My Sword Wasn't Even Ready Before I Transcended the Mortal World

Some people say that this book is wonderfully written, but why is it not popular? My humble opinion: First of all, Xu Shu is unreal and abnormal. A person who traveled from another world to seize his body is inexplicably very loyal to the corrupt and dark Zhou Dynasty. He suppresses and persecutes Yu Zhong, who has no long memory, even more than Yue Fei. With the golden finger that the protagonist has, he could have just developed. It is only a matter of time before he becomes an immortal in the future. However, it is common for the protagonist to keep flaunting and causing trouble and tossing around like a monster. Also, the protagonist is an infatuated person who gets overwhelmed with emotions when he sees top-quality girls. For this reason, he often puts himself in life and death crises many times. He rationally evaluates Xu Shu as a male protagonist who is only suitable for romance novels. He is infatuated, handsome and literary, and is the favorite of all the nymphomaniac little girls.

It's a story about abuse of the protagonist, and it's the kind where the insiders keep abusing the protagonist, and the outsiders are killed by the protagonist indiscriminately. If you don't like watching it, it's best not to watch it.

The writing is actually quite good, but as I read it, I didn't really want to see a routine that relies on female characters to attract bees and butterflies to advance the plot. After reading novels for more than ten years, I feel a little tired after reading too many novels.

Come, the author reads to me, and I solemnly swear: starting from today, I will never update. I will not watch dramas, not get sick, not play games, and not read. Strictly self-disciplined and cherishing time like gold, I firmly believe that I am an excellent author. Codewriting is my bounden duty. I have unlimited potential and am not afraid of hardship! I can code words diligently. I am a keyboard in the dark and a guard on the Great Wall of Internet. I voluntarily dedicate my life to code words, day by day and night by day.

It sounds like a magical book, but I have only read two chapters. The urban dragon king's crooked mouth and the smell of the god of war are right.

The protagonist is awesome as hell, the villain is a piece of trash, but the trash crushes the protagonist like a dog. The protagonist is outside, and he doesn't care about the third and fourth levels. He fights casually and becomes the pirate king that even the established navy is afraid of. He is on an equal footing with the protagonist. The protagonist even overturned the most powerful warship of the enemy country. Then after the protagonist returned to China, he was taken advantage of by a small extraordinary station in a small city, took advantage of him, took advantage of his fame and fortune, casually humiliated him, and treated him like a dog. Author, would you like to read what you wrote? Also, the author, I don't know if the first one or two hundred chapters were harmonized or blocked. There are a lot missing in the chapters, and the scenes often change inexplicably.

As for the hero title of the protagonist, it has no aura and is always suppressed. The more it is written, the more boring it becomes!

I gave up and was too lazy to continue reading. This author may have never seen a woman in his previous life. As long as he is a woman, he will immediately use his lower body to write. The burdens are added one after another, whether they are from your own country or the Japanese country, you will not let them go.

It's not unfair that this book didn't become popular. The protagonist is indeed very charming. However, the enemies come one after another, suppressing and framing the book without stopping. However, when the protagonist Goldfinger is around, he will always be suppressed, framed and forced. Even if he fights back, there is no sense of satisfaction. I really have no motivation to continue subscribing. I liked the author very much when he was writing in Guanzhong, but now I really can't appreciate this work.

Personally, I feel that the portrayal of this sister is a bit redundant at the moment.