Super Brain Eunuch

It's okay for those low-martial worlds to be controlled by the imperial court. If the world of physical flying is still like this, then the protagonist is really an imbecile.

The pace is a bit confusing and the plot is too simple. I'm either fighting or on the way to another fight.

The writing is good, but this is really the most lickable book I have ever read. The female characters are licked inexplicably... If you like this genre, you can read it. If you are not used to licking, you may not be able to stand it. I gave up after reading Chapter 138😅

The protagonist does great things but cherishes his own life, and forgets his righteousness when he sees small gains. In other words, several protagonists written by this author are like this.

The book is worth reading, but in my opinion there are a few flaws. One is the title. I don't know what the author thought of the title. I think most people didn't click on it when they saw the title.** The character design of the second book is very problematic. Many of the character designs were added out of thin air by the author. There is no foreshadowing and explanation. The most obvious one is the heroine Dugu The heroine's scenes are few and scattered. The first beauty's character is not revealed at all. Later, I suddenly wrote that the heroine is the most beautiful woman. It has an inexplicable feeling and the character of the female god of war. This is even more embarrassing. This setting can be reflected in a specific plot. However, there is nothing. The relevant plot is simply mentioned in one stroke. In the later stage, a relevant character is directly assigned to the heroine. In comparison, Yuan Ziyan's character is more vivid and concrete than the heroine, and the impression left is deeper I hope the author will write better and better 😄

This book has the flavor of traditional martial arts, a setting popular among online novels, and the author's writing style is also good. It should have been a good book, but unfortunately, the early plot was too discouraging. The protagonist seems to have an aura of ridicule. The two most powerful sects in the world, for the sake of the outsiders, send their disciples to change their identities, sneak into the imperial mausoleum, and deliver food to the protagonist one by one. The author's writing skills are slightly lacking in the early stage. Hope things get better later. Can you tell me a little bit about what happens next? I'm wondering whether I should continue watching or not.

Those book friends who said that the protagonist was beaten to death by the princess, please read this! Please read the following text carefully. This is the original text of the first chapter of this book (below): He had just received the memory of this body, and was still in a state of confusion, vaguely feeling that something was not right. This body is also called Li Chengkong. He was originally responsible for cleaning the Dongyang Gate of the palace, but he didn't have eyesight. When Princess Qingming passed by, he was busy cleaning it. The dust fell into the princess's eyes, which made her furious. She beat her with twenty sticks and sent her to Xiaoling to grow vegetables. The twenty sticks were not very severe, and there were no serious injuries. It was just a pain in the back and buttocks. But this Li Chengkong was unlucky. On the morning after entering Xiaoling, when he got up and washed his face in the yard, his feet slipped and he fell. The back of his head hit a stone on the ground. He passed out and his body was taken over by himself.

Slept with two female emperors😁😁😁

That Lu Qingluan disappeared and was rarely mentioned again.

The flag is floating~ Wow! For office workers, it is really difficult to get up early every day and go out for exercise! Come and exercise together! ! !

