Kunlun Has a Sword

I started watching it, have you seen any spoilers?

I found the biggest problem with this book. In order to show the team, everyone agrees that they can cut off the protagonist at no cost. What does the protagonist rely on to support him? Your own luck and understanding For example, the team allocates fragments to the protagonist in exchange for military merit, the protagonist of the dungeon finds them by himself, and the protagonist's jade is given by his master. Why? Paint with a second finger? In total, he is ten times as good as the deputy, and the main character is the one who learned from Menla. Who is the boss without B numbers? In the end, the protagonist contributed this and that, but he was still a part-time worker. Wouldn't it be more satisfying for an individual to lead other group bosses? Yes, everyone has acquiesced. If the protagonist does not give it, Xue Lei will be angry, and the protagonist's team will be angry. The protagonist opened a dungeon, and the items in the dungeon were evenly distributed. The protagonist could not take more, and even had to give one of his own to the team. The dungeon quota was entirely allocated by the team. If the benefits are only for the protagonist, the rest of the team will look at them angrily and ask for compensation. If the protagonist leads other people, others will be dissatisfied. It is obvious that there is a priceless quota, spiritual pet skills, etc., But others got it without doing anything. Everyone is doing their own training, laughing and watching the protagonist busy around, spending military merit to buy fragments, hurriedly looking for the master, asking for props by the way, and then what happens, our team divides it evenly. Fighting a difficult BOSS, the protagonist contributed the most, and scrapped 5 jade seals in order to win, and no one else showed any sign of it. What was revealed? We distribute evenly Things that the protagonist finds by himself and buys with military merit belong to the team by default. Xue Lei and others, who were just working part-time, took advantage of everything. Later, the protagonist was so stunned that he gave away good things to others, and even took treasures to help Xue Lei break through. Only the protagonist is giving, and the team is busy absorbing nutrients from the protagonist, but there is almost no feedback. Could it be that the protagonist is doing something by himself? If the dungeon quota allows the protagonist to lead the boss and bring people he doesn't know, I'm afraid the protagonist will never be in a situation where money is inexplicably tight. The protagonist is obviously lucky and has high strength, but he is simply eaten by the team and becomes a wage earner who has to run around every now and then. The team seems to be a classic big capitalist. If they are willing to give you a little, they will give you face. The protagonist seems to have completely transformed into a saint. I have nothing to say. It's like a group of fair-weather friends are exploiting a culprit.

I have been reading scriptures and dreaming in the mountains for many years, but once I come down from the mountain, my sword is cold. Traveling around China in search of all kinds of Dharma, wandering in all directions looking for instructions. Enemies and friends are closely linked to each other, and they travel all over the world to pursue beauties. Once I swallowed the holy elixir, I realized that my fate was not determined by fate. ——Chapter 549.

Let me tell you something more... The original intention of the reward is to give the author some confidence, to tell Jiujiu that your writing is very good, and some people like it, including me of course... Furthermore, writing about online games is not easy. The great online game masters in the early years have either changed their style or simply disappeared. From my point of view, authors who write well about online games and don't cut corners are simply the clear stream in the online literature world. The writing style of this book is certainly different from Chen Ci and Shuibai Dada, but it is much better than Tang and Western writings. In terms of style, it is relatively more comfortable than the most popular gratuitous humor. The King is very good-looking, but if you eat too much fat, you will get tired of it... In terms of plot, hehe, I haven't read the online game book without bugs. Sorry, I haven't read it. For those who complain about bugs, go out, turn left and right, and look at the mathematical formulas. In addition, it is easy to get tired of reading online games, but this book is also a good book with constant high C content. There are thousands of people with thousands of faces, and it is meaningless to argue about the son of a plane... Again, the single update is fun to read, the double update is great, and the third update... Are you not afraid of drinking and writing about it? Who is to blame for the water? Don't waste your time fishing! This book is very good, but what about subscriptions and monthly passes? Compared to many not-so-good books, how much did this book suffer because it was about online games? Therefore, writing online games is really difficult. Having said all that, please give more food to the drinkers. This brother definitely deserves more recommendations, more monthly votes, and more subscriptions. Above, I hope you all will encourage me.

The protagonist is Xue Lei, right? Wang Qing worked so hard that he could comprehend the Great Way and play dungeons to become a first-class person. How could Xue Lei become a first-class person if he got Wang Qing's Five Mysteries? It's funny, haha. Bai blind labor must subscribe

It was Xue Lei, and I skipped a few chapters, and it was Xue Lei again, and then I cut to the beginning and looked at it, and confirmed that the protagonist was called Wang Qing. I fell into deep thought. Xianyu, who works so hard every day and calls 666, is actually the protagonist? Is this a problem of the second male lead not being good? This is because the male lead has no sense of existence at all. Author, you are a bit too self-indulgent. Do you feel that your writing is very good and the supporting characters are too substantial? If not, then this Xue Lei is either your vest, your real-life gay friend or your wife's vest. Normal people don't write books like this

