A Martial World Day Laborer

As soon as I saw the system talking, I decisively gave up the book.

The part about delivering firewood really made me give up. If you see that the protagonist killed two thieves, you will not be solicitous at all. Because there are several possibilities for killing these two people. First, if the three-person gang committed the crime and the internal strife caused the two to die, then the protagonist is also a thief. Second, these two thieves met a capable person in the wild and were tricked. The protagonist was the robber who killed two people. You can't be regarded as a hero punishing rape and eliminating evil, because the hero will most likely not bury the corpses, and will even drag the two corpses to collect the reward. Under these two possibilities, the protagonist sneaks into an inn where the government holds 40% of the interest. When he is found to have Qinggong and may have killed someone, is it possible that the policeman will play the role of a horseman with you without first holding the meritorious deeds in hand? Arrest first, then investigate, then interrogate, and finally maybe exonerated is the proper direction of development. Will it be convincing just because the protagonist used to be a beggar when he opened his mouth, and I just practiced it casually when he closed his mouth? Where did a beggar learn martial arts? What was the purpose of sneaking into the inn? If you say you want to kill someone, you will kill someone. Was it because the two of them found out your identity that you were silenced? Don't think that looking like a chick is a reason for the police to turn a blind eye. They won't arrest you without a wanted warrant? Since these two thieves died in the hands of the protagonist, did the stolen money be swallowed by the protagonist? Mosquitoes are still meat no matter how small they are. Besides, the protagonist threatens the inn that gives him money, but he kindly recruits the protagonist as a handyman? When something goes wrong, he is the first person to take responsibility, and he is even the first to die, because he knows the secret of the protagonist. I hope the author will sort it out and don't just write "you think" it's feasible.

The writing is okay, but why is it so disgusting for you to accept Li Hui? You started to accept the Holy Mother before you were the Holy Mother. It's so disgusting that I can't stand it anymore. It's a failure within a failure. The author can take care of himself.

The protagonist doesn't accept beautiful sisters The protagonist doesn't develop his own power The protagonist actually takes care of his younger siblings wholeheartedly (the key is to take them in, but also listen to your sister's opinion, how much love you lack) The protagonist doesn't put martial arts training first Then why does the protagonist travel through time? Do you want to make salted fish? The plot becomes more and more boring as it gets written. The first 50 chapters can be said to be a foreshadowing. Later, I can't see what the protagonist is pursuing when he arrives. In fact, the author's writing is very good, but the plot is really a running story and calm as water.

It's well written. It's rare to write with such concentration and flow.

Don't know why. The protagonist looked like a retarded person. As a bookworm of more than ten years, I didn't want to read it after Chapter 10.

After reading this novel, I can only sigh that your master is so kind to such a long-term follower!

When I saw the protagonist being arrested in Chapter 195, I gave up on you. Author, please continue to enjoy yourself!

Let's put it this way, books are still okay, but the most taboo thing about systems writing is that the system has intelligence.

You write about martial arts, and you make friends with your brothers and sisters every day. My dear, you write about family ethics. The more I read, the more nauseous I became. Chapter 130: The poisonous hair receded.