I Might Be a Little Strong

One day when the author was traveling, he passed by a stone tablet and found words on the back! I found out that it was left by a Taoist priest 200 years ago. I saw it said: Update as soon as possible, otherwise there may be trouble!!!

The author took a look and found that many of the previous chapters had been removed. After reading it for a long time, I thought that the content and the title did not match, and they were all later chapters. It's all chargeable…

The deliberate setting at the beginning of this book is indeed a bit uncomfortable. But since the protagonist Li He came to the surface in chapters 40 and 50, the rhythm has gotten better and better, and the author's writing has become smoother and bolder, creating his own style. Actually, at the beginning, I just wanted to see how long this "fake hero" could keep pretending, and what the final outcome would be. Fortunately, I persisted, otherwise I would really have missed a good book! I also saw people saying that we still need heroes in this age. In fact, the hero of this book is not a hero in the so-called sense, but more like a hope for mankind. A ray of light breaks through the darkness and despair. Finally, I hope you will be more patient when reading the first thirty chapters. Later, you will have the urge to lock the author in a dark room with a knife on his neck and let him code.

I think these two characters are well created. I saw a lot of people criticizing these two characters in this chapter. I really feel that they are brainless. Even if the king is a chuunibyou, he is also a chuunibyou who is willing to protect people and is willing to sacrifice. How many of those disgusting people can do that? To give you strength, I'm afraid I wouldn't have gone out on the streets that night and shouted, "My fate is up to me, not God," and "Heaven and earth are unkind, treating all things as stupid dogs," and then go around burning, killing, and looting, and euphemistically calling it "the strong are respected." The king got the 5,000 points from the protagonist. First, the protagonist didn't want it, and then he filled in the 5,000 points before buying Yi Jing Jin for the protagonist. He didn't know that the protagonist had already been to Shaolin, but he did so, and in order to protect innocent people, he went to fight even though he knew he would die. The bigger idea of ​​sending a message to the protagonist was to delay time and let the protagonist come back to deal with the martial arts idiot. How many people can do this kind of behavior? And in the early days of the disaster, there were murderers everywhere and people were panicked. Isn't it right to put together a banner to reassure the public? Don't talk about it, there are still S-class people, the sky is high and the emperor is far away, no matter how powerful it is, what's the point of not being around? Moreover, he never wanted to monopolize this honor, and the protagonist was unwilling to come forward. King had already passed out when fighting the martial arts idiot, but he still held back forcefully. It was the protagonist who controlled King's body to receive this honor. From the beginning to the end, the protagonist doesn't care, and King also feels that he deserves it, and there are only some keyboards in self-orgasm. And a person who is so selfless and on the verge of death twice still wants to train himself desperately in order to protect innocent people, what else do he want? There is also the heroine. The heroine is the kind of person who enters the protagonist's life silently and cultivates feelings step by step. She said that she wants points for the protagonist, which is more like a joke. She also identifies the protagonist from the beginning to the end without any behavior or mentality of a green tea bitch. The "mentality" is very important. She also protects the protagonist outside and will not be shy about her own attitude. It's unclear, she just wants to be with the protagonist and won't be ambiguous with other people (a goddess-level existence, if she wants to be ambiguous, she only needs to express her attitude a little, and a lot of people are waiting, but she doesn't, and directly cuts off everyone's thoughts). At the class meeting, the other party directly attacked the protagonist because he looked down on the protagonist. She bought clothes for the protagonist without any nonsense, and she usually doesn't cause any trouble to the protagonist. And if you want the protagonist points to buy Yi Jing Jin together, you only mentioned it as a joke. Do you really think that others are as brainless as you? And the protagonist is not portrayed as a dog-licker. It is said that the heroine was attracted by the strong character of the protagonist. Sorry, the heroine was much stronger than the protagonist at the beginning. Maybe it was because the protagonist knew how to practice martial arts better. Later, her mentality slowly changed. After going to Shaolin to take Yi Jing Jin, she was completely defeated. She just didn't say it, but it can be seen in daily interactions. Moreover, life is nothing but daily necessities. Working together step by step is a real marriage. It's not the kind of book that you want to read where the protagonist's eyes flash and the woman becomes ecstatic on the spot. A heroine who sacrifices herself for others and protects innocent civilians (including a bunch of keyboards) at all costs, a heroine who is relatively realistic, neither a bitch nor a green tea, more careful, and able to protect the protagonist. Before going to the class reunion, she spent a lot of money to buy a set of clothes for the protagonist. When the protagonist's sister came, she knew that something was wrong, so she did not tell her face to face, but discussed it with the protagonist in private. Is this kind of heroine called poisonous? Do you have to make trouble for the protagonist, do this and that at all times, and have an ambiguous relationship with other men to avoid being poisonous? Or do you want to be the kind of RBQ who is so smart that he will die when he sees the protagonist, who doesn't care about anything and becomes the protagonist without asking any questions? At least I think the descriptions of these two characters are good. They are not mindless, nor are they bad just because they are individuals. The heroes are all seeking petty profits all day long and trying every means to harm the protagonist. I really can't understand those who say it's poisonous and disgusting, those who like to read selectively and ignore it, and those who spray it before they finish watching it. It's really amazing!

I don't quite understand the early rhythm. Strength = Points = Resources. Then you keep one hand during the test? Saving one hand means saving one's hand in terms of hard power. It's just like other students who have special methods for solving certain types of questions, but others never save one's hand during exams. They only save one's hand in the opening test. How many years ago was this routine? Is there really such a person? I don't quite believe it.

To sum up objectively, the first 50 or so chapters of this book do have a lot of problems, both in terms of rhythm and detail processing. However, after the 50 or 60 chapters, the style of the book suddenly changes, the plot begins to become smoother, and the logic and sense of satisfaction suddenly improve a lot. It feels like the author has a system, and then Then I suddenly made a few clicks on my writing ability, and my ability improved overnight... Emmm, coupled with the author's already good writing style, the plot suddenly became exciting. Generally speaking, for readers who like plot-based novels, but have been persuaded to give up, I can only say that it is really a pity.

Why can I buy the Yi Jin Jing from Shaolin Temple online, and it's mailed from Shaolin? Tell me what's going on in this world?

Is there a plot about pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger? What are you watching? The test is just to try out what it's like to have no internal strength. Why do you have to understand that pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger? How strong you are is felt by the protagonist in fighting. He doesn't know how awesome he is. Why do you have to say it so that everyone knows that you are so strong? Just let nature take its course.

What the hell have you been writing lately? Is Invincible written as a conspiracy? Nausea

It's strange, why are a group of trumpets saying that the writing is not good? , I would like to ask you to tell me that you are suffering from inflammation first, and no matter what the book is, some people will find it unpalatable or some of the content will be disgusting, but even if a dish is eaten by 100 people, about half of them will find it unpalatable, let alone a book. It is difficult to agree with others. Anyway, I feel that the writing is okay. I hope the author will not be influenced by others, and can the plot not be too delayed...