Tokyo: I Stand up to Gods as a Mortal

I've seen it, I was teaching kendo in Tokyo, and the protagonist had feces thrown at his door, and the Yakuza were wiped out. So far so good. I couldn't stand it anymore after writing it. I don't understand why the protagonist can take other people's lives at will, but there are always people trying to plot against him? Although they are in modern times, aren't they afraid of ordinary people's anger? This type of novel is like this. The protagonist obviously has the ability to end everything, but he is pushed to the extreme before he explodes. The villain obviously doesn't have life or death in his hands, but he dares to plot against the protagonist, even if he doesn't care about his own life. I hope this book isn't so disgusting

The plot becomes more and more familiar. The next plot should be about the protagonist killing the gangster, and then Akai comes to find the protagonist. Akai is a member of the extraordinary organization, fights with the protagonist, and then invites him to join.

Why didn't the protagonist sell the house in the first place? I think the strength at the back is average. Are you not worried that the forward swing of the plug-in is too long and it will be sunk in Tokyo Bay?

The author presses hard, and it is obvious that steel can be stacked but not stacked. The writing is enjoyable, but I am not happy to read it 😅

The protagonist fights Tenshaki, but Tenxiegui runs away. He fights Tamamoae, but Tamamoae runs away. He fights Kuroba Seiryu, but Kuroba Seiryu escapes. Does the protagonist have any other skills besides letting the enemy escape? Or is it that if the villain doesn't run away, the author doesn't know how to develop the plot?

There is a problem with using a mortal body to rival gods. If you are a mortal, you can never rival gods. If you can rival gods, it means that you are definitely not a mortal.

Why endure it? Since killing can gain experience, then kill them all, kill, kill, kill, kill, kill, kill the island country, kill the world, kill the world, kill the universe. Blood is sacrificed to the blood god, and the skull is sacrificed to the skull throne!

I really can't stand it. You want to talk about upgrading, but there is no pleasure in upgrading. When you talk about love, you are all talking about gangster disputes.

The protagonist's mother-in-law, Jia, is inexplicably soft towards the heroine

The part about closing the dojo is really poisonous. I already mentioned that there is an Asian Wushu Association, so why don't you just go to the Asian Wushu Association to get a permit? It's this and that, and the beginning only says that the eighth level will be promoted, and it doesn't say that it has to be in Japan. You must be happy with what you wrote, or you can change the beginning.

The writing is okay, but I don't know how many people have used this opening plot. It's really annoying to watch. I hope the plot isn't too cliche.

At the beginning of the plot, my mother-in-law is confused. It's a classic childhood sweetheart and her apprentice Shura field. The classic apprentice tries to eat tofu but the protagonist is like a blind man. The next plot is probably that the protagonist helps the apprentice to avenge him, and then he fights the protagonist and stacks a few more layers of steel to strengthen the protagonist, and then the favorability level goes up. Then the apprentice is in danger because of the debuff of this container, and the protagonist helps. This smell is too familiar.

I just read a book with the same setting as yours. This book about knights is really reckless from beginning to end. I thought it was almost done, but the next wave came again. After the fight, I thought it should be almost done now, right? ! The result was just the beginning. After another fight, we started to fight one another. After the fight, there was another wave and then a boss came out. I didn't know whether this boss was a big boss or a small boss. I just finished watching it. I felt so good that I didn't want it. It was so good that it made me feel numb.

