Choose, Hero

It's really not easy for you to write a story that is so weird and rubbish. The supporting character Zhou Ziming is just a dandy. He does bad things, lets dogs commit crimes, and does countless unscrupulous things. In the end, the protagonist actually accepts him as his apprentice. You can't tell the difference. It means that the protagonist has a little ability and chooses short-term interests before justice and short-term interests. I really hope that the protagonist's cheats will suddenly disappear, and his kung fu will be gone, and then we will see how the apprentice you call "good-hearted" will manipulate you. That will be a very exciting article!

After watching 10 chapters, I read the comments and said, seriously, there is nothing wrong with accepting a disciple, but it is disgusting to accept a scum, letting dogs eat other people's food, and even biting the protagonist. Think about what would happen to the protagonist without cheats? How do people live when those things are eaten by dogs?

Is this a valid choice? Three choices or two choices, two of the three are particularly rubbish, and there is also a Maverick Award for choosing the middle one. In this case, does the protagonist have a choice?

Tang Xiaorou was annoyed when she saw it. Should she give her daughter away like this?

I first read the comments and found that they said this place was toxic, and then I thought about how to comment without even reading it. I still went back and read a few chapters, and by the time I became a disciple, I was addicted. Everything is based on the system being the best choice (benefits), is there really no problem? This is a slave to the system. Even if you are afraid of going against your own conscience, as long as it is beneficial, no matter what, you will definitely find a good reason for yourself and then do it. To be honest, a person who originally wanted to kill himself, a person who tried every means to kill himself. In a blink of an eye, he became his apprentice. This is nothing. Before he became your apprentice, based on his inertia towards the protagonist, he had killed so many people. That dog could bite people casually on the street, and no one would care about it. Then, it was cleared up. It's so funny. The protagonist doesn't want to do anything. This is the person who wanted to kill him before. If you don't want to kill someone, then you can always give him a beating. The protagonist, pretend that nothing has happened. So, what will such a person do when he gains power. . . . . The master is just a ** who uses him to gain power.

The world is so chaotic. There are still people alive. Feel good

It's useless no matter how much you scold me. It feels like this book is just made out of AI simulation code and no one is writing it.

It's subtle. In the third chapter, it was said that Zhou Ming left with his servants, but then he ran back to the deserted house for no apparent reason. Moreover, Zhou Ming clearly wanted to pick up the ghosts in the deserted house and kill the male protagonist. He knew clearly that there were ghosts in the deserted house and still went to kill him. How serious is this. Although I reluctantly finished watching this plot with the idea that if you haven't finished it, you have no right to speak, but the inconsistencies shouldn't be so obvious.

This protagonist is really useless. He is obviously a smart person. However, the author forced his intelligence for the sake of the plot. He clearly found out that there was a problem and either ignored it or ran away. It was really uncomfortable to read. The first 20 chapters with weak resistance to poison were almost dismissed. I suggested that the author change it, otherwise he would not read it 😐

What is a hero? Author, don't insult this word! The character you wrote is not worthy of it!