The Ming Dynasty's Martial Saint Begins as a Brocade Guard

It is strongly recommended to change it to Black Ice Terrace. Jin Yiwei made a show when he saw it. I didn't want to read the book after seeing the title. Jin Yiwei is a well-known and impressive figure in the Ming Dynasty. The first impression you write like this, the author, gives people a naive and messy look. It will dissuade a lot of readers at the beginning.

The one in the Great Qin Dynasty is called Heibingtai, the one in the Tang Dynasty is called Bad Man, and the one in the Great Song Dynasty is called Huangchengsi. Both Black Ice Terrace and Huangchengsi are very good names.

It's hard to watch for free. The writing is mediocre and the logic is confusing. The county magistrate must be careful when practicing magic skills secretly. You're better off. The magistrate and his brother-in-law, the chief arrester, are bold and unscrupulous. When the male protagonist went to kill the magistrate, he blew himself up as a demon within two seconds. Have you ever thought about the consequences of exposing the demon's body? It's just a piece of shit written by a little brat with an obscene intention! High probability of getting a knife!!!

Just like that, we have traveled through ancient society, and the protagonist still thinks so well of those ancient officials and will fight crime every day and do practical things for the people. I feel sick.

If it can be put on the shelves, it proves that the writing is good, but it is a pity that it can be put on the shelves! The personal experts of urban school beauties are diligent in updating every day

Isn't he really a eunuch? The author doesn't say what's going on! It's very well written, why don't you update it once it's on the shelves?

No way, is it really a eunuch on the shelves???

Is the listing not being updated? No new updates the next day? No way?

This protagonist is really not lazy, and truly understands the meaning of "hearing the Tao in the morning, and dying in the evening." He will kill the enemy on the same day when he knows the location of the enemy, and will not deliberately save points. Use them when you have them. It is really refreshing, but he is a bit rough in doing things and has no vest. For example, the protagonist should try not to do assassinations. He used the eagle claw technique instead of the collected leg skills. He just told his boss that he was practicing Mahamudra, and then in the blink of an eye, his political opponent was beaten to death by the mudra. Let's try to cover it up, but it's just a small problem. After all, the protagonist's strength is basically at its peak in this small place, so there is no problem in being willful.

It looked fine before, but in the end, a demon species was used to torture the Lord. Don't you know it's aggrieved? Are readers also masochists? Normal readers should like freedom! Abandon it, many writers like to disgust people like this