The Martial World’s Divine Constable

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Currently the only book in the martial arts category that I can read, come on!

To be honest, Iron Crotch Kung is just Iron Crotch Kung. After all, the author's settings are quite good, but it's not easy to always describe something as hard as iron! It's enough to know that Niu

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It's a pity that a good subject was ruined by the author!

After reading nearly a hundred chapters, to be honest, the protagonist is also a villain (or very solipsistic). It can only be said that he is not a pure villain, but he is far from being decent (decent is not the same as the Virgin, and someone who has the means to be moral, such as Xiao Feng is an example). This kind of person is a real villain if he says the same thing, and he is a hypocrite if he doesn't mean the same thing. The protagonist is more like the latter. To be honest, I personally don't like this kind of character. In terms of charm value, the one like Xiao Feng is the highest, followed by the true villain like Xiong Ba, the second one by the true gentleman like Zhang Cuishan, the second by the hypocrite with ideals and means like Yue Buqun, the same above by Duan Yu, who is a little bit like a virgin, and the third by the protagonist who talks about the bottom line and strikes without scruples. Especially this kind of person also has an official cover that represents justice and order. The two directions are inconsistent, which is even more disgusting. I don't know if this is the author's lack of writing skills or if the character is just like that, but this is the impression it gave me. Martial arts and martial arts, with or without martial arts, the core values ​​​​and competitiveness are gone. Just like many immortals nowadays say they are cultivating immortals, they are more like being possessed by demons.

In a small county town, there is one case every three days and one case every five days. They are either martial arts masters or gangsters behind the scenes. Each case falls on the young policeman. He is very busy every day. If there is a lottery betting station, he will win one prize. Is it reasonable? His father has been on duty for decades and he has not experienced more than one month. The author has also worked hard to write the plot.

I have been following this book since the beginning of the public chapter. When I read it now, I am really very emotional and I have to post it here. I don't expect the author to be able to use it as a reference. Just think of it as a cliché from an old bookworm + a writer who has been a eunuch and has written several quasi-high-quality books. I will write it like this, and everyone will read it that way. In short, in eight words, he has martial arts but no chivalry! When I first read this book, as another book friend said in the comment area, it is rare to see a book with a protagonist and supporting characters with online IQs, a reasonable villain design, and a logical plot line. At least there are no flaws that are obvious at first glance, so my first reaction is that this book is worth following! But in fact, this is what a qualified novel should have. As for today's readers who scream for fairy grass when they see this, I can only say that most writers today can't even figure out the most basic logical lines. Can you please write an outline before starting to write a book? No wonder so many readers have become authors and their writing is quite good. All I can say is... They are all set off by their peers! Then continue reading. In fact, the protagonist has never broken away from the cycle of spawning monsters, sending out tasks, killing monsters, and exploding equipment. Most of the events happen independently, which can be understood as constantly changing maps. There is probably a main plot, which is the big boss of the Demon Cult. All in all, it is a standard cool writing routine. If it were an ordinary game, two-dimensional, urban or even fantasy article, there would be no big problem if it were written like this, but not with martial arts. Martial arts is a Chinese fairy tale, a legacy of five thousand years of Chinese culture, and a fantasy unique to the Chinese. You may call it the best or the worst, but no matter what, martial arts has a spiritual core. Love and hatred in the world, love between sons and daughters, chivalry and courage, interests, insidiousness, master-disciple inheritance... Whether it is the heroes of the Jin sect who serve the country and the people, or the people of the ancient sect who have no control over the world. Generally speaking, there is a kind of magnanimity in it. Looking at the works written by the author, the overall atmosphere is more in line with the ancient school, which means that they are full of interests, grudges, and the dark side of human nature. However, the author writes a refreshing novel... And it is a refreshing novel that is almost in the style of an invincible novel. (That is, it will always be 10 levels higher than the currently appearing enemy.) This will give people a very unmatched feeling. It always feels like there are all kinds of calculations, all kinds of entanglements, all kinds of complications, and then a miracle was performed by a reckless man, and it feels like a pig suddenly penetrated. It's not a big problem to write it like this. If the protagonist is a character like the heroic and arrogant Qiao Feng, it will only give people the impression that you can change and make all kinds of calculations, but I will put it aside! But not the protagonist. The protagonist feels like a timid and cautious character who will not give up until he becomes the swordsman of Shilipo, and will never take action until he is 100% sure. Such a character, if he is the protagonist, should give people a feeling of repeated trials and scheming. One step counts ten steps. When he finally takes action, it will be a thunderous and decisive kill! But our protagonist obviously doesn't have this kind of wisdom. In general, he just rushes the ducks to the shelves, gets excited, and draws his sword to attack based on the mission...

Applying for a job as a martial artist is too casual. First of all, he is actually an undercover agent with his real name. Are you not afraid of revealing your secret? They didn't even prepare a false identity. The Shenzhou Sect had been boasted too much before, so it was revealed. Secondly, they were asked to be undercover but they didn't carefully analyze and memorize the information. They didn't even know the remuneration when they applied for martial arts. Isn't that ridiculous? People in the world would behave in such an unreliable way? That's really not enough lives.

. . . After writing more than 400 chapters, the protagonist is just an acquired martial artist who has mastered the seven serious principles. I can still bear to read it. But after more than 400 chapters, when the protagonist is reborn, he directly changes from a teenager to a tall and powerful man who weighs more than 200 kilograms and is nearly 1.9 Meters tall. What the hell is that? It would have been fine if it had been changed back after just a few chapters, but after reading nearly a hundred chapters, it was still the same, describing the protagonist's majestic figure at every turn. This kind of plot is really poisonous. I don't know what the author thinks. Isn't the image of a handsome young man inferior to that of an iron king? Even if everyone has their own preferences, as long as they are normal people, they will almost always choose to like beautiful boys without hesitation, right? A good martial arts book was completely ruined by the author's image of a reckless protagonist. I don't know how many subscriptions this book has lost and how many readers have abandoned the book.