It seems that many people have opinions... Anyway, when I saw this character... I remember one comment saying that if the protagonist is not useless, how can we replace him? Seeing the progress of Bajiquan But what I want to say is that this protagonist is too good. He will live two lives because of a wish of his adoptive parents. He is willing to give up an opportunity to truly cross the class. He said that the old land of Japan is hard to leave, that is, he has no thoughts about China in the previous life, not to mention that it is not impossible to operate, and it is not impossible to come back after going to China Being able to resist the temptation of money and power is still very good Then someone else wants to demolish the house, and he has been told in a vague way that others will take extraordinary measures. The protagonist is at best a good fighter among ordinary people, and he has lived for two lives. He just fights for a wish and fights to the end I really want to say, first of all, you yourself have not flourished. You are an ordinary person in martial arts, with no talent and no capital. Why should you flourish? Mainly because I don't even have a brain If I beat you to death, doesn't this land still belong to me? Are your adoptive parents willing to let you risk your life to keep an almost impossible wish? Or are you willing to trade your young life for a house that you have only lived in for a long time? It can be said that this is a rare quality. Knowing that there are tigers in the mountains, you prefer to go to the tiger mountains. Knowing that this approach will lose everything in the end, you still don't change your original intention Knowing that you can't fulfill your parents' wishes, you are still full of confidence. A young man who has been practicing Baji Quan at the first level What gives him such confidence? It should be the golden finger. Even if this golden finger is useless, at least it has not played any role after so many years. At most it gave him a motivation to persevere In summary, this is a young man with good moral character and excellent qualities, but he is a stupid young man. A stupid young man who has lived in two generations, there is a trace of extraordinary, and he cannot see the feeling of the world clearly. "Panel", at that time, the difference between strong and weak could not be clearly seen Even when the protagonist was taken away by the police, I really wanted to say, why didn't Xiaori kill the protagonist? Do gangsters have no background? Especially this kind of demolition. Although the protagonist is legal to kill people, he can still operate it To be honest, I really don't think that Chinese people will not be treated specially in Japan. It is the kind of situation where they have interests and are watched by others and surrounded by wolves If you have any thoughts, please don't criticize, thank you.

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The recent writing of these two books has been too boring, and I have less and less desire to read them. You can't do this, you are still in the new book period. It's not on the shelves yet.

The flowers will bloom again, the bears are still young, come on, sister panda

Alas, the plot of your return to China is so inexplicably written that your subscriptions will be dropped quickly, right? The plot is unclear and not very attractive╯▂╰

Let me ask, is he an indigenous protagonist? Harem?

Pretending to be irrational when you are weak and powerless, forcing development is a bit disgusting, but as long as there are no superhumans or 100% underworld organizations joining. Make excuses for strength.

First of all, let me state that this article is a semi-invincible daily flow. Book friends who have read the first volume should know that the protagonist is already in a semi-invincible state after the end of the first volume, so there is no problem of deliberately suppressing the protagonist's combat power. Many people have mentioned why there is no stacking of steel in the Hundred-Man Kumite, mainly for plot logic reasons. I want to write a protagonist who has a bottom line and always has a little kindness towards others. He is ruthless towards his enemies, but for opponents who are not enemies, I hope that my protagonist can always maintain a trace of restraint. He will not do anything to improve his strength and win. Some people say that a hundred-man kumite can be stacked, but it cannot be stacked. In fact, it cannot be stacked at all. The protagonist's blood volume was 172 at the time, and the damage of one shot of Light Heart Steel was 43 points, and with the damage of fists and feet, it was at least 50 points. In other words, with one punch, half of an ordinary person's life will be gone. I also wrote before that Toriyasuke died after 24 drops of blood. In my setting, it is a very dangerous situation for ordinary people's health points to drop by fifty points. So for the people in Yuchuan Dojo who just obey the teacher's orders and fight with the protagonist normally, the protagonist will not use the Heart Steel on them. To put it simply, the other party has no way to die. So if you want to see the protagonist die if you stand in my way, kill innocent people indiscriminately, and have no bottom line in order to improve your strength, you can take a detour. This is a relaxing story mixed with a little passion. Not a dark text. Also, let me reiterate, I will not deliberately suppress the protagonist's combat power. If I wanted to suppress it, I would not design a plot at the end of the first volume in which the protagonist brings the whole Motooka team to blame. Above

At first glance, it seems that there will be another theme similar to spiritual energy recovery, Wu Ai

Isn't it said that the eighth-level people beat people to death and maim them at every turn? Isn't it illegal to kill or injure the Yakuza?

It's even harder to write when you return to China. What will you do when you return to China?

Have you ever written about a god whose body is comparable to that of a mortal?

Updated for 25 minutes, I am actually in third place. Don't pounce

I know Bajiquan, but what is the strength of the heart?