Rejected a Hundred Times, Now I’m Invincible

Seriously, the author's persistence is commendable. Even though his popularity is so low, he can still write so many chapters. I've read about twenty chapters and can't stand it any longer. The writing and description are both good and skillful. That's why the author insists on hiding it. It's so embarrassing to watch! It's embarrassing to read about twenty chapters and I can't stand it anymore. It's obvious that the protagonist has become a genius and has to hide it, but you can hide it if you want. In private, he slaps you in the face and pretends to be a genius. This conflict really affects the reading experience. It's a pity for your good writing style. If you want to say that the protagonist's not hiding his talent will affect his confession, then you can show your talent to your mentor, search boss, or organization, and then ask to hide your identity. Are you still going to have to worry about resources again and again? It's even more nonsense to say that you don't hide it because you are afraid of being used as a guinea pig. Firstly, you can't hide it. Secondly, if your talent suddenly becomes better, others will harm you? Then why does the protagonist kill the Qi-inducing monster instantly across levels? Returned twice. Isn't this a forced reduction of the IQ of the characters in the book? Reduce readers' IQ? If you really want to hide it, then hide it completely. In the first few chapters, it will show off your talent at every turn, causing conflicts. Affects the sense of refreshment and reading. I hope you will think about the plot logic next time.

Just because you updated more than 400 chapters and only had a dozen comments, I read it

It was promised that the Five Thunders would be rewarded, but you only rewarded one-fifth of the whole reward. You can imagine what happened to you later.

The old routine, the good-for-nothing is discovered by the boss, and is admired by the beautiful woman, hehe

I insist on reading Chapter 18. Come on.

Isn't the Five Thunder Methods a magic spell? Why did it become something about physical training in this book? Moreover, the mission says that if you are rejected, you will be rewarded with Five Thunder Methods! As a result, he was rewarded with a heart-fire thunder that seemed like he had transformed his physique! According to my understanding, it should be the full set of Five Thunder Zhengfa spells!

You can persist in this way. . . Niubi

The introduction was poorly written, but it was discovered at the beginning, so I can only say it doesn't match, so I discarded it.

It's pretty cool, come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

I just don't understand it. The protagonist goes out into the wild and crosses the border to kill a monster and is discovered by others without any reason. Then a school person targets him, thinking that he is a waste and is incapable of killing it, so he needs to investigate. I want to say that this is not an exam. Is it illegal to go out and kill some monsters? Do you care whether I can beat you or not? So what if I just went out to pick something up and missed it? If I have anything to do with you, are you investigating and punishing me? Is the dog looking for trouble with the mouse? For example, when I was in college, I took the time to get a driver's license without telling anyone. As a result, the school found out. Not only did they not believe me, they even wanted to control me, investigate me, and then punish me! Is this reasonable for the author? It's not so hard to arrange a show-off and slap in the face, right? I think there is a very good comment, but the author made a mistake. He should write in a humorous direction, but the result is that it does not follow the meaning of the question, it is all the same old routine, and it is written in a pretentious and slap-in-the-face manner. The intention is very good, but the more you read it, the more vicious it becomes. The writing is not bad. Why is it written like this? It is not easy for the author to insist on writing so much. I hope you will succeed.