From Scholar to Martial Arts Supreme

I have to complain~ Let me tell you my opinion. Starting from the time when the protagonist got a chance and became a martial arts genius, I read it patiently. Although there were some twists and turns, I could still read it. The problem is that when we go to the Sanqing Sect later, I wonder if the Sanqing Sect is not something the protagonist has to go to, nor is it the best in the world, and then the protagonist goes there to be punished? I couldn't stand it from the first day the protagonist was assigned to do handyman work. What's wrong with you here? The protagonist is a person who has been promoted to a high school, and he has become a martial arts genius. To be treated like this, I would definitely have left the next day. If I don't keep him here, I have my own place to keep him. Moreover, the protagonist has a family. Shouldn't he go home after he was kidnapped and saved? Furthermore, you have not set up the sect to be superior to the imperial court. Is the Sanqing Sect very strong? No matter where I think about it, I can't figure out the protagonist's motivations. He is being picked on, working as a handyman, and there is some kind of sect competition. What is the purpose of all this? After reading it, my mind was full of questions, including the March issue coming next. I just asked? ? ? In general, I can't read this book because the underlying logic doesn't make sense. If the direction is wrong, no matter how well you do, it will be wrong. Let me give you an example. After you graduate from graduate school, you go to a company. The company only pays you the salary of a college degree and lets you do twice as much work as others. Everyone in the company looks down on you. But if you have a graduate degree, as long as you resign and change jobs, you will immediately receive very good benefits. Not only will the salary be high, the workload will be small, but everyone will respect you. Why do you think you are so competitive in that crappy company? Let's take a look at the protagonist. Is this the case? Of course, this bunch of nonsense is just my personal opinion, and it does not mean that readers think so too. I hope the author will plan the follow-up plot carefully

So pathetic, 5 comments. , 3 Book friends

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