The Warrior Is Fierce

It feels like the protagonist is better off visualizing two ghosts than visualizing two more of himself, or visualizing his golden finger's strongest body. After all, those two ghosts themselves are defeated by the protagonist, let alone compared with the strongest body.

The writing is pretty good, but I personally don't like upgrades that are too slow. It's worth a read.

The book may just have a small number of people. Is it because the author has no mentality and will shine?

The new book is really good, My Weird Life,

Tofu is sweet, salty is a heresy, the Tao is different, so I won't watch it.

The writing is not bad. The biggest problem is that the world view is too gloomy and the living environment of ordinary people is too miserable. When demons and ghosts cause trouble, practitioners regard ordinary people as ants, and some warriors also turn a blind eye. Only the protagonist and some weaklings still have conscience, which feels like the end of the world and is despairing. The author should arrange some supporting characters with conscience and strength to bring some light to the world. Otherwise, increase the protagonist's golden finger and become the savior directly. If you keep improving your strength step by step, it will test the reader's nerves too much.

If the pig's feet don't start to gain momentum, all the readers will run away. Brother, the author

The protagonist has a taunting aura and is targeted in various ways. Can the warrior always tolerate it and understand his thoughts?

It is suggested that the author can learn from Shi Fang Wu Sheng Shui, the protagonist is a bit indecisive, which does not fit with the title of the book.

I watched 65% of it. The enemy is too strong and the protagonist's cultivation level is rubbish. Is Goldfinger's strongest body the same?

I just read it and was persuaded to quit when I saw Chapter 10. . Is there any part of it that was persuaded to quit in Chapter 10?

After reading about fifty chapters, I really don't understand why humans are still alive? The demons, demons, and demons who practice in the imperial court are deeply hostile to humans. Most warriors are idiots. The main character is too trashy.

It's not a cool novel, it's a bit ink-stained, plus a bit of literary youth. The author has ink in his belly, he's well-groomed, and his descriptions are good. He has an understanding of gods, ghosts, and ghosts, and he has skill in writing. But it's not a cool novel. It makes me feel a little frustrated. I'm leaving. I'm leaving.

I remember reading a book about martial arts. The background was similar, and the Taoist was the strongest. Warriors are the worst. But the protagonist first practiced Taoism, and then practiced slowly because of his poor qualifications. Then he said that although he gave up Taoism, he was determined, and he could become a strong person by switching to martial arts! Holy shit, when you encounter some difficulties in practicing Taoism, you turn to martial arts and flaunt your strong will. Even if you practice martial arts, you are better than cultivating Taoism. This is too poisonous.

I can't read the book that I forced on the protagonist, so I'm leaving.

It was obvious that he would be the first to be arrested, but he said he was afraid that he would not be able to suppress his subordinates because he was young. In fact, I think that's just right. You can live with it for a year and a half. You don't have to do anything, you get a lot of money, and you can concentrate on upgrading.

By the way, the author should get some recommendations. I don't think many people have read this book.

An Jin martial artist is out of breath after playing with the big gun twice. Can he still fight?

There are cheats and you still hide them. Why do you want to hide them and practice martial arts? Just go home and play house.

The content is seriously inconsistent with the title of the book

The protagonist has the strongest body, and it takes so much effort to go from Ming Jin to Dark Jin. Everyone else must be the Immortal King and Taoist Ancestor.

It's a rubbish novel. He laughs like a loser with his pig's feet. Do you know what Yakuza-ryu is? Go read how it was written.

It's very well written, good luck to the author!

Let's talk about it. Some ordinary members should stop talking. It's not good to gain experience in vain.

Why has My Weird Life been removed from the shelves? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ! ? !

Which simulator book has been removed from the shelves? ? ?

Nitpicking post: I have read more than half of this book. The quality is great and it is worth reading. But there are also several shortcomings 1. The realm of spiritual practice is blurred, especially when the protagonist is an unconventional martial artist. 2. The old problem of traditional online novels is to subdue the opponent to contrast the protagonist. There will always be a few favored X-generations who are jealous of the protagonist and will give readers a slap in the face regardless of life or death. There will also be a few ignorant people who misunderstand that the protagonist is weak and then slap him in the face. 3. This book is too short, and the pace starts to speed up from the Great Zen copy. For example, this book could have been completed at 3 million words, but at a certain point in the early and middle stages, it suddenly accelerated to the final 1.5 Million words. Not satisfying🙂 The shortcomings I pointed out above do not affect this novel that is worth recommending.

Have you ever asked the author in a book club about his situation? 😳? ? .

What's the situation? ? ? ? ?

Why was it taken off the shelves so suddenly?