I’m Really Not Weak

I think something is wrong. If the protagonist is in the bronze realm at the age of 20, he is already a top genius. Then Luo Xiong is already a strong man at the age of 20. Isn't he already an even more genius? I think Luo Xiong is more suitable at the age of 25.

First: It is not the same thing as being low-key. The protagonist is very high-profile. As the saying goes, do things in a high-profile manner and be a low-key person. It is not about dancing for joy. The author of "Dancing for Joy" also wrote it. The one who takes the lead must be dead. This kind of behavior is no longer pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger, nor is it low-key. In the end, everyone knows this tiger, pretending to be a pig and eating. Tiger is great because no one knows that you are a tiger, that is a miraculous effect, and you can solve things without anyone noticing. If everyone knows that you are a tiger, there will naturally be ways to deal with you. Or maybe the author is not very imaginative and does not know how to let the protagonist hide his identity and create a clone, and everyone knows the result. Second: And the pretense is not in place, such as when dealing with that hall leader or gang leader. Authors such as Wenzhao Gong and Get Out have one characteristic of pretentiousness, that is, it can crush opponents and even onlookers. No matter which opponent you face, you will be calm and calm, and your opponent can only be stunned when they find out. Things like rescuing people, but the protagonist of this book appears without makeup, and everyone knows that the key protagonist does not have the strength to crush everyone, and in the end he has to be threatened and taken away. The rescue is successful, and the protagonist is also matched. The most important thing is that the content is seriously different from the introduction. Many people read the introduction and imagined that the protagonist will of course fight, and will probably use avatars to make up, etc. Then the reality is very low-key and no one knows. Until the imperial army came to capture the protagonist, and finally the protagonist's strength was exposed and shocked everyone. As a result, the author showed us a rescue plot that the author felt was very passionate. After writing it down, he probably made up his identity to act, and maybe joined the force to get protection.

Generally speaking, the flaws are not concealed. The book just says that the protagonist's father has never appeared and does not want him to enter officialdom. And it implies that the identity is special and the involvement is relatively large. His father never showed up and never even took care of them. Perhaps his care was fatal to mother and son. The protagonist's mother and uncle never thought that his father was a bad person, but they just didn't show up for many years, forming a knot in their minds. Why do so many readers automatically think that Father Chen is Chen Shimei and must be killed? Do you think he can take care of his mother, wife and children? Whenever he makes any move, he will expose his wife and children, bringing greater danger. Moreover, if the protagonist of Qidian commits something similar to murdering his wife, can he pass the trial? Does it conform to the mainstream basic world view? In short, as a man, how can you be more accepting of your father's helplessness and the protection of your wife and children? Those who abandon their wives and children are scum, and scum are in the minority.

Xu Shi's handling here is weird. At least I find it very unpleasant. It's like Biaozi setting up a memorial arch. Judging from the early plot, this group of people has never appeared except for correcting papers. The protagonist does not travel through time, and even his younger brother does not help. His mother The child at that time was already dead. He said that if he remarried, his mother would be rich and prosperous. He wanted to change his abandonment of his wife and children to the woman remarrying on her own. Now she is here to whitewash her life. No matter what, she is just a scumbag who abandoned her wife and children.

I really recommend you not to read the book reviews when reading this book. Overall, the book is okay, but if you click on the book reviews, it may be a different story. (The reviews of this book are really not good, I suggest the author delete some)

That's how disgusting it is, forcibly creating conflicts.

🙂 I prefer to read all kinds of weird plug-ins written by the author, the protagonist's crookedness, the fast pace, and the sense of oppression brought by war.

To be honest, the early plot describes how the protagonist's father abandoned his wife, but later turned around and did it for the sake of the country. It made me sick.

The sages say, if you don't sweep one house, how can you sweep the world? This wave of whitewashing seems to be smooth, but it is abrupt.

In fact, I don't understand which country has a killer weapon like the Gate of Reincarnation, and other countries have to let it prevent it from being destroyed. Why is Daxia so rubbish? Da Xia is sacrificing itself to help other countries block evil spirits. Other countries should at least respect it, but this is the result? Isn't this going to kill the fish and destroy the net?