Slaughtering My Way Through a Chaotic World, Starting as a Centurion

I have read Chapter 86 so far. It is said that the protagonist is a guard and is in charge of more than one million people. Don't these people provide points? You still have to kill someone. I hope there will be a patch in the future. How many points will the managed territory provide every month? !

It's not that this is too fucking outrageous. The characters' experiences account for more than half of each chapter. It's so damn cool, bro.

I feel that the protagonist is a bitch licking dog. His father-in-law insults him in every possible way, but the protagonist keeps licking his father-in-law and his family. He is really a spineless trash dog.

The description of the realm is a bit awkward. In the past, several small families had to recruit murderers to forge their bones when they were emperors. Now there are so many realms, and now an ordinary soldier is not as good as them.

A very pure and refreshing novel, decisive in killing, much better than many more popular novels, the author has many more

You must not have any emotional entanglement with the empress in the end. That would be so sorry for your original wife.

A hundred shabby households were suddenly invaded by thousands of border troops. . Yes, he is a veteran who came back from the battlefield. Why are all the fools in Dibian Town? Use one wave of people and replace it with another wave of people

The writing is too rough. This kind of book used to be popular, but it can no longer be written. It feels like everything you do is done in one go.

There are problems with various settings. The protagonist in a world that focuses on force must rely on promotion to unlock the system and force upgrade path. There is no clear explanation of how to upgrade the force. The author only arranges to unlock a copy of the elixir if he wants to upgrade the protagonist. Then there is the issue of the crime of having a weapon. In a world dominated by force, you have so many good things that no one else has and ration them to your subordinates; your own force is not invincible, so any master can kill the protagonist. It feels like an aggregation of various routines. If you want to practice martial arts and become an immortal, just practice martial arts and cultivate immortality. If you are fighting for hegemony, the world setting should not be extraordinary. You can still read it if you write it separately. I don't know how to explain why immortals or top warriors don't kill the protagonist and steal his things. After reading more than 60 chapters, I can infer that it is most likely that the big forces and masters look down on the protagonist and treat the protagonist as blind, and then the protagonist develops a routine inexplicably.

Chapter 80 before was written by God, Chapters 80 to 210 were written by humans, and the ones after that should be written by 🐖