From The Return of the Condor Heroes to All the Heavens

To be honest, I don't know what the time travel to the Divine Eagle is for. Poison Points 1. The protagonist's nanny. 2. Don't collect the powerful martial arts in the Divine Eagle. Jiuyang and Yi Jing bone forging are so easy to get and don't even look for them. 3. The system gives and deducts points for no reason. 4. If you practice so hard and fight with others, you will still get 55 points. 5. Does not have its own martial arts system. 6. Yang Kang's character is entirely caused by Qiu Chuji. . 7. The Nine Yin Manual is an authentic Taoist method, not a Yin evil martial arts. Mei Chaofeng's Nine Yin White Bone Claws were caused by practicing indiscriminately without understanding Taoist terminology.

Is this system of yours used to deceive the protagonist or to help him? And it's actually a system with intelligent thoughts and emotions??? Are you preparing for the final system to replace the protagonist??? This is a system-type plug-in, not a grandfather-type plug-in.

Mu Nianci picked up a white-eyed wolf and got 50 taels of silver. However, in order not to affect Yang Guo's future, the protagonist made his adoptive mother work as a long-term worker in ancient times and became sick from overwork. This is really weird.

I haven't watched it yet. Isn't this the poisonous point of the system trapping the protagonist?

I rarely post things that directly attack the author, but in the second chapter, I directly persuaded him to quit, and he had 50 taels of silver to watch his adoptive mother die of illness. It's all nonsense to say that longing for him makes him sick. Yang Kang's body is so cold that Yang Guo is one of Mu Nianci's current spiritual pillars. Death from illness is definitely caused by illness. Thoughts may cause illness, but it is not the biggest factor. If you say that Mu Nianci recalled Yang Kang last before his death, I think it is reasonable. People say that it is unreasonable for a child to give out 50 taels. If a child has a hundred yuan in his hand, you may think he stole it, but he has a hundred thousand yuan in his hand, saying that he picked up medicinal materials and sold them. Do you believe it? Wouldn't it be okay to say that a traveling merchant bought it? Is it really just "the mother dies and the son laughs"? The first chapter had the protagonist freeze to death, so let's just go to the first chapter "The protagonist traveled through time, froze to death, and the whole book is over".

A group of people who pulled the strings forced the plot back to the original line. In order not to change the plot, Yang Guo was forced to live in a cave dwelling and live in a big house by himself. Wouldn't you be able to write without the plot? It is also said that it is afraid of delaying Yang Guo's future development. If Yang Guo's arm is not broken in the future, will the protagonist, his brother, have to cut it off himself?

The plot of Chapter 7 is really disgusting. The author might as well write Yang Guo and the protagonist to carry the mountain on their backs.

I quit after seeing Mu Nianci die. What's the point of the protagonist's existence? Just to see the protagonist show off later?

A batch of poisonous system files have no effect on them. . . Forget it, I'm too lazy to comment. Anyway, it's very toxic. I can get single digits out of 100.

He opened the chapter to persuade him to quit, and the whole person looked like a wolf with blank eyes.