I Really Didn't Mean to Become a Great Hero

I'm a noob. I haven't read many books of this type, so I don't know how it compares to other books of the same type. Compared to old bookworms, the gap is quite big. That's just a family opinion. . Just talking about this book, the author writes very well and the writing style is brisk (I often put a smile on my face when reading this book, for example, covering the God Bowl, the decisive battle on the top of Yihong Courtyard, pretending to be Ximen to reject 6 girls, Tengu Yazhen, I typed this paragraph with a smile 😁) The plot is also very attractive to me, and the character creation is quite bright (the protagonists Zhang Xiao, Li Hongxue, supporting roles Wenjiu and Yue Zhangmen) Yuan Fei, Mo Tao, Nangong Brothers, Chen Wenqu, etc.), Some chapters are also very touching, such as saving Cuihua, Yuan Fei going into seclusion, Master Yue sacrificing his life, etc. For me, there are many highlights. Seeing the author's updated text is also a small blessing and brings me happiness. Thanks also to the author for his persistence. I wish the author a happy life, smooth work, happy family, and great success in his works. 😁❤️❤️

Those who are higher than the wind and clouds are called cultivators 🤭

It's such a hodgepodge, I don't know what else can be mixed in later.

I copied the first one to suit the occasion. Unless it was said to be a hermit I met on the way in the countryside, it would not fit the protagonist.

It's coming, it's coming. Author, go to bed early and get up early tomorrow morning to write.

. . The protagonist kept changing his appearance and pretending to be Ximen. The author found it very enjoyable to read, but it wasn't any more enjoyable. The supporting characters all called the protagonist by other names.

At first he thought this was a world of high martial arts, but it turned out he was a cultivator.