandering all the way, living completely on the golden finger, and has never held his life in his own hands. When he is in the power level, he provokes the Yang level, when he is in the Yin level, he provokes the Ji Dao, and when he is in the Yang level, he provokes Wu Yuanwei, the best person in the world.

I hate this kind of male protagonist who's the personal bodyguard of a school beauty. He has a bunch of girlfriends but is still a virgin. I don't believe he doesn't have some kind of psychological issues. This protagonist with such an overpowered cheat ability levels up too slowly. Like "The Blood of the Azure Sky," it could have ended much earlier. The later parts are all the same formula, so there's no need to read them.

Why do I feel that the protagonist looks more like a virgin the more I watch it? Is it my imagination?😥😅