From the Start, I Have the Nine Suns Divine Art, and I'll Marry Zhou Zhiruo

Everything else is fine. It is unreasonable for the protagonist to defeat Zhang Wuji, who is completely physical, and even after his skills have improved again, he can still be beaten by Zhang Sanfeng. If he is so strong, there is no way that the original work would be attacked by Zhao Min's men. If he is so strong, he will not let Zhang Cuishan be forced to death. And with Zhang Sanfeng's character, the best he could do was to destroy Song Qingshu's martial arts and imprison him. What's more, he still had the great cause of resisting the Yuan Dynasty, so it was even less possible for him to take the initiative to kill him. The picture of Mitutoyo in the book is pure nonsense made by the author to add a certain death plot for the protagonist. It has no logic.

For example, choose 1 for Jiuyang, choose 2 for Qishang Fist, this is a multiple choice question, you... . Choose 1 Jiuyang, choose 2 Green Hat King, is this a multiple-choice question? ? There's no problem with my psychology, so who else's choice 2? .

There is a part of the plot that I can't figure out. Why does the protagonist have to break the King Kong Demon Circle? You're not Zhang Wuji who wants to save his father, and you don't want the dragon-slaying knife. Why are you going to break Xie Xun out of prison? Are you still fighting for a thankless thing?

Is Zhang Wuji's talent so exaggerated? Isn't it because of the additional attributes brought by the Nine-Yang Divine Art after he perfected it that he learned the technique quickly? Moreover, it is said that the Nine-Yang Divine Art was created by the wine-fighting monk transformed from Xu Zhu of the Eight Parts of Heaven and Dragon by borrowing Wang Chongyang's Nine-Yin Manual and adding the Eight Desolate and Liuhe Self-Exalting Art?

It was good at the beginning, but when it comes to the storm, the protagonist is like a SB, always being influenced by emotions, and thinking that he is righteous.

Song Qingshu should be the leader of the third generation of Wudang, right? His father trained him to be the next generation leader. In this case, Song Qingshu's qualifications should be at least above average. One day of the 100-day training card is worth ten days. One hundred days is equivalent to at least two and a half years of training, right? As a result, he gained the internal power of the Nine Sun Magic Skills for a year, which shows that Song Qingshu's qualifications are at least inferior. How can he become the leader of Wudang with such qualifications? Don't talk about the Nine Yang Magic Power that can be as powerful as ordinary internal power in ten years in one year. Does that mean it's called peerless magic power? If the internal strength grows at the same rate, and one year is equivalent to ten years of normal internal strength, this is called peerless magic. You have to practice Nine Yang Magic for ten years to gain one year of internal strength. What is the use of your Nine Yang Magic that one year is equivalent to ten years of normal internal strength?

Chapter three poisoned me to death. A hundred-day ten-fold training card is equal to one year

It abuses the mainstream, the main character is mentally ill, and the plot is toxic. The more I watch it, the more annoyed I become.

In this book, I exercised my ability to resist drugs intensively. . . I have read fifty chapters and am now resigning. I hope all book friends will know this.

It's very poisonous. I feel like the characters were replaced halfway through. Starting from about 30 chapters, the literary youth suddenly became more and more poisonous. The protagonist's IQ dropped. The heroine was obviously doing very well in practicing martial arts to survive in order to survive. Then suddenly the heroine became pregnant and the protagonist's IQ dropped. First, the injured and pregnant wife was allowed to fight and was taken advantage of by the enemy, and then it was the classic "big and small". The writing style changed so much that I doubted the substitution.