This Wuxia Crossover Is Not Proper

There should have been a replacement in the middle, or perhaps AI ghostwriting. A good comprehensive martial arts fairy tale has turned into a historical licking article. I was almost invincible, but I took the initiative to work as a slave for a shady and despicable emperor. It is really vicious and incomprehensible.

Death from poison! The goddess can track her to the Shoutai shop, but she can't track her to the door of the government office!

This dress looks good~o('▽')o

What are you writing? All the previous orders were in vain. The protagonist now has no worries, no permanent property, no relatives, and the Bronze Space as a retreat. His martial arts skills are the best in the world. How can he live like this? The author has been a worker for a long time. Do you have to work with the protagonist? What are your conditions? What are the conditions of the protagonist?

The latest chapter is really disgusting. As for the protagonist's martial arts, what's wrong with the Emperor? He's just a bitch, hurry up

The last few chapters have been really toxic. . .

These recent pictures are totally feeding me poison.

The writing in the first few chapters is okay, but when it comes to the plot involving Lian Xing, I can't say. I feel like the stupidity of the tsundere heroine in the anime seven or eight years ago... My evaluation is that I really can't write about women writing such plots, so I don't need to write them.

I should change someone recently. I treat people like dogs every day. It's very poisonous.

When I read this article before, although the writing was not good, the plot was quite good. Until I saw this paragraph in the latest chapters, "The reason is very simple, because the mastermind behind the scenes has a reason to silence himself (middle omitted), so he is eager to silence him (middle omitted)". At this point, I finally knew that you, the author, must have been written by someone else, or you directly sold your account to someone else. Otherwise, where would this nonsense literature come from? I didn't complain much about the part where the Emperor of Ming Dynasty wanted to pass the blame to the protagonist. Maybe it's because I don't know much about politics. But one thing I know is that this novel is about mixed martial arts. Later on, the protagonist must change the map. When you change the map, you must improve the protagonist's strength. Then will the protagonist still be dumped by the emperor? If this is the direction, I would like to ask, if the protagonist improves his strength, he will still be dumped by the emperor. Then why should he improve his strength? Is it just to give you a good word count?