I Know a Lot of Martial Arts

Books about abusers never do well, so I rushed to book them.

I couldn't bear it last night, so I went to see Women's Federation 4 today. The most surprising thing is that the Eastern hero Steve Rogers, the thunder son, and Peter Parker, the Thousand-hand Douluo who carries an external soul bone, have joined the alliance.

A person whose uncle killed his whole family except his sister when he was a child, had his hamstring broken by his daughter, and later escaped. He didn't want to practice martial arts incognito for revenge, but instead went to various sects to talk about Taoism and made a big name. Isn't he afraid that his uncle would come to visit him? With two novices and old servants, he was also good at martial arts. Who gave him the confidence to take revenge? He has a system, but his talent is so poor that it seems that there are only a few peers he meets who can't beat him. His own strategy is like that of a child playing house, and his personality is also inexplicable. Although he has encountered so much darkness, he has the personality of a virgin. Even if he saved the beggar mother and daughter, why did he inexplicably make an oath to the Taoist when he had the chance to kill him? As a result, he was tricked. If he hadn't been the protagonist, he would have been in a coffin. Could you please give me a better portrayal of the character? Even if the protagonist is not dark at heart, don't write her as a virgin. I'll be really speechless when I look at it.

A semi-Madonna-type protagonist who abuses the main character. See for yourselves

I don't understand, what is written here (#-.-) I feel like I wanted to write something incomprehensible, but as a result, I don't have enough academic qualifications, so I ended up writing this inexplicably.

This book feels like an old-school martial arts book, written in an old bottle with a new jealousy, the outdated "Ascension to Heaven" + "Golden Finger" in the new era. The writing is very good, and the layout rhythm is also good. Unfortunately, it does not understand the fast-food nature of online writing. It is suppressed for the sake of suppression, and it is crazy about the abuse of the protagonist. The writing is well laid out but cannot hide the nature of the abuse of the protagonist. You can read it in your spare time, but I will not give any monthly recommendation votes.

I don't want to criticize the author, I can't stand it even if I skip reading 🙂🙂

I just finished watching it today and it was a bit sad. No wonder your grades are not good

You say it looks good, why can't I stand it and the more I look at it, the more awkward it becomes.

Disgusting, all kinds of forced pretense, inconsistent plot settings, highly toxic

As proof, this book will hit the streets

Up to Chapter 60, the overall plot of the book can be said to be very well conceived, but some parts of the plot are too rigid, especially the character paintings, which can only be said to be unsatisfactory. This is particularly obvious in chapters 16 and 17. What a good article needs is to be smooth and detailed. To be honest, it hurts my brain to read these dense and difficult words. Revenge is the main task of the protagonist at this stage. The author constantly starts side tasks for the protagonist. If the task is not completed, he starts the next branch. The side tasks are repeated and the main task is tortured. I believe many readers feel this way. The prince's revenge is an enduring theme, but this book suppresses it again and again. There is no buffer, and the excitement of suppressing first and then rising is gone! I have a question, the protagonist should have been an adult in his previous life, right? Why is it always affected by the memory of the dead primary school student, and the inexplicable family relationship between father and son is a bit strange. I hope the author can fix it.

The protagonist is so miserable,,,😅😅😅

The new books I have read recently are all good at thinking, but the writing is terrible. This book is interesting, the writing is okay, but the plot is terrible. Generally speaking, I can read it, but I don't want to follow it.

The main story is abusive, the protagonist's personality is contradictory, inconsistent, and far from the setting, and the protagonist is also a bit silly B-type Madonna, the more I read, the more awkward it becomes...

I don't understand what it's written, I'm confused, I'm confused from the beginning to the middle, I have no idea what the author wants to express.

Chapter 4 was disgusting. The protagonist licked a girl just because she cried. It was disgusting.

After reading this book, I feel that the biggest problem is that the portrayal of the protagonist is seriously inconsistent with the development of the plot. At first, I feel that the protagonist is an intellectual protagonist who has everything in his mind and wisdom, and will act after making a decision. Then in the subsequent plot, especially the plot in the secret realm, it feels that the protagonist does not use his brain at all when encountering things, is easily tricked, and does not use resourcefulness to reverse the strength of the enemy and ourselves. Survival depends entirely on luck, and he continues to rely on luck to survive the plot. It doesn't fit in with the previous protagonist's setting at all. Either just be Guo Jing honestly, encounter unexpected upgrades, and solve problems by relying on strength and luck. Don't pave the way for Lu Xiaofeng's character. It's Guo Jing who actually does the work. This looks very awkward.

Hurry up, think about it, and write the next book.