Martial Arts: The Monsters Have Arrived

The protagonist enters six doors and is most likely to be killed. This kind of protagonist with an average brain level. More suitable for mixed sects or barracks. Either it is an invincible flow or a semi-invincible flow, which can be pushed directly. Otherwise, it would be easy to persuade people to quit with a show of intelligence in the palace and officialdom.

This novel is so to my liking. I like this kind of character who is eight feet tall and eight feet wide. He can walk a carriage on his arms and can kill an elephant with one fist. It doesn't matter whether he is beautiful or ugly. The main thing is his endurance.

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You are so mentally retarded. You are fighting for a few people you don't know. How can you save so many people?

Looks good. Come on, author. As long as you keep updating and the quality doesn't drop, keep chasing.

If, I mean, if you draw the goblin's most famous ability, which is as non-isolated as the dragon, then you don't have to do anything. Just drill into the depths of Wangda Mountain and ten years later, you can report with an army of monsters.

What do you think, the author, who keeps emphasizing the protagonist's strength advantage will end up hitting people with fists? If an ordinary person hits someone on the head with a fist, it will hurt, but if he hits someone on the head with a stick, he will be killed and his strength will be exerted several times. It is incomprehensible that the protagonist does not use his advantage without using it.

It feels a bit unreasonable that the protagonist has traveled more than ten years and only now comes into contact with information about martial arts. The protagonist's family owns a wine shop. Opened in a village near a mountain. Baili Baili is still somewhat famous. The protagonist has traveled through more than ten years. Aren't wine shops in ancient times just places where information was collected? 😰

The beginning was quite interesting, but the rest was not good. I couldn't stand the part about refining elixirs to save people. The protagonist thought he was the people's army and the people's police? If he is not strong enough, he will obviously have to rush up to those who are matched with him, and he does not have a good strategy. In the end, he was beaten half to death. The lottery was always non-chief, but before he died, he was the European Emperor?

To be honest, I don't want to watch the protagonist when I see him without a weapon. If the opponent is holding a magic weapon, the protagonist will know if the protagonist's weapon is broken and will avoid it carefully. But if the protagonist uses fists, it will be too late when the hand falls off. The advantage of the protagonist's strength is not brought into play. It is much better to use a long stick or a nine-section whip than to use fists.