This Embroidered Uniform Guard Is Clearly Overpowered, Yet He Slacks Off Too Much

Let me tell you something, except for the unorthodox title of this book, the content of this book, from the writing to the plot and even the title, is a complete mess.

I've basically finished reading all the orders. In the spirit of supporting the author and talking about his thoughts~ Here is a guide for new book lovers and those who are just trying it. The synopsis of the story is that the male protagonist breaks the ceiling of force. While ensuring that he does not work too hard, he manipulates, divides, suppresses and kills the world with a playful mentality. Many people criticized Xiao Lu's "insidious" behavior, but ignored his position. In essence, the main contradiction faced by Jin Yiwei in this book is the natural conflict formed by the collusion between the aristocratic family and the "charlatans", the official group and the imperial power. The Jinyiwei is the sword held by the emperor in the multi-party game; our male protagonist, the leader of life + the person who nurtures him, is the most loyal to the emperor's leader of the Jinyiwei. From this perspective, what the protagonist does is relatively reasonable. Another: In most feudal societies, "jianghu people" are not engaged in production, form cliques, and are disobedient to discipline. If you want me to give you a definition: people who fill the gap in the management of violent institutions in the absence of unified power. They have their own rules, and at the same time they are obedient to unified management, and are naturally opposed to imperial power and centralized power. This is the image of Jianghu sects, aristocratic families and "Xia" in this book, rather than "the great Xia who serves the country and the people" in traditional novels, which treats imperial power and government power as an imaginary background. What the protagonist brings to readers is a vision that is superior to traditional martial arts novels: My official status is destined to be untouchable in the world; No one can match my strength; My backstage is the best in the world; These determine the protagonist's attitude towards the good and evil factions in the world: "I am a swordsman and you are a fish and meat", and he does have this strength. Then here comes the point: How can I kill these flies, complete the above tasks, and have some fun at the same time without getting tired? This is where most readers' expectations for the plot diverge: Are they going to follow the traditional "princes, princes, generals, and generals are willing to be kind" route to becoming king? Or is it the pretentious line of "I am the greatest under the emperor"? Or is it to display martial arts among the people and take the route of "smiling proudly"? After understanding the protagonist's life path, it is not difficult to find that none of the above seems to suit the protagonist's wishes: About rebellion: The head of the family has a lot of help. Even when he chose the most deviant path, he still stood behind him and tried his best to point out a good path. The leader of Jinyiwei not only taught him martial arts, but also raised him. Rebellion usually requires a motive, but the protagonist has no motive at all: as a vested interest of the imperial power faction, the people he cares about are because the current emperor is at the top of the country, and rebellion will not give them better things, but will lead to death; secondly, the male protagonist's lazy personality will not want to rebel. About the route of powerful ministers: the male protagonist is too lazy to die Finally, the road of rivers and lakes: the male protagonist once had a dream of rivers and lakes, but he finally discovered that rivers and lakes are just muddy ponds. No matter how upright the heroes are, they are just a bunch of people who have nothing to do with production, who absorb the people's fat and anointing from the standpoint of "anti-government", and who live with the insects and bugs. And with his martial arts prowess and background as hard as diamond, does he really need to hang out with this gang of underworld? How can they be equal to themselves? After confirming that there are no three paths to take, the protagonist shows the most interesting path: The Fun Man (How can I happily kill the gangsters and let them bite the dog as much as possible?) Not only did I help the elders who care about me, but I also gained happiness (not By the way: The narrative writing in this book is excellent; The characters are not facially portrayed Characters with different temperaments will also meet when they meet) Produce some interesting chemical changes; Overall, I give 90/100 points It would be better if the villain could show more methods besides concealing clues and arranging hidden personnel. At present, it seems that the protagonist is more like a puzzle game. The author can pay more attention to this aspect. The above is a sharing of some thoughts on this book. I hope it can help book friends who want to see the analysis and evaluation of this book in the book review area

The article has no theme, overemphasizes the so-called game life, and feels like a corpse in the world.

I clicked on this book because it was recommended by the martial arts category. I found a treasure. Mr. Lu is really a role model who only allows state officials to set fires and does not allow people to light lamps. According to the routines of previous novels, Liang Benlang and Huangfu Jade Book are probably not dead in a short time or not at all. Even the old routine of the protagonist being both a teacher and a friend, even if he dies, it should be a big scene. In the end, none of them ended up well. When Chi Cangping appeared on the scene, I thought he would be a friend and enemy, but he turned out to be a tool man and a fun-loving person, and even became a clown on his own in the end. Compared with Lu Hanjiang, the protagonists in some novels that I read in the past advertised as villains were not on the same level at all.

It's not interesting, the minor characters are well created, but the protagonist is very cliched, with the scheming behind-the-scenes invincible flow, which is quite boring. Nowadays, the protagonists in novels are becoming more and more the same. They are nothing more than refined egoists with the attributes of a fun-loving person, which is quite boring. Now I start to like Guo Jing-style protagonists again, or characters like the first generation Spider-Man. After living in society for a long time, I want to read some fairy tales.

I've almost finished reading it, and I can't accept the protagonist's character. It sounds like he's acting under orders, but in reality he's killing innocent people 😂😂 But the author's writing is very good, and it's a rare good book. The protagonist has so many neuroses and secondary characters, mainly because when Huangpu and Shangluo become black, the protagonist is happy (describing something as blooming). It's a bit unacceptable. Anyway, the writing is very good.

Too bland and without passion. Don't say that it is not a fast food article and is not suitable for beginners to read. In today's fast-paced society, novels with no ups and downs in the plot are not exciting, the writing is not bright, and the character settings and dialogues are not distinctive. It is difficult to sell novels.

I couldn't stand it. The writing was obviously good and the framework was okay. I thought it would be a piece of cake at the very least, but it ended up being sprayed on me. If it had been written according to a routine, at least it would have established the main character, but in the end, there was not even a trace of pure evil or "love". After reading hundreds of chapters, the motivation was still inexplicable, and some people were trying to prevaricate it for fun. I don't know what happened later, but what I felt at the beginning was that one child read the basic thick and black science, then persuaded another child to skip class in the kindergarten to make a fool of someone, and then told me that the point was not to kill people, but to skip class.

After reading more than 400 chapters, I still feel like I can't stand it anymore! The author's writing style is very good, but the protagonist he created is very different from my three views! Seeing it now, I feel that the protagonist is a demon who plays with people's hearts! In his eyes, there is no good or evil. Others are just pawns or consumables, with only purpose and no right or wrong! This is not the kind of martial arts I like. It has no blood and passion, and does not care about justice and evil... The supporting character who originally had a bottom line and conscience fell into a desperate situation and collapsed under the manipulation of the protagonist! Reading this novel is really depressing, and the more I read, the more depressing it becomes! I still hope to read a sunny martial arts novel, a humane world, even if it does not conform to reality! My heart is pursuing light after all!

This protagonist is neither a good guy nor a bad guy, he doesn't care about anything, he is a chaotic protagonist. After reading about ten chapters, there is no main line or goal, just dawdling. He said that he was the best in the world. In order to pretend to be a pig, he was afraid of all kinds of troubles. He didn't dare to care about anything and didn't dare to mess with anything. He betrayed his teammates, betrayed his subordinates, lied to people, ghosts and parents.