Grinding to Become the Martial Saint of the Mortal World.

The plot follows the rules and there is nothing too poisonous, but other quotes from a book friend

This kind of book cannot solve a common problem. It requires various exercises to consume points and suppress strength. Why can't there be less exercises? Speed, defense, physical body, weapon skills, secret skills, major, that's it. New consumption points are added at every turn, and it keeps going down. If you don't put any effort into the plot, you are either reading the panel or on the way to see the panel. The numbers are watering every day.

The protagonist hasn't become stronger yet, things are coming in waves, it's too fast. Not interesting

We have to build up our character and attach great importance to love and righteousness all day long. Wouldn't it be better to sacrifice them all to heaven as soon as possible? I've been chasing it for a long time, but recently I really can't stand it anymore, the water is so ridiculous. I said I don't want to watch it. Whoever wants to watch it should go and watch it.

Pei Tugou really ruined the entire martial arts genre. He taught the author how to play with the readers' psychology, how to draw a big pie and hang a piece of meat in front of the readers but not eat it, and how to set up the climax without writing the climax.

Classic cool article. The protagonist knows nothing except practicing martial arts and killing enemies, or to be precise, the author is very attentive to the idea of ​​the protagonist's training, upgrading, and killing enemies, but not much attention to the rest of the plot. For example, the protagonist obviously did nothing, but it makes people feel that the protagonist is an ungrateful person. Obviously changing a few sentences can greatly improve the protagonist's image, but the author doesn't care at all. The upgrade is well written, but some subplots are too sloppy and slightly affect the senses. Overall, I feel it's worth watching.

The more I watch it, the less interesting it becomes. There is no plot, it just describes the protagonist's breakthrough, and every picture is the same.

The last author who made me feel so uncomfortable was Pei Tugou. The number one reason for all the worlds is this. After dozens of chapters of foreshadowing, the plot is full of emotions, just waiting for a battle that will determine the difference between superiority and life and death. In the end, when it is time to fight, he is as cowardly as a dog. What are you doing without a fight in those dozens of chapters? It is fun to toy with the readers, right?

They have so much background, so much foreshadowing, and it's so verbose to fight a sword slave and a Shangguan. He also competes with the second grade, is the second grade so weak?

Just read chapter 1 and skip a few chapters. Just look at the title and you will know the content. There are long paragraphs of nonsense that are repeated over and over again. The actual plot is probably less than 30% of the full text. The problem with the protagonist is even greater.