From a Swordsman in the Arena to Slaying Demons and Becoming a Sword God

The child is exchanged for the golden elixir and the monster becomes invincible. Every time Zhengdao has something good, he grabs a child and goes to the gate of Zhengdao and threatens to kill him if he doesn't. . . . . I feel that Zhengdao is not a moral kidnapper. . . The most reasonable way for Russia to deal with kidnapping targets is to send them away together if they can save themselves or harm them. . . After all, this is not a modern world, but an ancient world of gods and demons to rescue hostages. The author over exaggerated the protagonist's moral kidnapping. In order to reflect the protagonist, he made the Aoki Demon look like the underworld. The ancient Aoki Demon would exchange food for golden elixirs. The Aoki Demon's values ​​​​are consistent with the protagonist's modern people. Even though there was a key to using the threat of a child in exchange for a treasure, it succeeded. Seeing him exchange the golden elixir for a child, an underworld operation that reflects the protagonist's morality, it makes no sense for this book to have a protagonist who is an ancient protagonist in the near future. Aoki Yao: I have traveled through time. I know this is better than being an ancient policeman who is a moral guardian. I have food and cubs to use as hostages in exchange for treasures. Ancient Monk Mighty: What the hell? Hostage? Why not threaten to cultivate at your own expense? . He also put down his weapon and handed over the golden elixir "bank card". . Protagonist: I don't want to either, but I just watched a police movie last night and my brain was so hot that I started to do the underworld operation. . .

The first one wasn't any better. The second protagonist is not like a time traveler, but like a silly and bold native.

What the hell is this? Why doesn't the protagonist kill his enemies?

Let me go, can you run around alive with such a scheming mind? He was also tricked by ordinary bandits, and it was even more amazing than the previous anti-Japanese dramas and magical books.

At first the robber wanted to kill you, but the virgin bitch protagonist said to spare his life, tmd garbage.

What about a monster that only kills people? Does the male protagonist eat meat or vegetables? Isn't it normal for the monster to eat people? It's a lot of nonsense. It's just a racial issue.

If you don't have the skills to read poetry, don't imitate others. What the hell is the poem in the introduction? Let's not talk about rhyme or anything like that. I can't even do basic rhyme. To be honest, it's not even a limerick.

Shennong has been poisoned to death, it's really disgusting🤢

Why do you want to die like that when you don't have the right to waste time? Do you really think it's a game?

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Good. A bit chivalrous! ! !

If you look at the awkward poem written in the introduction, you won't have any idea of ​​reading the content. If you don't know how to write poetry, don't write it. Here are four words for you: "Bullshit!" ! !

Feeling good(*๓´╰╯`๓)♡

😍😍😍😍Not bad! Good! This book is not bad and worth reading.

I don't really like this kind of system where the main character is arrogant and kills or lets go if not. Change one

I added it to the bookshelf just to post. What the hell is this? As the saying goes: when you go out, you must not have the intention of harming others, and you must have the intention of guarding against others. The protagonist is brainless. The first part is okay, but the second part is downright toxic. Shennong passed by and was about to delete the book.

So what are the recommended standards for daily reading?