Catching Gods in the Song Dynasty

I would mind writing less about supporting characters and more about the protagonist's battle of wits and courage with his enemies. Write less about mentally retarded enemies and teammates, and use the mental retardation of enemies and teammates to highlight your own IQ and abilities. How many of them are still popular? Especially the heroine's scenes. If a heroine with a distinct personality cannot be portrayed, either there should be no heroine, or there should be fewer heroine scenes. The current settings are still very good. A 10-year old bookworm passed by

Selling dog meat as sheep's head? Why do you, a policeman from the Sixth Door, always get involved in the affairs of a bunch of gangsters?

Is this Zhao Kang a fool? With such a strong background and money, why do you keep getting entangled with the protagonist's few not-so-powerful martial arts... You have money to hire the best killer in the world, but you don't have the money to buy cheat books... You have a backer trying to squeeze the protagonist, but you don't have time to find a backer and ask for some cheat books to learn...

It looks good. I hope the protagonist doesn't have to practice all kinds of martial arts later on. It's a lot of miscellaneous things.

Damn it, I practiced swordsmanship with a knife. After practicing, I wondered if it was the weapon. What a talent.

How many people were defeated in Chapter 7?

I saw the villain was poisoned in Chapter 6, and the villain's plot to murder the protagonist was discovered by the protagonist, the boss, and the guests. Then everyone pretended that it never happened. There was no one who could even speak justice to frame the protagonist. There are no good people in the six doors, so we still rely on them to catch the bad guys? This big leader doesn't know what his brain is. If something like this happened in his department, his colleagues at the same level would expose it, and he would still ignore it?

Chapter 1: You catch a thief, but you are the catcher. Why don't you just take him away and leave him at someone else's house? What the hell is going on? In the second chapter, when I saw "One person can defeat a million soldiers", I was poisoned and died!

I couldn't stand the first chapter. To be honest, I only read one chapter. The author's writing is okay, but it's a pity that it's a double-crossing and it's an antagonist. I personally don't like double-crossing.

Why do you need the Youzhou police to catch the Seven Swords of Jiangzuo in Jiangnan?

I followed the example of the sage Shen Nong and tasted hundreds of herbs, but unexpectedly died of poisoning before he succeeded.

Looking at the introduction, three swords can kill 80,000 people. Isn't it a bit exaggerated? 80,000 People can stand up and slash you to death.

The second time I read it, it still stopped before Chapter 15, never seen again.

I feel like the power system is so confusing. I can kill the best killer in the world by nature. The best killer in the world is too cheap.

The IQ of the writing is a bit underground, so I quit.

It's called Catching the God, and he caught someone at the beginning, and there are more and more cases, and there are conferences wherever he goes. The court is so powerful and there are people who kill officials. You are already a fifth-rank official. It's too messy and not rigorous. There are so many martial arts. You can recognize them all even if you are a small policeman. You can know the techniques when you see a corpse. You are not particular about it.

There is too much nonsense, and there will be endless talk in a fight! For example: when someone is fighting with a pig's trotter, he still has time to express his admiration for their martial arts skills? What logic is this! Do you really have that much time? Please watch the author beep beep beep while fighting with others! There is really no end to the water.

The protagonist is so outrageous, is it interesting to go to such extreme lengths? The protagonist, who is in the first level of innateness, can even injure the trance. Don't tell me that the trance has been injured. Also, what's the use of the protagonist knowing so many martial arts? It feels like the author just wants to write a protagonist who can take advantage of the world. The plot of The World's Best Killer is also very disgusting. Although the protagonist has traveled through five years, his martial arts progress has only happened in the last few months. Since he has won, it is so disgusting. I haven't read more than two hundred chapters, so I won't say much more. I just want to say, author, please don't end up writing the emperor to be the opposite of the protagonist, and finally be killed by the protagonist. Although theoretically speaking, regardless of the strength of the emperor or the most powerful force, even if he is the opposite of the protagonist, there is no chance to kill him, but whoever asks the current author to write novels has one principle. In front of the protagonist's halo, everything can be wiped out. Emperor Renzong was not bad, and he also had the character benevolence in history. Since he was a god-catcher in the Song Dynasty, he should just be a god-catcher with incredible martial arts skills.

I feel that the author is not suitable for writing about conspiracies and conspiracies. It makes you mess up and pay for escorts for frame-up. There is nothing wrong with it. However, it is a bit too ridiculous for you to run out and be beaten to death by a pig's feet. The frame-up is too far-fetched and ends in an anticlimax. The author's logical thinking

When did the guy named Zhao Kang die in the early stage? Did anyone tell me? It's so disgusting. Earlier, it was said that the six gates were most afraid of killing each other. But in the back, the chief arrester of the six gates and Youzhou Mu heard that Zhao Kang was planning to harm the protagonist, but they kept silent? Does it feel good to slap yourself in the face?

I get goosebumps when I see Banbu Xiantian😥Farewell🙏🙏🙏

I was also drunk. A kid from an aristocratic family still lacked skills. I kept killing him for the sake of skills, and finally got killed. Isn't it ridiculous? Also, the fighting scenes were almost always fought alone, and there was no time to rescue. They were obviously in similar realms, and their reactions should be similar, but they were all killed and injured. Even after a few moves, the others should have reacted.

Are you a eunuch? . . . . .

The protagonist has a golden finger and is still a loser. After five years, he is still an acquired warrior and has the nerve to pretend to be B. The villain is more like a retarded person who just pretends to be B for the protagonist?

The timelines don't match up, there's no structure before and after, they're pieced together and I can't understand.

I just started watching it and got drunk! At least you know how to use a sword, and then you can use high-level sword skills! The knife is okay, at least it can cut!

How can I put it? It seems a bit illogical after reading the first few chapters.

I clicked on the popular series column, looked at the numbers, looked at the votes, and looked at the comments, but I couldn't figure it out.

After the identification of the abuse of the protagonist is completed, the enemy is left to figure out what to do, plotting to kill the protagonist next to the inn. What kind of officials are the two around the protagonist? You don't even know how to take advantage of the situation and kill him directly? It's been five years since I've been practicing to reach the peak of my enemies the day after tomorrow. All the flowers that have been waiting for you have withered. . . . . If I didn't read it later, I guess it's just you coming and me going. . . Abuse.

The good Jin Yong martial arts has been changed into immortal martial arts. It's strange to have a sense of substitution.