From the Jianghu, Grinding My Way to Martial Dao True Monarch

It must be said that the author has strong writing skills and is particularly able to arouse readers' emotions. It makes people angry. There is nothing much to say here except that I wish the author a good life without being able to afford food. See you again

1. What is the function of gold finger? Progress was slow for ten years, and then by the time you wrote the book, it took off? 2. Become smart when you see a woman? The younger brother's sister, in front of his subordinates, scolded the protagonist for being a loser and dying? The protagonist began to reason with the woman? Later, he killed the son of a wealthy gentleman and asked this woman to help? 3. Your own cultivation resource, whale blood, was stolen and drank by a female thief many times. This woman also teased you with words, and let you go after saying a few cruel words? Later, you came to drink secretly, then let you go, and then someone gave you a top-notch Kung Fu book? 4. Then you saw Bai Yueguang, a child, returning to his hometown after getting married. Didn't you travel through time? The original Bai Yueguang also became yours? You don't want people to know that you are involved in the underworld, so you have asked your subordinates to help you. It's really disgusting. Why do you always recommend this kind of bad book? The routines are all copied, and you can't copy others.

Qidian readers show a tendency to think that the powerful class is the elite. A brainless and impulsive child of an aristocratic family is unreasonable to Qidian readers. Even the powerful second generation from a small county town seems to naturally have a superior mind and insight. But in fact, people born with status face more temptations, but without a strict and strong denominator to discipline them, logically it should be more difficult for them to truly have talent than ordinary people.

Liang Cao is Liang Cao. Obviously I am reading a fantasy novel, but there is always a young and Dangerous character between the lines, which is a little awkward.

... I just read the beginning. It's not impossible for the author to create such a villain's character. I've seen more ruthless ones, but the author backhandedly built an archway for the protagonist, and it was very strange. If something happens to your family and others don't help you, you feel that the world is not good, so you have to rob others? What kind of logic is this? Is this a whitewashing of the protagonist's character? If you don't know how to clean up your innocence, don't clean it up. Just write down the villain's character. Isn't it much better than setting up an archway in a mess?

Looking at the first few pictures of Giant Poison, I have been practicing a foreign skill for several years with a plug-in, and it still takes a few years to get a total of 500 proficiency points. By Chapter 2, I can gain 10 experience points in a day. This is how your teacher teaches you arithmetic. You can't gain 500 experience points in a few years. 10 Experience points can be gained in a day.

The author has not come out to reply, so everything will be handled as written by AI.

If there is no control over the book review section, it will be troublesome to create an effect. It seems that there are many friends under the age of 10, and the author is always being embarrassed and takes this as a joke? Do we have to kill everything? Except for the Hong Kong-style Young and Dangerous style of writing in the early days, there is nothing worth complaining about, even if this style of writing continues, it is nothing. People who have been involved in the world have been like this throughout the ages (there are those who pay attention to loyalty, there are those who are ruthless but still keep a line in doing things, and there are also those who are ruthless and unscrupulous. Human beings themselves should be diverse). Doesn't it make sense that if you have higher force value, they will all be different? After reading thirty or forty chapters, the writing was fluent and things were handled in an orderly manner (Originally, the other hall wanted to kill the protagonist's family and it was worth complaining about, but after a quick look, it was like, good guy, that guy paralyzed his mother without leaving any descendants). In the follow-up, if Yang Zheng's family can be suspicious of the protagonist's way of dealing with Master Xun, they will kill the protagonist.

1. The protagonist traveled 10 years and was still in a gang, still a little Karami 2. He had a golden finger and did nothing for 10 years. There was something wrong with his brain. 3. In a world where force is paramount, do scholars still think they are superior to others?

The IQ is not enough, the vision is too narrow, the means are not high, and the heart is not cruel.