Reborn Through the Ultimate Fist

A new book has been opened, and the author has come to sign the agreement! 😏😏😏

Chapter 2: A fight, the whole martial arts hall was shocked, his mother was extremely poisonous. Doesn't the author write for himself or herself? Has he become the protagonist? If you tell others so obviously that I am the protagonist, you might as well take a sip of water and the people around you will be shocked. Wow, he drank water 😰

The soul penetrates it, my body is not my body. The soul of the original body dies and is penetrated by the protagonist's soul, but this corpse still has its own will. In order to progress in practice, the corpse must be recognized. Awesome, photo nb. Thanks to you.

A mere warrior from the Neon Kingdom can be compared with the top martial arts in China for thousands of years. Even though they are incomplete, their descendants are still defeated by their opponents. What a show! Woolen cloth! Unless the opponent releases the state and then dies! ! !

The supporting characters in Novice Village were beaten up by foreigners, and now the supporting characters in Tianjin are beaten up by foreigners, especially the little Japanese ones. Except for the main characters in China, they are all trash.

Some complaints involve spoilers After watching the first world, I really couldn't complain. In fact, the clichéd beginning and the occasional awkward dialogue in the early stage are nothing. After the protagonist enters the Kazekage Hall, the plot begins to slowly get better. He takes over the Kazekage Hall, competes in martial arts in three halls, and expands the territory. It is quite compact here. After all, I am not following the update, so it is quite enjoyable to watch it continuously. Then, after his strength surged, he entered a sudden plot of "Get out of here", with the Ten Heroes chasing each other desperately. Although it was a little sudden, the protagonist almost crushed and killed all the enemies along the way, which looked good. The plot of "Jinhai's fame and the world's debate on martial arts" has obviously been sped up, but after all, the protagonist in the first world has been rebuilt, so it doesn't matter if it is sped up. The protagonist breaks through all the way to the point where he officially starts to have the strength to stand on the stage. Then a more important character appeared, Yuan Tianhao. This person was well portrayed, and he could be regarded as half the protagonist in the plot against Neon. Then it was a fateful death, which opened the way for the protagonist to see the mastermind behind the scenes. In the end, he tried his best to trick the protagonist and delay it. This should be a climax, right? But after the protagonist came out of seclusion, he defeated a group of enemies and broke through the magical general. Hey, he was tricked by the black hand, and he fell into a coma in the same old way, and everyone was defeated. What the hell is half-writing the climax? What I saw was extremely unpleasant, and not a single enemy was killed, all were seriously injured, and there was a huge time jump. The enemies that appeared were all two levels stronger than the ones on the table except for the protagonist. That is, except for the protagonist, the strongest person could not defeat the enemy's soldiers. The key point is that these people have nothing but strong settings. They are not like Yuan Tianhao and others who spend pen and ink and appear out of thin air, but you just can't beat them. At this time, the bloodline species and the reincarnated setting have already made me a little tired. I feel that the climax should be in the battle to defend the capital. The protagonist should kill and bleed when he comes out of seclusion, and then confront the mastermind behind the scenes. As a result, the last part of the plot is simply a waste of time. I feel like I can skip it directly. And what appears in the end is the same routine as before. What kind of monsters and monsters from other worlds are comparable to the devils and aliens from the previous movie? It's not impossible, but your writing about the different worlds at the end of the Min Dynasty is not flattering to begin with. It has been written for so long. What kind of monsters from other worlds are the enemies that appear in the end? So why write about this world at the end of the Republic of China? It's so thankless. Finally, it was forced to leave. It was said to be for people in the current world to struggle, but in fact it was just a piece of chicken feathers. I read the introduction again. The protagonist is pursuing martial arts, but the time-travel is a mysterious journey-style soul travel plus the world's Yuanqi assets and the final online system. This is really cliche. Overall, after reading it, it is both good and bad. To put it mildly, there is sand in the rice. The plot at the end was really amazing, it gave me the feeling that my expectations were lowered straight away, and I couldn't help but feel unhappy.

They say they are the three golden chapters, but the first three chapters of this book can directly persuade you to quit.

Come on! The author, I really liked the character of the protagonist in the previous book, but it just changed after leaving the earth. I hope to keep up the good work! Recommend!

No wonder it's not popular, I don't understand what readers want to see.

The author writes battle scenes, and the characters of the protagonists are all very good and don't have many breakdowns. It's just that I didn't control the plot well before, but I can finish it smoothly and I'm way ahead of others. Please support me.