A Life of Merit Beginning in Pili

Brother, I have been waiting for you for many years. 🤭

Are you summoned back to the misery now? So what's the point of talking about unification and having been busy for so long? Killing these people will allow Qian Renxue to unify the continent? Don't be ridiculous, the protagonist has no shortage of helpers, and if Wuhun Palace wants to unify itself, it offends all interest groups, and there is absolutely no shortage of opponents. The protagonist said that he wanted to help Qian Renxue unify, but he did not help her to unify her ideas, and did not help her increase her strength. The three parties did not even have a joint action plan, and it was just a playful attitude. How is it possible to unify Douluo Continent? I am certain that after the protagonist leaves, it will inevitably evolve into the original fate. So besides escaping to Douluo to save his life, what did the protagonist do during this trip? Study the power of God? No. Unify the continent? No. To put it simply, doesn't it mean accomplishing nothing? I started watching Naruto back then. Even if the protagonist was unpleasant in some ways, at least he accomplished his goal in the end to unify the ninja world and bring peace. The process involves planning, designing, and taking it step by step, which is still possible. But now, both Pili and Douluo feel that it is all done on a whim, with no plan, no complete preparations, and no firm belief. It is completely a feeling that success cannot be defeated. The feeling I had when watching Naruto was completely gone. I really want to compare it to a young man who was full of vigor and vitality when he was Naruto, but now he is full of twilight and feels like he is about to be buried. I really don't understand what the author wants to express?

Come on, come on, it's not easy, waiting for so long

What's the point of going to Douluo? It's very poisonous.

Sorry, I can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 52! I feel like the protagonist is an ungrateful villain, so hypocritical and disgusting! The Luohu brothers are kind to the protagonist in saving, nurturing, and nurturing him! Everyone in Tiandu can admire the protagonist wholeheartedly! Will such kindness be exchanged for a white-eyed wolf like the protagonist? It would be fine if the protagonist's character was a real villain! The villain is ungrateful, repaying kindness with hatred, and benefiting himself at the expense of others. This is the standard. The character is just like this, no problem, it is just dark style! But what about the protagonist! He recognizes his kindness, but refuses to avenge him! The truth about Luo Hou's death (the protagonist should have known that there was something wrong with Luo Hou's death if he chose the world's sealing sword), he didn't even check! He doesn't care about the traitors in Xiwulin (those city lords, leaders, etc.)! The rest of Tiandu doesn't care! He no longer cares about Tiandu's previous hegemony! Ignore the big feud with the three sects of the Central Plains! Turns out the runway is nosy! We also had a lively chat with Yiyi Yishu! It's nothing if one page of the book is a person from the Destruction Realm! But things in the Central Plains are none of the protagonist's business! I can't even understand what this book is about! There's something wrong with your brain! The protagonist also saw a sin when watching the show! Even if you don't remember it! Isn't there a system that can check it? Don't you know that the Central Plains is a place of death? Whoever goes, dies! So what is this book about? 🤔

Finally, I can't wait any longer. The author is still a Yanduke after all.

We update one or two chapters a month and we insist on not giving up. Are you going to give up, author? If you don't give up, we will continue to wait and follow. But if you give up or stop writing Pili, you can send a notice, just a few dozen words, thank you, the author is great

In fact, the writing is quite good. No matter how bad the unified Central Plains is, it is still better than the fragmented Central Plains, which is divided into separate parts. The reason for Luo Hu's ugliness is not that the protagonist doesn't want to retaliate, but that he doesn't have the ability or time to retaliate. Dao** is the big boss of the poetic heavenly city in the Sikui world. It is impossible to defeat the protagonist in 800 years; it is reasonable to develop in the southern martial arts world in a wretched way. Attack the Central Plains first. It is true that the Central Plains during this period was really poor and weak, with frequent wars. The protagonist was busy rebuilding order, and the merits outweighed the faults. The protagonist's hatred against the world's sealing swords and the hatred against the three religions must be avenged sooner or later; it's just that he is currently surrounded by enemies and cannot spare his hands. The three religions are not all bad, but the issue of interests in the past made Luo Hu and the three religions become mortal enemies; they are all correct, but the tragedy caused by the issue of stance. In the end, the novel was quite enjoyable and enjoyable to read. It killed the villains decisively and killed the villains in advance. It was quite enjoyable; it swept away the depression I felt when watching the drama.

Wan Qiyan's strength isn't that bad, right? He couldn't even catch the palm of the protagonist 😅, and I found that something was off topic. The protagonist's actions and merits seemed to have nothing to do with each other. He killed a lot of evildoers, but also killed a lot of innocent people. The merits and demerits were balanced, right? Although it was for the common people, it seemed that he was following the Bawang style? Isn't it a bit inconsistent with merit? And why doesn't the protagonist find Rahu's body to resurrect? Isn't the brotherhood too weak? 🤔

Depending on the situation, the protagonist will plot against Deng Die's "Half-foot Sword" with Yi Yishu 😃, but the dialogue between the protagonist and Yi Yishu makes me feel toothache. He chopped off the head of his apprentice and told him not to take revenge, saying that he doesn't care about his affairs. It's too funny, isn't there another Yi Yishu who is so kind? Even if the Qin Xia Saint, Master Ru, dies, he can go to the Demon Realm to take revenge. But if his apprentice dies, the protagonist just says a few words and then gives up? It doesn't fit Shuda's character. 🤔