
Peerless Tang Sect: Mantis in Troubled Times
绝世唐门之乱世枭螂
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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This book is not suitable for letting the protagonist suffer at all. It is written in a playful way where you want to do something to me but you can't kill me. So just keep the writing entertaining. There is no need to let the protagonist suffer. Of course, the person who suffers is someone else. Also, if you really don't want to write about soul power, there is no need to write about soul power. Now the three martial arts are of no use. Even if you try to kill them in the early stage, it will be other people who die.
Brother, you wrote a sadistic novel again. Where did your props go? The protagonist plays with others instead of being played by others. You dealt with the protagonist after Zhongliwu came out. Then where did the momentum of fighting those people go? And it shouldn't be just a clone. Is the main character okay?
It is recommended to separate the sections a little more. It hurts your eyes to see this section.
The author, why did he weaken the protagonist later? He was obviously very strong in the past, with all kinds of interesting ideas, but now he is at a loss. I don't want to read a sadistic story. I want to see the protagonist playing with everyone. Don't let the person who is having fun become the person who is having fun.
The latest chapter was so frustrating to read, and I don't owe Huo Yuhao anything. I was told before that you should go your sunny way, and I'll go my single-plank bridge, but then I was beaten by Wang Dong. Is there any abuse? Didn't Su You say that you should go your own way? In this case, people who have different paths don't work together. The protagonist is not Huo Yuhao's dog, but in the end he has to admit his mistake in a low voice. I really can't see what kind of protagonist you want to write.
The author Huo Yuhao is already very pitiful, why do you still bully Huo Yuhao?