The results of this book seemed to be very good, so I clicked on it. I persisted until chapter 41, but it was still a bit unbearable. Obviously they are just a few young eunuchs who were thrown into the imperial mausoleum. The author has been emphasizing that the young eunuchs here are just like Tuli Tuji. They will die and no one will care about them. But how can these young eunuchs like Tuli Tuji dare to bargain with their superiors and commit suicide? In Chapter 41, it is set that the three little eunuchs who have been following the protagonist were thrown in after making mistakes in the palace, right? How dare a young eunuch who has stayed in the palace be so presumptuous to his superior? How did they survive until now? The background of the story is the imperial feudal society, right? Is this a world of high martial arts where human lives are like ants? Are they slaves? Their courage was given by Liang Jingru, right? Isn't it just that he killed a demon cult (or was it a fishing bait arranged by his boss), and dared to question his boss's intention of not giving a reward? The protagonist dared to help in various ways when the protagonist was being sucked out of feces and urine after pretending to be cool? When the protagonist vomits blood after pretending to be cool, he still dares to think about going to his boss to ask for elixirs? They are eunuchs, slaves, and trash that has been thrown away after making mistakes. The boss here is the kind of person who lets the Demon Cult kill people all the time just for fishing, right? What makes these three idiots have the illusion that their boss loves them? Let's talk about the protagonist. Boss Qin saw the potential of the protagonist at the beginning and wanted to join some kind of patrol organization. At this time, Qin's love for the protagonist should not be full yet, right? The protagonist, a young eunuch, dared to bargain with Qin and wanted benefits before joining. Faced with a boss who dares to use the Demon Cult Killer to fish, does the protagonist have a choice at this time? Super brainy? The protagonist is selected to join the organization and plans to be a spy. If he cannot control it, will the organization believe the information the protagonist will give him in the future? As a result, before even joining the organization, they began to forcibly arrange for the protagonist to receive a standard gift package, which was a strange skill that Qin himself had also practiced. Even if he is not afraid that the protagonist, who Qin thinks has potential, will become successful in his training and know his weaknesses, he should still be able to imagine that the protagonist will become even more uncontrollable in the future after practicing a technique that can hide his cultivation. The stamp at the back is also funny. Sigh... There are also a lot of poisons, all kinds of forced plot arrangements, and all kinds of post-hoc settings. It would be fine if the author was a newbie, I wouldn't be so troublesome, but the word "great god" is really irritating. Alas... In the final analysis, it's all the fault of a bat.

Vote for recommendations every day! Come on big

I'll keep it for a while, I'll read it all at once, but I'm too anxious to read the rest of the content.

My Favorite Beauty in the Book Dugu Shuming~ Xiao Da described Dugu Shuming as wearing white clothes like snow and with a light expression. But she can watch Li Chengkong go from the bottom to the top, she must have a firm ideal will. He looks cold on the outside, but he is actually a passionate person!

Xiao Da's writing has always been very stable and rigorous. I have followed several books. Come on!

I just wanted to ask if it has grown out from behind? I don't even want to read a chapter when I grow up.

Originally, the title of this book was not very attractive, but when I saw that the author was Xiao Shu, I wanted to click on it and take a look. After all, the former white-robed steward was quite famous, huh. . . Now I won't go into the unnecessary comments to avoid misunderstandings by other new book readers. After all, I think everyone's vision is different. Maybe I think the plot is inappropriate but others find it very satisfying to them, so I can only say that I am looking forward to Xiao Da's next book! Come on!

Well written, but quite poisonous

I've read almost a hundred chapters. What can I say? It's quite uncomfortable to read. Maybe I don't adapt to the author's writing style. The protagonist has always said that he has integrated the super brain, but sometimes he is very weak in doing things. He feels that he has no goals at all. He has just become the leader of Ziyang, and he is determined to make the whole church listen to him. He plans to become a real power. Leader, this looks very domineering, but in the end, you were summoned to the palace by the emperor. The problem is that they just arrested you and sent people to arrest you. It turns out that the protagonist has a seven-second memory and doesn't care at all. He still comforts himself and thinks that he is so important. How can he raise his own worth 😅😅. Isn't he just a slave who comes and goes when called upon? Reminds me of Ah Q. And Princess Shuming, wasn't she the one who sent the protagonist to Xiaoling in the beginning? The protagonist hated her at first, but after helping her a few times, she somehow turned into a flirtatious person. She also remembered 😅 that people wanted to kill you, but you divided the hatred into 99 parts, and then everything was fine. Moreover, looking at this posture, he also planned to lick the princess, looking half-hearted. And now that I see it, I don't know what the main plot is. The protagonist does things with a hammer in the east and a hammer in the west. The realm and martial arts settings in this book are quite outrageous. The protagonist clearly has a super brain and has practiced his skills very deeply, but he still hesitates to beat someone who is at a higher realm than himself. There is too little written about those realms, and I feel like there is not even a basic introduction, I just mentioned the names. The author wants to write his own system, but it seems too thin at the moment. I don't feel much difference between the Grandmaster Realm and the Heaven-Treading Realm. Neither of them can withstand the Pogang Crossbow anyway, and the emperor's Tianzi Sword feels like it was imposed by the author for fear of losing control of the plot. It's just a bug that forces the protagonist not to take the lead. The protagonist has read so many books, but there is no description of the realm of great light? I feel that the Great Light Realm is not difficult to achieve, but in the end, I am left with speculation about the next realm. This is ridiculous.       ，，， I can't see the protagonist's growth. The above is my personal feeling so far. I feel that the author wants to write a lot, but can't express it. I feel as uncomfortable as holding my breath. I always want the protagonist to leave this place quickly and go wandering, but I end up grinding here. 😵😵

