Wuxia Crossover: Become a Sage Through Books, Defy the Law with Martial Arts

My impression after reading it is that the protagonist only has daydreams and is a villain with corrupt moral character. You dare to say to your master that you want to overthrow the divine right of kings. Not to mention that the world the protagonist lives in is a fantasy world. For God's sake, isn't everything your protagonist has given to you by the system? Isn't the system the god of the protagonist? If the protagonist relies on strength to become a monarch, isn't that still the divine right of kings? Everything is given by the God of the system. Without the system, wouldn't he be just a waste who has read the books of sages for more than ten years and can only complain?

This article is a good article, but it is an early stage, so it is probably an unhappy article. So I stopped reading because I was afraid I would get angry.

The story of abusing the protagonist is no longer popular. No matter how you start, you will be tortured. The key protagonist also likes to seek death. He is obviously Gou Daoliu's golden finger and has to go out. He has no strength and openly makes enemies of the whole world. His head is caught in the door. The main character If Jiao has such a golden finger, he only needs to study for a few years. Let alone the realm of fugue, even Mo Yi can kill him with a sword. If he has to go out to cause trouble, why can't he be able to dominate the entire world with unrivaled strength in a few years? Must seek death

After reading about twenty chapters, I would like to share my personal opinion. The background theme of the book is very good, but it is a pity that the author did not write that feeling. The protagonist talks and acts like a fool.

I can't understand it in the fog. I just can't read it honestly. I'm also being threatened. The protagonist is too useless.

The protagonist has an unpleasant personality and lives in two lives. It would be interesting if there was a world where I was alone in turmoil and everyone was drunk.

Wasn't he born out of nowhere at the age of eighteen? How come you get into so much trouble just by going out for a day at the age of sixteen?

It can only be said that the author wants to write well but his writing skills are not good enough. In my opinion, the protagonist deserves to die. The reason why he is alive when he talks and does things is really because he is the protagonist.

I don't see that the protagonist has the world in his heart to help the building collapse, nor does he have the ambition to change the world... So, what are you foreshadowing in the dozens of chapters you wrote? ? I didn't see him going to revolution, and I didn't see him running wild... So what is this? Also, the protagonist's life experience is a little contradictory. He has been destroyed by the country, and he is thrown out of the palace to destroy himself. Shouldn't we give him a strict education and keep an eye on him? No matter what happens, he will be put under house arrest in the palace (or will there be a clever way to fill the hole later? Sorry, I can't stand it anymore and I will complain)...

Good! It's finally not a mindless article, so cheers on the author!