The Great Hero of the Screen

From "God of Gamblers" to "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils," the protagonist's intelligence has never been on point. The part where he exposes Kang Min and Bai Shijing is utter nonsense. Firstly, the protagonist lacks concrete evidence, and secondly, his identity is unverifiable. To the Beggars' Sect disciples, he's just an unknown nobody spouting nonsense.

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The protagonist is a complete scoundrel, verdict complete.

Change the name. What great hero? Just a big boar. The worst part is, he's the kind of person who has absolutely no sense of responsibility.

Is it hard to persuade Xiao Hu? Is it hard to persuade the God of Gamblers' wife? Why is it so difficult?

He's really a eunuch, shit.

Brother, the Jueyuan in the movie *Shaolin Temple* is a character from the Sui and Tang Dynasties, not the Jueyuan who guarded the Buddhist scripture pavilion in *The Return of the Condor Heroes* from the Song Dynasty. After all, the thirteen monks later saved the Tang Emperor.

Poor writing, poor plot, goodbye.

Shaolin monks are allowed to eat meat, and during the Sui Dynasty, the prohibition against meat didn't refer to meat itself, but rather to things like onions, ginger, and garlic (I'm not entirely sure), but that's roughly it. I couldn't find any other information. The author's common sense is incredibly accurate!

A primary school student's scribbling. A ton of misspelled words and phrases. All sorts of mindless, formulaic writing.