My Master Is a Bug

The male apprentices praised her, and finally she is no longer a female apprentice at the beginning.

Daodu is not picky either, and byd's book from a few years ago was also sent to me.

The requirements are not high. If the author is not very good at writing heroines, I hope there will be no heroines. Otherwise, if the writing is good, if the heroine is a bad one, the subscription will drop a lot. On the other hand, there are many books without heroines, such as Secret Journey and Reincarnation Paradise. The plots are very good and will be read by many people. I hope there will be no heroines and focus on other aspects.

How can I put it, the more I read, the more I feel that the protagonist is a demon who connives with players to destroy the world for his own selfish purposes. Especially when I saw a paragraph at the end, more than forty players were lying in the hospital, and the protagonist's apprentice rushed to ask for help. The protagonist also upgraded the resurrection point. The article did not mention how many people the player killed in the different world, but the fourth natural disaster, haha😒. I feel like the protagonist is more disgusting than a traitor. But this is my view from an indigenous perspective. As an earthling, I definitely feel that there is no way the lives of indigenous people can be compared to ours.

It is said that many novels refer to various classics, such as the Tao Te Ching. To be honest, I personally feel that the Tao Te Ching has nothing to do with cultivation~_~. Why do everyone regard it as a classic? Cultivation is about starting. You should do something first and then do it. What is the Tao is Tao, but it is not Tao. This kind of rigid practice is nonsense. It seems that you understand it, but in reality it is foggy and you still don't know how to start.

The biggest poisonous point at the beginning is that the game company did not judge the enemy, the enemy, and the strength of the game at all, and directly planned to rush into the unknown existence. A person in the real world is more violent and aggressive than a person in a fantasy world who has experienced a bloody storm.

It's outrageous. After killing people, everyone is dead in reality, but there are still people playing this game.

The poisonousness of this book doesn't depend on the individual. As long as you can tolerate the main character's big apprentice, it's fine. Of course, I personally don't think the big apprentice is poisonous. After all, he has grown a lot after reading the latest chapter.

The author is very good at writing. It's a little bit poisonous and can be detected and corrected immediately. As for complaining about the disciple's stupidity, I personally don't think that's stupid, he's just a funny guy with low IQ. The difference between this and stupidity is that stupidity gives you a headache, but stupidity is funnier than looking at it.

It was fine in the early stage, slightly toxic, but I can tolerate it, but when I saw Liu Cangyu's part, I suddenly felt boring. It's nice to pretend to be slapped in the face, but you can't repeat it all the time. It's always Fang Mu who goes out, and someone is looking for trouble. Fang Mu comes back and gets angry and hacks people to death. Forget it once or twice. If it happens like this, it's a bit annoying.