What does the protagonist owe the princess? In his previous life, he was taken to Xiaoling Mausoleum because of the princess, with a blood feud of +1. Then, the princess begged the emperor to get him to the capital. He rescued the jade concubine, and his kindness to the princess was +1. Then he was taken to the capital again, and he rescued the fifteenth prince, and his kindness to the princess was +1. Go, at most it will be regarded as a crime, and the hatred above will be -1, Stay well in Ziyang Island, be pulled back by the princess to save people, +1 kindness to the princess, escort the princess out of the capital, +1 kindness, so fall into the mud, be chased by all kinds of things, hatred +1, the princess sacrifices her life to save the protagonist, at most it will wipe out one hatred. After all, if the protagonist does not come back, wouldn't it be uncomfortable to be the leader of his island? If you come back and act like a dog, your hatred will be -1. Those gifts of exercises and the like during this period can at most offset your kindness once. Is the life of Concubine Yu more valuable or are these things worth more? On the contrary, the protagonist has three life-saving kindnesses to the princess, and there is also a blood feud from the previous life. Is the protagonist repaying evil with kindness? So how to repay kindness? Then you tell me that the protagonist feels that he owes the princess... Because of the method of saving him, he has sequelae and is always uncomfortable? If it weren't for this princess, who grew up in Xiaoling, then became the leader of the cult, and gradually became a great master, wouldn't she be great? The princess owes so much, you tell me what the protagonist owes the princess? ? ?

You can read the book, but the protagonist is too frustrated. A vegetable-growing eunuch who stays in Huangling seems to be a heinous villain. The whole world is targeting him, and everyone wants to kill him. This setting is too stupid, and there is no conflict of interest. Wherever he goes, there are people who want to kill him. Wave after wave of mindless conflicts, pretending to be dead, even though there is an imperial edict, your heart is shattered, and your heart is shattered and you still have to be monitored. I'm drunk too, how much hatred do I have? The enemy who killed his father was nothing more than this, and he was also a complete stranger.

First of all, I am a serious reader of the Eight Classics and a supporter of the genuine version. However, I still haven't gotten through 50 chapters of this book, so I will share my opinions with these. I don't have much education, and I can't write very profound sentences, so I just want to discuss it with you. After all, I spent several hours reading this book. There is nothing much to say about the skill system and the names of each realm. Of course, it is easy to understand and can make people understand and remember it. It is exquisite and can make people admire it. It is also acceptable to be ordinary. What is more important is the story. The author is actually telling us a story. The more exciting, strange and interesting the story is, this will of course make me want to stop. I don't care about others, let's just talk about me. I have been reading online novels for more than ten years. I have read official novels for seven or eight years since I started working. It's okay to spend one or two hundred a month. I feel that since Qidian allows us to comment, I feel depressed after reading the book, so I want to say a few words to express my depressed mood. The more novels I read, the higher the requirements, so I pursue the rationality of the story more, and of course I also prefer interesting stories. Let's get down to business. I'm talking so much because many people in book reviews always say, "If you don't want to read it, just go away and write it yourself." I'll keep my neutral view. Some people will like it after all! I like the first few pictures of this book very much and think it is an interesting story. The following development seems unreasonable to me. The protagonist is a little eunuch who was demoted to guard the mausoleum to grow vegetables. The unreasonable part appears. This little eunuch has too many things. Various sects will come to hunt him down, and the mausoleum guards will also want to kill him. The mausoleum guards also have to do the work of fast-moving or brocade guards, and go out to catch bandits. The author himself said that most people cannot pass the third level, but the tomb guards that the protagonist encounters are all in the 4th and 5th levels. Are the requirements to be a big-headed soldier so high? It's too worthless, so the main character seems useless. I believe that whether it's a martial arts practitioner or a cultivator, the richer and more resources the better (except for the main character, whose qualifications are incredible, so he just needs to absorb the qi from heaven and earth). Others always need pills and medicinal materials to stretch their muscles and bones. Hey, maybe absorbing the qi between heaven and earth can solve everything. In my opinion, there are no ordinary people in this world. They are all martial arts practitioners who follow the protagonist's advancement. Many characters do not stand up. The eunuchs do not look like eunuchs, and the guards do not look like guards. They look specious and always look awkward.       ，，，，，，，，，**， As someone who has not read many novels, I found it very interesting and refreshing. However, this book is not like a cool novel, nor is it a novice novel. It is more important to be reasonable and reasonable.       ，，，，，，，，，，，， Of course, I took this for granted. Alas, it's quite depressing when my expectations are slowly dashed. Finally, I wish the author and all readers good health and all the best! 😊😊😊

