Demons of the Ten Directions, the Blind Martial Saint

Come on, blind Martial Saint, to be honest, I laughed, not bad

Next part: The mute Martial Saint, the eunuch Martial Saint, the deaf Martial Saint, and the strongest perverted Martial Saint.

Who is saying that he is more beautiful than the Shifang Martial Saint? Go and take a look at the thinking logic of the Martial Saint of the Ten Directions. The logic is clear and the character dialogue points are up to the mark. There is no comparison with the Martial Saint of the Ten Directions.

I have finished a few chapters, and overall the writing is very good. I was planning to read it, but I was given two basins of cold water by the setting. One is a time traveler. Ordinary people who travel through time are really not as legendary and interesting as the original indigenous people. I don't think ordinary people have the qualifications to transform into dragons in another world. You If a martial saint comes through time travel and turns into a dragon at the right place, I think it's more reasonable. However, the author's writing style really made me put it aside temporarily and continue reading. If it was just a time traveler, it would be okay to read, but then a system came in, which completely extinguished the desire to read. , This kind of system that suddenly awakens and pops up in a big crisis is as boring as the deus ex machina in a drama. When the readers are guessing how he will resolve the crisis, a system without any story appears and he can easily counterattack. This is as disgusting as if it is unfinished. Secondly, the reason why It is said that this system has no story. On the one hand, it does not have any foreshadowing. On the other hand, it is more important. As a game modifier, it has become a time-travel system inexplicably. It is a logical flaw. Although it will be revealed later on which master is the handiwork of this book, The identity is a forced explanation, not a plot line that has been foreshadowed from the beginning. Furthermore, you have mentioned the blind Wu Sheng. You have to open his eyes to the system. What is the highlight of this plot? How is it different from ordinary people? The readers are here to see the blind man and see him working harder to overcome his blindness, not to see a fake. Blind man, the last two points are summarized. The positive sense of reading for the protagonist is nothing more than sympathy for the weak and sympathy for the strong. If you want readers to have a sympathetic impression of the protagonist, you should not let him have a system, but let him overcome difficulties step by step with hard work and sacrifice. Only in this way can he win sympathy. , With the system, he is no longer weak, and his efforts are covered by the system and are worthless, and the strong take all, he himself is not a strong person. If he is a native, he is considered a strong person, then the dominant thinking is that of an ordinary person. If he is reborn as a martial saint or a strong person, it will be much more natural. The strength brought by the system will not bring any favor to the protagonist. No matter who this system gives, he will be strong. So I see what's the point of showing off your power as a lucky guy. The system can certainly reduce a lot of writing difficulty, but it also erases most of the protagonist's shining points, making it boring.

What kind of son is poisonous and impetuous? Is the second generation normal? Being protected is too good and normal, especially in ancient times. But if you, a time traveler, directly assume the role of father, there will be problems. They are not the same person, but the body is, and the relationship is not like this.

This book is really attracting traffic. ,, Look at what he wrote in the first two words Shi Fang, and the last two words Wu Sheng. , Don't they add up to the Ten Directions Martial Saint?

The purity is too low😎

I just read Chapter 7, and I want to ask you guys how the cheap son of the protagonist is doing. It feels so good that he really thinks he is his own child.

After reading more than 40 chapters, my personal impression of the protagonist is that the protagonist is assimilated into his own memory bit by bit! Although his subjective thoughts are those of a time traveler. But the memories and emotions are assimilated into the body of the original owner. So I personally feel that this is a failed time traveler! The protagonist is no longer Wu Liang or Wu Qingcheng, but a complete combination of them.

I stopped watching this anime when I saw you writing about it. You watched it with great enthusiasm because of the Japanese and Chinese martial arts.