I Really Don't Want to Be Cannon Fodder for a Villain.

The more I read your book, the less interesting it becomes. Most of them are about small fantasy and secret worlds outside of the real martial arts world. They often talk about fighting monsters, upgrading and changing maps. You, who don't even understand your own village, go to other villages and even foreign villages to cause trouble. It's just a pot of mush.

When I read Chapter 10, the protagonist has been abused since the restart. Is this the main story of abuse? Also, aren't you writing about villains? At the beginning, he was knocked into the abyss, his cultivation was ruined, and he gained inheritance. Isn't this the beginning of the protagonist?

Although it has more words than other villain novels, it feels like it's either a villain novel or an ordinary otherworld novel.

Did the author have a wrong understanding of the villain? Does this look like a villain? It's too long. I'm not decisive when things happen. I'm anxious while watching. I have to have this mentality that either you die or I die. It feels like writing this novel. I'm going to explode after reading it. Is this a villain? This is an insult to the villain, and it's not a show of high IQ, or pushing him all the way. Even the cannon fodder knows that the clay figure is very angry, so it's over! Well, I did this to you. Alas, your grades are so bad. I admire you for still persisting, and I support you mentally. Come on! It's just that the writing style is a bit poor. As soon as I said it, I felt more comfortable. I will reward you with 100 points as a consolation prize after posting a comment. Come on! Looking forward to your second novel

Sorry, there is nothing wrong with the book; it's my fault that I didn't practice being invulnerable to all poisons!

If you don't change your name if I ask you to, it's a shame if someone reads a novel whose content has nothing to do with the title of the book.

I'm afraid the author has some misunderstanding about the villain cannon fodder. The one you wrote is already a high-level villain. The real villain cannon fodder should be the villain's younger brother, the kind who pleases the villain and is casually beaten to death by the protagonist.

I don't like the plot of opening a mini-map and completing a dungeon. There is no linkage with the main plot. Suddenly, it feels awkward to go to another world. After coming out of the small world, the plot of the small world is irrelevant to the main plot. It feels like it is dispensable and the word count is very small. Many novels like the word count, but in the end fewer and fewer people read it. As a reader, reading VIP chapters costs money, and no one wants to spend money on useless things.

It's a bit ridiculous to become a disciple as soon as you meet, and to have your own magical power as soon as you get started.

I finished reading this article without paying attention.

This recruitment feels like a failure.

Yes, this method of regression is very systematic, and people come back inexplicably.

Someone, the writing is good. Keep writing and I will see you finish. The author is great.

Chapters 1 and 2 are well written. The phrase "Is there anyone there?" In Chapter 3 is too weird, right? It's so weird, it shouldn't be.

There are only two words to attribute great power to oneself, push horizontally

Suo Suo Jiang, will there be a female protagonist in this book?

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