I said it smelled a bit like a white-robed manager, and I thought it was an imitation. It was quite capable. I didn't expect it to be the author himself.

Oops, it was so good, I accidentally finished watching it again.

Even if the protagonist breaks through the realm, what will happen? Kill the seventh prince to get a little revenge? Can you kill the emperor who uses the protagonist as toilet paper? Cannot! Because of the princess and Lao Wang. Then he went to the Qinglian Holy Sect to fight to the death, and then went to Mount Sumeru to vent his grievances. Maybe Dayong's sect also came to take revenge on the protagonist, and the protagonist went to kill him again. The ninth prince of Dayong insists on marrying the princess, so the protagonist takes another sword and is killed. The reason why the emperor can act as the protagonist casually is simply because he feels that he has nothing to fear. In reality? Indeed! What the protagonist can do is, at most, kill one of his sons, and then destroy a few sects that don't obey the emperor. What does he have to lose? None! ! On the contrary, you can get great benefits. Anyway, he has the princess and Lao Wang to restrain the protagonist. He has grasped the protagonist's bottom line and can treat the protagonist like a dog and train the dog. The protagonist is really miserable. It would be best for him to have a clear idea, then walk away, gain nothing, and then give away the princess. If things go wrong, people from the upper realm will start to hunt him down again, killing him, killing him, killing him. To truly be the enemy of the world, miserable!

If I could give it a score, it would be 80 points for the front and 1 point for the back. I would advise those who want to see it to stop, the back is too poisonous. It's amazing that someone like me, who only comments less than a few times a year, can comment.

It's useless, all the scenes behind it are maid scenes, such a high level of martial arts can't do anything, being afraid of this and guarding against that every day, really useless. Abandoned

The author's writing is very good, and the story is also very rhythmic, but am I the only one who discovered the bug? Such a powerful court would let a group of guards guarding the imperial mausoleum catch giant bandits? What about the local defense? What about the army? Where is the Yamen police officer? You're kidding me!

This book is really not worth reading. It is inconsistent and not rigorous enough. It is far worse than the white-robed steward.

A major event in the world can happen in the vegetable garden of the imperial mausoleum. A person who is demoted as an eunuch and is lower than the poor is still remembered by so many people. There is really no need to talk about the basic laws to kill you, and no one can involve and protect you. No matter how awesome the person named Wang is, he is still a eunuch at heart. How can he protect the protagonist? Why didn't anyone do anything about Wei Zhongxian before he was demoted? He died on the day he was demoted. Not dying proves that Wang is an average person. If you want to express your awesomeness, you have to die to be awesome. Not dying proves that no one cares. A little eunuch can make so many people care. In fact, he doesn't even have the qualifications to speak. It looks really awkward.