This Martial Saint Is Far Too Generous

What happened to the starting point now? There are a lot of people under the rubbish book saying that it is well written, reading it, and supporting it. This rare good book has so many people saying it is bad in the past two days. I am afraid it is not deliberately done by my colleagues.

It's pretty good, but it's annoying to watch. The current author blindly follows the trend. As a warrior, you don't even have the courage to compete in the world. If you are not the protagonist, you are at best one of the strongest people, and there is no way you can become the strongest.

Some plots are really poisonous, and they also like to write plots that clearly can be non-toxic and repeatedly jump between being poisonous and not poisonous.

The worldview was completely written down before it was put on the shelves. In the article, the world is very difficult and the people are very poor. It refers to the ancient times of great disasters, when the poor people could not survive, the aristocratic family, and the poor class barrier were very serious. That's it, there are also super warriors, who are extremely awesome at the second level. After the second level, they rely solely on resources, big medicines, and elixirs to maintain their realm and advance. The world is written at such a low level, how can it possibly have a lot of resources? With many resources and powerful weapons, why would the people be so miserable?

I also subscribed to all of them. To be honest, the overall quality is not bad. However, the last few chapters really made me regret my subscription. I was procrastinating. The plot of the heroine was inexplicably gone because I didn't get it. Many of the plots can be called a gift, and I was still enjoying the latest chapter. I was speechless. I really like this book. Although it is largely driven by the system, at least the plot of doing good deeds and providing help in times of need made me heartbroken. I hope the author can make some changes. You will be happy and we will be happy reading.

It was okay in the beginning, but not in the end. It keeps showing off. I don't know the geographical situation. The last chapter was in the border province, and the next chapter is directly outside the palace. The name of the city is not written, the population is not written, and I don't even know the name of the emperor. By the way, after reading more than 200 chapters, I don't even know the name of the country.

The plot of several hundred chapters of wanting to advance but then suppressing is very poor. Others talk a lot but the protagonist can't get in the middle of the conversation, misunderstandings arise, and finally he's just pretending. I'm very curious, how can you always be like this when you can't get a word in? Do you think it's an urban novel? They try their best to create a passive and pretentious look for the protagonist, which is very boring. Furthermore, the book has been emphasizing that the various supporting characters have high IQs, and when they meet the protagonist, they all lose their intelligence, and they are so desperate that they want to give the protagonist their teammates' wealth. It's okay once or twice, but it's disgusting every time. The plot has set up a lot of outrageous opportunities for the protagonist to obtain, and he picked up key plot opportunities no less than five times on the roadside. All the key plot advancements do not reflect the protagonist's personality at all. They are all just smooth sailing. A supporting role of the same strength could even do better. The protagonist talks about how dark the imperial court is, but actually often spends a long paragraph explaining it. The protagonist is always described as being very positive, but in fact he often works hard for the dark court, eager to climb to the top of the corrupt system. Neither is a knight, nor does he participate in party struggles. When encountering trouble, he tries to escape, but always shrinks back. The title of this book should be changed to Gou Sheng.

Abandoned the book, I can't understand what I'm doing in the last few chapters. Firstly, the writing is confusing, and secondly, the updates are still slow.

The protagonist is acting like a pig like crazy, acting unworthy of his moral character, and is still not convinced that others are jealous of him. I really don't understand what he's thinking.

Objectively speaking, this book has a mixture of pros and cons. The advantage is that the writing is acceptable, but the disadvantage is that the logic is poor. Let's talk about Bingbing first. According to the way the book is written, this is a society where practitioners are extremely dependent on resources. Bingbing is also a ruthless person who fights bloody battles. How could he use such resources to support his partner's enemy when the resources are not entirely obtained by himself, and this enemy has already broken up with himself. This is no longer the Holy Mother, but a sick way of thinking. Of course, the author always interrupts this kind of enemy-supporting behavior at critical moments, but it can only be one or two, and it is annoying to always use such a blunt method to create plot conflicts. Secondly, let's talk about the upgrade points. It makes people's scalp numb. They increase dozens of times at each level! As we all know, it is already unsustainable after doubling, that is, 2 to the Nth power. After N is greater than 50, it is already uncountable. What's more, each level up is an increase of dozens of times, and I'm afraid it will take thousands or trillions of points later. I won't go into detail about the other logical flaws of the entire social system. Overall, the book is not too bad, but it also has some flaws. I hope the author can further improve it!