Build a small building, 50 on the first floor, fight the 600 floor first, I will do it first to respect you! There are fewer and fewer high-quality online games, and the number of subscriptions is relatively low. We must support them! Come on, author! The writing is quite good

This book is well written overall, especially about games, but when it comes to social aspects, it is like a fighter in the garbage. The protagonist is the kind of person who just gives without expecting anything in return. He gives so many things himself, and then has to pay a price when he asks his friends to order something. His sister hides everything from him, but he asks for money and equipment all day long, and a bunch of friends treat him the same way. As long as she is a woman, he has nothing to do. There are all kinds of unreasonable bugs. If so many organized elites from the country come in, you will be fooled. If you encounter something that you can't explain clearly, you will say it is a system limitation... To sum up, it is only about games. This book is similar to Hongyingji, Dandaoxing and even Shushan. They are equally comparable, but with the others, this book is incomparable to those. It can be seen that the author wants to do everything, and tries hard to explain all aspects clearly. In the end, it ends up being disgusting. I will think more about the next book. What else should I write if I don't understand it myself?

Regarding the character Xue Lei in the article, if there was such a person in reality, I would never be friends with such a person. The reason is very simple. Even the best friends must respect etiquette and distinguish between public and private affairs. I have helped you before, so do you want to help me when I have difficulties? In the recent plot, the protagonist went crazy and was forced to live in seclusion. Wudang was in the interest of redistributing the territory of the Taoist sect. Many forces in the world were preparing to take action against the protagonist's NPC wife. During this crisis, Xue Lei received so much help from the protagonist without any indication of whether he was very selfish. Compared with the people with the same relationship in the article, his teacher and his little sister, there is really no comparison and no harm. This is not a question of "what you know will come naturally", it is a question of human nature, or is it that the author did not consider how these details will affect the reader's senses at all? Another clear distinction between public and private, whether it is in the early or later stages of the novel, the protagonist is like a cash machine to Xue Lei. The protagonist is the main investment in the early stage, and the protagonist contributes in the mid-term, and part of the harvest in the later period is given to him. Then the protagonist is not happy to bring more people by himself, and the most disgusting thing is to change the team output into the legion output without authorization.

The character Xue Lei is really a piece of shit to be fed to readers. The whole team is basically led by the protagonist, but the protagonist just follows Xue Lei as his younger brother. After one battle, Xue Lei had 5,000 battle merits, and the protagonist had 600 and felt that he had taken advantage. The protagonist discovers the copy, and the protagonist has to pay for everything, but he has to take Xue Lei with him. You might as well use Xue Lei as the protagonist from the beginning. Ever since this character came out, I have had the urge to abandon the book more than once. Bother!

In this book, I would rather be a supporting character, because as long as the protagonist becomes stronger through hardships, I can automatically become stronger

Alas, it's a really good book, but it's a pirated version. I can only vote for recommendation. I'm really sorry, the author. After all, I don't have much pocket money.

When I saw the release of the new book, I remembered that this book was still on the bookshelf. I can only say that I was disgusted by Xue Lei and stopped reading it.

First, there is no heroine who is looking for death (big praise!)! Secondly, the protagonist has a very good mentality, and thirdly, the author has very upright views. Well, this book is very good!

Large sections of private goods settings. There are also paragraphs, a whole page of paragraphs! ! ! So obsessed

There is a lot of nonsense in the middle and later stages. Any character, martial arts, item, or action often needs to be explained for several paragraphs from multiple angles.

In fact, I think there is a real problem with the Taoist heart. If you directly learn a solidified skill, that would explain why the protagonist becomes a Muggle whenever something happens, and his state of mind does not change much. However, his Taoist heart was first practiced in the mountains after studying Taoism for several months. No matter what, it has changed a bit. I saw that the Taoist heart is already level 7, but he still gets impatient and overwhelmed when encountering certain problems. This is too problematic.

This book is very well written and I have been following it, but it ended so suddenly. I thought Wang Qing would be cultivating in reality and so on. I am looking forward to the next one.

The biggest feature of this book is that it has no special features. In general terms, it is just pig's feet. It is tasteless to eat and it would be a pity to discard it.

When I saw the chapter before it was released, I scrolled through the comments section as usual. Oh, Xue Lei has as many roles in the later stages. Oh, Xue Lei didn't even help the protagonist. Farewell.

The wicked only obey in vain. . . It harms others but does not benefit oneself. . .

I don't dare to read what you said about Xue Lei. . .

After reading two chapters, I want to say something: you are just playing a fairy tale game, but the whole world is a mess. Return to the Yue Family Army, do gods abuse mortals?

Are there any new books? Still quit the circle

It's a very good book. Why are there so many trolls out there? This is an old book from many years ago. What else is there to comment on?

Now it seems quite poisonous. The main character is just a nanny, and she boasts about how powerful the seventh-level Taoist heart is every day, but in the end she still goes crazy at every thought.

I didn't see it on the shelves, but you successfully reminded me of the days when I played online games. Daily, dungeon, battlefield, chicken game. I would like to ask: What did I see? You were so tired of playing games back then, okay?

Why is there no big fight in the follow-up?