The Scholar: A High-Quality Brawler

I don't know why people with lower realms feel like they can't survive if they don't accept challenges from people with higher realms.

After reading more than a hundred chapters, I saw that the author always wrote in the stand-alone version. I have a few points to say: 1. The protagonist's behavior is abnormal and cannot be resonated with readers. Let's not talk about the golden finger. Even if there is no golden finger, in such a literary world, it would be a no-brainer for you to upgrade as a literary copywriter. But apart from copying a few poems during exams, most of the time you write your own poems? It's like you don't want tens of billions of dollars in inheritance, but you want to earn thousands of dollars by working for yourself. What do you want readers to think? 2. The protagonist's daily behavior style is not pleasing to the eye. For example, he is obviously a scholar, but the author writes him as a person with mental problems. For example, slow reaction and casual swearing, coupled with the general environment of the scholar's world, make people feel out of place and out of place, just like the kind of young meat in TV dramas who forcefully show off their presence. 3. The development of the plot always seems to show that the protagonist is suppressed. It is very exciting to fight back, but it gives me the feeling that the protagonist obviously has many ways to break the game, but he cannot break the game. He relies on the help of others, and then forces the teammates to die in a desperate situation, and then he becomes a little smarter. It seems that the protagonist is stupid and cowardly, and any reader will be better than the protagonist in any one of them, which makes the readers feel no pleasure at all.

The protagonist's endless swearing made me speechless.

It's been twenty chapters. The protagonist has always been a loser. He doesn't have any golden fingers. He relies on other people to fight monsters. The difficulties on the road are so difficult that the protagonist has no role at all. He only relies on the protagonist's predecessor's status as a scholar to get recommendations. The protagonist is not as good as his predecessor. I'm speechless.

When are you writing Black Basket?

The author has built a self-motivated floor. Every time the number of comments reaches 1,000, one chapter will be added. It is a self-motivation floor!

After reading more than a dozen chapters, the main ones are the weak ones, and they do all kinds of weird things to try to kill themselves.

I've read Chapter 70, and the golden finger mentioned above has been used only once. The golden finger is passed down from ancestors. Isn't it rare to borrow it if you don't have the Four Treasures of the Study? Borrow it from the teacher. Doesn't the academy have lower-level Four Treasures of the Study? It is said that the protagonist is such a genius and has a good teacher. It is no problem to borrow a set of the lower-level Four Treasures of the Study. Anyway, it is free for every monthly exam.

The combat power is a bit broken. The author writes well and does not enter the palace

The side plot could fill a separate book.