Grandmaster of the Myriad Worlds

I can only say that the protagonist has a cold nature. It fits the character of most modern people. I don't care about my parents, so why should I care about a mortal Huo Yuanjia? Even if your blood has not yet cooled, you have already seen through it after years of struggling in society. I had some criticisms towards the protagonist or the author at first, but after a few minutes I thought about it, if it were me, I might not be as good as the protagonist. Obviously I have dismissed the mindless cool articles, but deep down I still like to dream and don't like to admit it. Hypocritical.

The protagonist was rescued by Huo Yuanjia's friend, who took him in and taught him martial arts for free. In the end, Huo Yuanjia was poisoned to death, and the protagonist did not save him. It's such a big deal to refuse to save someone, it's just disgusting. How did the author write it? This time traveler is too rigid, just like Yi Xiaochuan. Gao Yao was so kind to Yi Xiaochuan, and was tricked to death by him in the end.

It is rare to see such an ungrateful and ungrateful person turn into a great master. Such a rubbish protagonist is really rare.

Stop writing novels, really.

Why do you say that the three views are incompatible, others save your life, and in addition to preaching and karma, the time traveler will not save you even if he knows the plot, and he is so arrogant that he can't watch it no matter how good the writing is. Different ways do not work together to say goodbye.

Well, I don't know if there's something wrong with me. I feel uncomfortable when I see the poisoning was successful. I can't stand it. After all, does the protagonist know the result of Uncle Gen's poisoning? Or is the original plot a bit forced to create drama?

Well, I haven't seen such a bad one in a long time. As a master, Huo Yuanjia doesn't know the principle and effect of horse step. As a 37-year-old born in the 80s, I heard about Jingwu Sect after time travel and heard Nong Jinsun's words. Then I didn't know the cause of Huo Yuanjia's death. I only knew how to practice dance and ask Huo Yuanjia for advice. When Huo Yuanjia vomited blood, he pretended to persuade him to see a doctor. Then if Huo Yuanjia didn't go, he didn't know. Huo Yuanjia vomited blood. He must have been poisoned for a long time. Then he started looking for the poisoner. I think here, the protagonist should be afraid that Huo Yuanjia died and others would doubt him. Then he had no choice but to find the poisoner because he couldn't take him with him in Jingwu Sect. In fact, it was written from the beginning that the protagonist was a bad guy. It was not uncomfortable at all. It was directly written that the protagonist wanted to get Jingwu Sect or traveled to Jingwu Sect and liked to be a traitor. Hehehe, I can still think that the author is awesome.

I read two chapters. First, the Huo family rescued the protagonist and allowed him to settle down in the Huo family and learn martial arts. However, the protagonist knew clearly that Huo Yuanjia was poisoned and knew the murderer, but he didn't say anything and just watched Huo Yuanjia being poisoned. He had no humanity at all. Goodbye.

I don't understand, why do you want to recruit a group of apprentices? ? ? Li Mochou comes to see the protagonist. The protagonist wants to marry Li Mochou to his crooked apprentices. No, what do you mean? You can have no heroine, but don't see her off, okay? ? Who is disgusting?

The author's point of view has always been this. First, establish a character for the protagonist, and then never destroy the character of the protagonist. All the way to the end, this is the only protagonist who never changes...