I Cut Through the Martial World as a Woman

So why emphasize the female body? It sounds like those female overlords who dominate the martial arts world are fake. This kind of title is totally inappropriate for a male video!

It's ugly. It's suffocating and poisonous at the end. She's kidnapped by lewd thieves and then mocked coldly by generals and Taoist priests. There's also a queen mother who appears. The heroine obeys the queen mother's words like a worm with a brain. She's just a killer. It's a pity that I voted for the monthly vote after watching the first few movies. Not decisive at all, just frustrated.

I don't even bother to talk about realms, what kind of divine divisions are there, master - first-class master - top master - supreme master - supreme grand master. The combat effectiveness has also not changed. The most speechless thing is that decades ago, the four generals Tianzun and the general Ma Tianxia suppressed the world. As a result, the protagonist was able to beat Bai Ze and Suzaku even if they were not at the top. The protagonist is also described as awesome and coaxing, and then he is a novice. The leader of the Cao Gang beats him casually, and he is held down and rubbed by a guardian from the Changle Gang... I always feel that the author cannot grasp the combat effectiveness of the characters in the whole book. The main plot is a bit messy. The author, the Riddler, and the Queen Mother's poison are also described and not mentioned later. I feel that the author wrote about what he thought of, but there is no main plot. In short, from what I have read so far, the author's plot and combat effectiveness are both broken.

Yes, it's better than the two books about practicing the useless elixir happily all day long and playing house in cultivating immortals.

The front of this book is okay, but the back is a mess.

A palace cannot even stop a top expert. How can this emperor be at ease? ? ? This heroine has a bit of a holy mother's heart. She goes to the gang just for a little medicine. She has a golden finger and doesn't know how to develop. It's not easy to build a power, make money and medicine. He actually imitates muscular men and behaves recklessly. It's okay not to kill innocent people indiscriminately, or to be kind to others, but there must be a valid reason to fight for your life.

After catching up until now, I have to say something: You are Liu Qi! Not some daughter of the Xu family. After being deceived by Empress Zhou, you feel hesitant, right? Cheng Ran is physically the daughter of the Xu family, but the protagonist has nothing to do with the Xu family.

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I think there are three main issues that the protagonist needs to consider. First, if he suddenly falls out with the organization, where can he protect the protagonist? The second is how to obtain superior martial arts, and the third is to investigate what the organization is and understand all the forces. The first point seems to be that the protagonist has not thought much about it. On the surface, the strongest general force seems to be a good place to go. Being their subordinate seems to be better than the current treatment. The protagonist also has friendship with its core characters. Even the general faction has guessed the protagonist's situation and origin. But the protagonist just didn't take the initiative to get to know this faction deeply, understand the strength comparison between the general and your lord, and develop a relationship with the queen mother. It's really strange The second point is that the queen mother is also the best way at present. The queen mother's top skills are casual. I just gave it to him. There is a high probability that other techniques are not that difficult. The Queen Mother herself has rejuvenated and survived the poison. The general's palace also borrows techniques at will, but the protagonist does not try to find top techniques from here. It is incomprehensible. Thirdly, the protagonist does not understand the reason every time he kills, does not try to understand the secrets of the organization, and avoids unnecessary conflicts. Many conflicts that are obviously avoidable suddenly start fighting in the hands of the protagonist. For example, the protagonist himself and Linghu have no deep hatred, and they are not sure of winning with one blow, but the protagonist wants to fight. Linghu's hatred comes from the person who mistakenly thinks that the protagonist is Liu Rumei. Even if the battle cannot be avoided by saying a few more words, it will help to understand more information. The protagonist must fight if he has to come up.

I feel that the chapters that have been transitioning recently have become ordinary, and the quality has dropped drastically. The early writing was good, but I don't know why in the middle and late stages, it just started to break away from the sharpening old man, and it started to look bad. After the end of the capital. The quality has declined even more. Either there are problems, or it has become ordinary, and it no longer feels like it was at the beginning. It introduces new forces in a bland way, such as Jinshan Yinhai Village, and then starts layer cakes and changes maps. It's all written like this, no problem, but it's mediocre and unsightly. These are all personal opinions and subjective conjectures. 😜