The Leader of the Nation: My Kung Fu Can Transform People into Black People

The mentality needs to be changed, such as being ruthless and selfish (only good for the sect and yourself). It is best not to have a plot where the heroine forces the hero to ask for help, and the hero licks the heroine.

This is called blackening 🤔🤔🤔 Isn't this called strengthening?

Inviting Qin Yurou and her maid to join the sect was a bad idea. It was not done for the sake of development. The two women looked like they were in trouble in the wild mountains. They even tricked Junior Brother Sun at the beginning, which was not in line with the development of the sect. Moreover, they did not know the power behind others. The most important thing was that they had no strength at all. After finally being tricked, the old man added some strength to the sect, and the backhand was gone.

Don't you have the things and characteristics that blackening should have? Isn't blackening just about becoming a demon?

Tsk tsk tsk, cow, cow, cow

You must use martial arts to cultivate immortality, right? Where did the magic go?

I got a little angry when I saw chapter 50. From the beginning to chapter 50 or 60, there were constant fights (I don't know if they will continue to fight in the later chapters). Can't the protagonist be despicable and develop for a while? This is cultivating immortality, not martial arts. It's better to just find a place to practice for a few months than wandering around. The author also deliberately suppresses the protagonist's realm. Since he gives the protagonist such a big golden finger, he must think about writing it well instead of blindly suppressing it, otherwise readers will feel aggrieved. The label of your book also says Invincible Flow. The first thing about Invincible Flow is that you can't abuse the protagonist. The protagonist has been killed several times since the beginning of your book. You can obviously write it very easily, but you have to write forced blood. That's fine, there's no need to keep writing) The plot is too depressing. In just a few days in the plot, either this disciple or that disciple is in trouble. There is no time for development at all. According to your description, the readers have the impression of those disciples as troublemakers. And I think the author, if you write about the sect, it is better to write about the family directly.

Where is your leader's seal? Has it been eaten?

Isn't it delicious to exercise? Why do you feel like you have been resisting physical training in the past?

You, the leader of a sect that was wiped out, don't use all your resources to improve your sect, and you don't want to practice body-building techniques to improve your survivability for the sake of so-called coolness. You are so awesome!

Come on, five monthly tickets are presented to you

I feel that after it was put on the shelves, the excitement became less and it gradually entered the stage of obscene development. Since it was put on the shelves, it should have a small climax to attract readers. Before it was put on the shelves, I was enjoying reading it. Various skills were darkened and various powerful enemies fought. However, once it was put on the shelves, it became dull.

666 Haha, beautiful! 😒

Are you confused about your situation?

Since the protagonist's understanding is so rubbish, he still doesn't make every effort to improve it, and he doesn't want to train his body to improve his survivability. I really don't understand what you think.

And your character creation is a bit bad

Is there a female protagonist? The kind of Taoist couple?

Doesn't cultivating immortality take just a few years, decades, or hundreds of years? (Different realms, different life spans)

I've finished reading it, overall it's pretty good. There are plug-ins, but it's not an invincible novel. The main character's IQ is also good, go for it.