I Became a Kun

My ideal protagonist has his own values. Although he follows the law and morality, he has ambitions that ordinary people don't have. He will not do anything harmful to human society, but he will think about using time to continuously change, constantly expand his knowledge, and use his knowledge to make great achievements, so he is almost all the time. And there are two types of this kind of protagonist, one is introverted, and the other is extremely confident. Being introverted is because you feel you are not qualified enough to do anything in front of others. The extremely confident protagonist will not deliberately make things difficult for others. When others ask him questions, he will use the knowledge he has learned to help others understand in his own way. When he meets someone who is more knowledgeable than himself, he will not feel resentful. Instead, he will ask him for advice and strive to narrow the gap with him in the next contest. This type of person knows the vastness of the world and also knows that he can never make progress through some conspiracy to defeat someone stronger than him. But now the protagonist basically has no interest in exploring knowledge. What can be seen in the novel is not the excellent quality, but the author's infinite resentment, strong possessiveness, and the invisible psychology of the world turning for me. Novels are not your vent. Since you choose to vent your resentment in novels, don't pray that readers will read your resentful novels. In real life, everyone has grievances, and if you vent your grievances in novels, it is a kind of torture for these readers who are in the period of resentment. It is uncomfortable not to read, but even more uncomfortable to read. Many readers don't know why they often feel irritable when reading novels, because they are blocked by resentment and do not want to vent their resentment on others. They want to read novels to relax but encounter an author who is full of resentment. What a tragedy! Finally, I hope all the authors can use some caution. We readers have never owed you anything, so why should you vent your grievances on us~

This will definitely not forget the original intention. It's just a logic question. According to many myths, ghosts are the weakest beings. Taking Journey to the West as an example, a Demon King-level Sun Wukong can turn the underworld upside down. The revival of spiritual energy must definitely require the least spiritual energy, and the weakest one will be revived first. Ghosts (cultivators), monsters (ancient martial arts generals), demons (immortal cultivators), and demons (gods) roughly follow this order of recovery. Among them, some ancient gods will not be revived. This is too chaotic and will even lead to the disorder of today's social structure, and then 404. Ancient gods almost always appear as inheritors. For example, if the protagonist obtains Kun's inheritance in this way, it can ensure the normal development of combat power and prevent it from directly collapsing. The author has considered these. Since it is the ghost that wakes up first, naturally, the characteristics of the ghost will be incorporated into the structure of the novel, and it is normal for it to be slightly supernatural and scary. Subsequently, the monster's recovery naturally has another structure. All I can say is to give the author confidence and support. The author will also try his best to write the follow-up content, and the update speed that has been criticized after it is put on the shelves will naturally increase. Friends who tip will be updated separately when their comments are put on the shelves. Your support is visible to the author. Give me peaches and give me renewal 😍

If you want to spray, just spray it inside. Delete everything else.

It was very embarrassing to watch. The author made the protagonist look very mentally retarded! It's not that he's mentally retarded, it's that the author doesn't understand the ways of the world! Author: How long has it been since you last chatted with someone? Can't even speak! There are some plots that no one in their right mind would do!

Every time I see the monkey trampling on the Lingxiao Palace, I feel speechless. . . They didn't even get in!

I hope the author will not stray too far from the theme. The length and chapters of this type of thriller should be limited to the point where it ends up being like a horror novel which is boring. As an old bookworm, I have seen many similar novels that were originally about cultivation, fantasy, supernatural powers, etc., But ended up being written as horror novels. Readers may feel that a little is enough at first, but if it is too much, it becomes boring, and eventually they abandon the book. I hope the author has a good grasp of the scale

It's a hastily written book, it's like a eunuch, too many promises were not fulfilled, it was promised to be at least 2.3 Million, but actually it was over 600,000, it was extremely speechless, the plot was boring, it felt like a combination of a horror movie, and it was poor.

Damn it, damn it, it's a scam, damn it! Is the author coming back to his senses?

The protagonist is not the kind of protagonist I like. When others are being killed and there is no way to solve it, he always says that he has to believe in his country, but in fact, isn't he the one who doesn't believe in the country the least? The country is dependent but not dependent. If you can't solve it yourself and think of a stronger country to solve it, then what else do you need to do? You are obviously Kun. When you encounter insurmountable difficulties, you want to rely on a more powerful country. When you can solve it, you pretend to be 13. When the country needs you, you just follow your heart and escape. I don't understand what the author wants to express? Patriotism or what? Patriotism, you love it so much

I feel that the subject matter is good, but the writing is a bit short, and the number of words is really strong. It was really disgusting to forcefully **** the best friend, and it is not very powerful. It talks a lot, and the main character has to help him get a girlfriend and help him complete tasks. I feel like I am almost a nanny. I just abandoned the book when it was released, otherwise I will be disgusted when I write about how two gays fall in love.