The Unrivaled Expert of the Embroidered Uniform Guard

Why is the main character's weapon always a sword? Isn't it good to just choose any of the eighteen weapons? Why are you always staring at the sword? The sword is also very tiring, right? Give other weapons a chance to appear, okay?

I've read the first thirty chapters, but Pig's Knuckle is still useless, bye bye

It's rubbish novel. It's said that it's 200 chapters into The Master, but it's rubbish about martial arts and it only knows how to use poison. It's rubbish.

After reading a few chapters, I felt that it was not up to par. It would be better not to have a system than to have one. I could write several pictures while visiting a brothel, so I gave it up. It's too poisonous to be toxic, it's just worthless, throw it away.

A girl came to the dough shop: "Give me some dough. I want a small bowl. Put more bean sprouts, cucumbers, gluten, and more dough..." The boss said angrily: "Girl, what should I put less of?" The girl thought for a moment and said, "Put less salt in it. I don't like it to be too salty." Boss. . . 2. During a blind date, the woman asked me: "Tell me about your situation? Are you married and have children?" Me: "I was married. No children, but my wife passed away. She drowned." She whispered, "Oh my gosh, I'm so sorry. Did it happen recently?" I replied: "Yes. Look, my sleeves are not dry yet." 3. The new book "Full-time Villager" by the genius author Bai Xiao Dian Deng is highly recommended. It is the weakest profession in the history of reincarnation. The story that must be told between villagers and goblins, dragons and half-elves!

A person who has only been in the world for less than a month and has not done anything big except that his godfather is more powerful. Why are there so many good players interested in him? That's a bit nonsense.

Chapter 1: First time traveling and becoming a baby. Seventeen years later, the system appeared. Unexpectedly, he did not practice advanced kung fu. He went down the mountain and encountered bandits. He died.

I haven't seen any peerless masters, and the plot has so far depicted that the protagonist has no power to protect himself.

Speechless! The system is of no use. The title of the book is The Master, but the protagonist turns out to be a scumbag. Moreover, it feels like you are facing a big boss right from the start, and the protagonist is still the lowest-priced novice. What did the author think?

The protagonist's martial arts setting at the beginning is unreasonable. A second-generation official with such a background has been in the sect for nine years and only knows basic swordsmanship... The villain's IQ is appallingly low, and the protagonist's adoptive father is too shallow and does not match his identity. Although it is impossible for every character to be outstanding, it is not possible for so many characters to have the same feeling.