This World Is Not Ordinary

There has been so much foreshadowing. Xiao Li is the murderer and the second murderer. Behind the scenes is the alliance that is causing trouble. The beggar probably has a plot.

To be honest, what I most want to see is the kind of person who sees an injustice on the road and draws a sword to help but it is not mindless to help the weak party (especially the weak party is a woman, too many protagonists are brainless) to go to an appointment thousands of miles away for a promise, life or death, but it is not the kind of martial arts that Guo Jing does for the country and the people, taking care of his own one-acre land or wandering around the world with a pot of wine and a knife. Unfortunately, I can't find anyone who has recommendations, please let me know. Thank you.

Let me briefly mention a few points: 1: Don't ask, just ask as a newcomer! 2: To be precise, this book should be posted in the fictional history category, but I'm obsessed with trying martial arts! 3: The title of the book is a random one. The content is probably a daily story about a salted fish wandering around in the rivers and lakes. It is a light-hearted daily emotional drama. 4: Best wishes and I hope I won't rush out too soon! 5: I really don't know what to say, so I'll be honest, I'm ikun, you guys, please hand over the pictures! !

Isn't it okay to just get married and give out sweets? I insist that the protagonist be a eunuch. I'm disappointed.

The relationship between Liu Xin and Liu Xin was quite good, but when he suddenly got involved with Lin Qian, it felt like it was a stretch. The male protagonist was like Zhenyi and suddenly turned into a scumbag.

I had always wanted to say something before, but I didn't know what to say. Then I finally remembered that a mere minister of the Wu family dared to go against the royal family. How could it be possible? And it's not the time when imperial power has fallen by the wayside.

Am I the only one who thinks the author has changed?

Xu Pingan's case is like a child playing house! So childish!

A bloody woman appears at the beginning, and the whole place is bound to be full of bloody romance.

If the protagonist saves a man from the world, and this man takes the protagonist into the world indirectly, wouldn't it be less vulgar to have a fellow man who is both a teacher and a friend instead of a future wife?

Is there nothing written in today's novels except women?

When did the protagonist start to learn martial arts? At the age of eighteen, he has a first-rate inside skill, travels through time and suffers from amnesia? Author, you really know how to play. You'd better not write about the protagonist regaining his memory in the future. Just ignore him. That's not called amnesia. That's called the protagonist traveling through time and erasing it completely. Otherwise, there will be too many things in the future. In the end, don't worry about what happened eighteen years ago. What responsibilities do you bear? Tell them to go away. You are a time-traveler. You are not the short-lived ghost before you were eighteen. That guy is already dead and his soul is gone. You are a time-traveler. You are who you are. You will kill whoever comes →_→

It's rare to find a book that suits your taste. The author is not a eunuch! ! ! ! !

The plot after the leader of the Dragon and Tiger Gang is too awkward, and the subsequent plot is as mindless as the master who is the school belle's personal assistant. Just read the chapters to know the full story. It makes no sense that a hero saving the United States and working together in times of trouble to pick up girls should have so much foreshadowing. The writing style is exactly the same as that of the blue guy from Kari Leek. I think I lost a lot of subscriptions.

I have read more than 100 chapters now, and when it comes to Uncle Lin delivering his daughter to the door, I finally understand that the author is here to create ambiguity in the name of martial arts. So far, there is a female detective who has appeared and Princess Changning who is only mentioned by name. According to the author's writing, it is estimated that none of them can escape. Later, he will probably arrange a good hidden identity for the protagonist, and then accept all the women who appear. So unless you don't mind harem stallions, the author's writing is very good, so you can still read it reluctantly. If you just want to watch martial arts, be careful.

This book is now on the shelves. I have no desire to pursue it. I estimate that if I read it again in half a year, I still haven't left Novice Village. The protagonist is still a virgin and a waste

It's the beginning of the rescue heroine again and she transforms into a dog licker

I feel like the author is going to disappear 😆

The plot fell apart later on. Before Chapter 200, I thought this was a novel with a single female protagonist... But at the end, you told me it was a harem novel? 🙂🙂

It's rare to see a novel that suits my appetite. The pace is good and the writing is comfortable to read. Especially the emotional scenes are well written and I like them very much (I have been searching for novels with good emotional scenes recently, but unfortunately there are very few such novels). I was a little distressed at first, but in the end I gritted my teeth and finished reading. I hope the author can insist on updating.

The protagonist of martial arts novels does not know martial arts.

It's a pity. If it had been written well and not written about the harem, the heroine of Liuxu would have been better portrayed. All aspects of her character traits are very obvious. She can be said to be a first-class heroine. I didn't read the harem story after that. I only picked up Liuxu and ended this reading. Don't break down the other girls too much, especially those that have nothing to do with the plot. The later plots are forced into the plot and it's not detailed enough. I can only say that the story between the male protagonist and Liu Xiu in the first third is very good and attractive. As for the second two-thirds, you don't need to read it. There are too many things and people that have nothing to do with the storyline, let alone the ending. I didn't watch it anyway.

Unfortunately, I feel like I haven't finished it yet. 😢

Quit your job and concentrate on writing novels.

It's wonderful, the plot constructed by the author is very rich, and the character description is just right; the branch lines and the main line change naturally and are interlocking. In addition to this book, I am also following "The Monk Family" and read more than a thousand chapters in one go! There is a shortage of books. Do you have any good book recommendations?

The plot of this book feels like it could be made into a martial arts TV series. The length is not big and the storyline is just right.

It would be perfect if it had a single female protagonist, the harem is ruined

Female readers go to female channels to find novels, but why do they come to male channels?

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