I Asked You to Grab the Holy Grail, Not Drink Yourself Silly from It!

I feel that this combat power is a bit outrageous. The others are Li Yuanba, Jesus and the like. Arthur's sneaking in is a bit too low-key. The overall situation is really just the protagonist who is fiercely fighting, and it is very difficult to fight.

It's nice to watch, but the wine bug's ability to communicate feels like it's downgraded a little bit. Being able to communicate means that... It can be solved in another way, which is much better than the previous situation where you could only obtain the Holy Grail or continue to practice martial arts. The wine bug also has the ability of Spider-Man... And suddenly becomes a stitch monster. This setting is really not good...

It's not surprising that the Holy Grail drinks wine, after all, there is also a Holy Grail that cooks noodles 🤭

The fighting scenes are good, but the story gives me a feeling that it doesn't feel like Xingyue. There is no occultism and magic, and there are no familiar forces, let alone the original characters. I feel that except for the Holy Grail War, the whole story does not take place in the Xingyue world at all. The master does not have a magician, but there are four martial arts masters. Although it is said that Xingyue can touch magic even if he has practiced martial arts to a high level, the strongest protagonist in the story who is a martial artist still relies on the white value brought by the alcohol bug. None of them has such mysterious abilities, which makes people feel like they are on a martial arts set.

Why make Arthur so shallow? Arthur is a very complex character, with his sense of responsibility, his view of good and evil, and his redemption. He should be a Western hotshot who always hides his face under a cowboy hat. He is a tough gangster and the backbone of the gang. At the same time, he is also a lover, a person who cannot love but cannot love. He wandered all the way and became like a child with only "truth, goodness and beauty" left in the author's writings. He accompanied the protagonist to perform a passionate rescue trick... Like a male nanny. What kind of behavior is this? I'm gone. I hope the author can polish it a little more.

Who can tell me what the hell 10,000 recommendation votes are...

The style and description are both to my liking, especially the fight scenes, which are very strong. However, the author's description of fights has always been problematic, not only in this book but also in the previous one. I just finished the fight with Pest. They all have the same problem, that is, the author does not seem to want to write any character to death, or even to suffer serious injuries. At this point in the book, an insignificant killer has died. The protagonist had a fight with Li Yuanba, but he was barely alive, but he healed quickly and Li Yuanba shed a few drops of blood. It was the same in the previous book. The warriors fought for a long time, demolished half of the alley, and only broke one arm. Insect pests were driven into piles by a three-ton copper bull without losing their skin. I feel that the author's description of the destructive power of both sides of the fight is all about the environment. Walls were knocked down at every turn, and the fight lasted for a long time. No one was harmed at all, but half of the city was demolished.

Little Leaf at a certain time in the future

Unique skill, if I were to describe it, it is a unique martial arts novel.

The author of the Qiantang book next door? I hope that the plot will not go crazy this time. The previous one was too self-indulgent.