This Monk Has Practiced the Boy’s Skill for a Hundred Years

The protagonist's nickname should be called arrogance. He talks about himself very arrogantly. He wants to change the world but is unwilling to cooperate with the authorities. The reason is that he thinks they will not change. If you ask the top combat power of others to give up their martial arts, you don't want to change. You want to change the world in an instant, but you don't know how much turmoil it will cause to change a social system. Not to mention that in this special world, everyone is giving up their strength to practice martial arts with him. Who will fight against the weirdness in this world? Is it all up to him alone? There is also Yang Liuyi. She is said to have a kind-hearted personality and is Su Xiaomei, but she also wrote a plot where she mocks Su Xiaomei. I don't know if it is a foreshadowing. It is inconsistent. Regardless of whether it is a foreshadowing or not, it makes people feel that the protagonist's century-old wisdom is fake. The summary is that the subject matter is good but the writing style is not.

I haven't finished reading it yet, but I still feel it's nonsense. I won't mention the settings. Anyway, each book is different, but the truth that the author wants to express really makes no sense. For example, the protagonist himself said that using weirdness to deal with weirdness will only increase, so he can only kill them, and he also looks down on people like you who raise weirdness, but people in that world can't do anything about it! If you don't use weirdness, you can only wait for death. Raising ghosts by yourself is already great. If you are not careful, you will become a martyr. However, you are worthless after being belittled by the protagonist's words. More importantly, if you belittle, you will be belittled. So do you have a way to replace it? Since you are unwilling to sell your skills, then what you say is a slap in the face, just like what the professor said now. The salary is low, why don't you rent out your idle house? Why don't you deposit 200,000,000 in the bank? Don't you even think about whether others have it?

The plot behavior is not in line with the protagonist's character. In one sentence, I can't describe the flavor of the hundred-year-old monk.

The protagonist looks quite stupid. He doesn't have the wisdom that a hundred-year-old monk should have. Moreover, the author doesn't know if he has a bad memory because of too much stimulation. There are many conflicts.

Yes, that's what it looks like.

It's a bit of a stretch at the end. Chapter 32 is called the power of compassion. The protagonist doesn't want to use weirdness to fight weirdness. After listening to other people's words, he never thought of sharing the technique to see if others can practice it. Is this called compassion? ? ? Still don't agree. It's a bit outrageous

There won't be a female protagonist. I hope there won't be a female protagonist. After all, the protagonist is a monk who has lived for more than a hundred years. It feels weird to have a female protagonist.

The protagonist of this book is a bitch!

It's all done without thinking. If you look closely, it's extremely poisonous.

A hundred years of living in vain, you can write a sermon better than this!