Patrolling Colonel

This book is more exciting than some books with 100,000 orders.

Hope to see such wonderful novels again!

After reading it, it's still too little. It feels a bit overwhelming to the protagonist. It's a bit exciting, but it feels a bit like I stopped halfway through. I'll save up a few dozen chapters before reading. I'll give you the monthly pass first.

1111111111

Please give me more

I've finished reading it, it's not bad, except for the two pictures about slaying demons by order, which are a bit awkward, it's okay, and then there's the mountain patrol captain, doesn't he have a salary? No reward? The mortality rate is so high and there is no reward? They are all saints, and the protagonist is there because he can get luck, so why are the others? I hope I can improve an entire department. You are not a mountain god. How can a mountain god still get incense?

The author is very good at telling stories, and the plot is eloquent and makes people immersed in it. The character development is also good. But there are two things I want to complain about: 1. The timeline is too rushed. There are more than 160 chapters in the first half of a month. The protagonist went from Qingshan to Jiannan Pass, to Baidi City, to Tianxiong Pass, to Jinguan City. He went to so many places, and there are many things in each place, but you only wrote it in more than half a month? And during this period, the protagonist broke through several realms in succession. The timeline is too rushed and feels fake. 2. The world view is very unreasonable. It is always said that local aristocratic families, gangs, and sects are holding back the government. These local people always collude with demons and human beings in an attempt to rebel. It felt wrong to just have an army fighting against demons. This is not a struggle between countries, nor a struggle between different ethnic groups. This is a struggle between races. Both demons and human demons are cannibals. When faced with inter-ethnic struggles, local forces do not help the army to fight the demons, but they want to collude with the demons to rebel?

The first one is okay, but the next hundred are really rubbish.

Your timeline is too suppressed. The protagonist has traveled across many new and old maps, and done countless things. As a result, it has only been half a year since the start. I have seen someone who overwhelms combat power and the protagonist, and this is the first time I have seen someone who overwhelms time 🙂

I personally think that L4 writers shouldn't write so well, and don't stop every time they get to the point of enjoyment. This will consume the readers' patience. You are not a master or a platinum player, and there are no readers to spend on you.

It has been hundreds of chapters now. Why did the court treat the mountain-cutting army like this? There has never been a line to explain why the court did this. Here is a clue. A chapter of clues about the situation in the court. It is better than seeing why the court is doing this now and how the soldiers guarding the mountain are treated like this.

With the density of monsters at the beginning, it is really incredible luck for a person to reach adulthood.

I don't know what I'm writing about. Everything happens as an afterthought. Every time I do something, I feel like I have to show off before I end it. But I can't stop it. It's not as good as the previous one. The whole book is just a show-off, and that's what makes it good-looking.

Now we have reached the stage where Musashi is not as good as a dog, and dragons and tigers are everywhere 🙂

There is a faint sense of pretending to be a literary youth, coupled with the narrative of rushing to be reincarnated, the plot is also a direct accumulation of a large number of events, and the pace is so fast that it becomes boring to read dozens of chapters.

I saved the update for more than a month and went to two places. The plot has not progressed much. I am really not in the mood to continue reading.

The house is robbed every time, not once or twice, and the whole book is robbed, and then the protagonist finally appears to fill in the pressure.

I found this book. It takes ten and a half days to get to a place. I feel that it is not as fast as our modern high-speed rail. It is so capable.

Just so-so, I don't think it's that good. I want to show off my literary talent, but unfortunately you don't have it. Can't you write it well?

The world created by the author is too chaotic, with monsters running rampant, and there is no room for ordinary people to survive. The description of the last years of the dynasty is too unbearable. The last years of the dynasty does not mean that the military power of various places is low. Otherwise, how could the original dynasty be established? How to drive those monsters and ghosts into the mountains? By being moved?

It's like a fight between gangsters, from beginning to end? After reading the introduction and the first few chapters, I thought it would bind a mountain! As a result, Zhang Zhang was about to fight and on the way to fight, he changed places and started fighting again. I jumped back to my hometown, but in the end I was still running around looking for someone to fuck me!

Every time I write about the magical powers of Tiangang and Earth Evil, I find it inexplicable. The two have a total of 108 magical powers according to the arrangements of some authors. If I were to learn them all, the plot would be very procrastinating. Moreover, the realm of this book is also very inexplicable, ranging from body training, Qi training, Ti Xuan, Tian Guan, and Musashi. There is nothing to say about exercising and practicing qi. The third level of body metaphysics is that "there are thirty-six thousand mysterious orifices of the physical body, and the true meaning of supernatural powers is hidden in the orifices". "Practice is to dig out the secrets of the human body and then condense the true meaning of supernatural powers." "To put it simply, this state can be reached by practicing a single magical power to enter a higher state. However, it is extremely difficult! The more secrets of the human body are developed, the deeper they resonate with the heaven and earth. Naturally, the deeper the understanding of the laws of heaven and earth." Golden Finger gave a total of seven of the seventy-two methods of Disha. In the Twelve Fundamental Maps, the male protagonist was arranged to learn the magical power of carrying a mountain, called the Eight-Pillar Mountain Carrying Technique. It was said that this method would open up thirty-six acupoints. The male protagonist was very jealous at first, thinking that he could open many acupoints. Then the author directly arranged for the male protagonist to clear the barrier with just one mountain. Also, the previous persuasion and swordsmanship were given by Golden Finger, so did the male protagonist open up the acupoints? Or is the back part just purely magical and has nothing to do with the front acupoints. What I also want to complain about is that later in Guang'an Mansion, the formation magic power was taught to his subordinates, which was outrageous. The male protagonist didn't even practice it, and then directly taught it, and his subordinates learned very quickly. I remember the method of "Nine Transformations of Demons". In the end, Musashi's transformation was not completed. The fourth level, Tianguan, is outrageous. It was agreed that there were only Tao seeds, Tao soldiers, and Tao fruits; and then the Tao fruits were divided into three levels at the back, although it went over very quickly. I just saw this and was very curious about these supernatural powers. Does the male protagonist open up acupuncture points every time he learns? Or are you just learning magical powers? So are the seventy-two basic diagrams still useful? It was originally said that the more acupoints that are opened, the easier it is to realize the great path, but it is very strange that many of the enemies assigned to the male protagonist only have one magical power. Will the demon still change after nine changes? Oh, and the other thing is that the male protagonist has a wife and children. Especially when the male protagonist is still killing enemies fiercely, the place where the wife and children are is not safe. Oh, there is also the main mission. Does the author still remember it? When I saw more than 200 photos, this thing no longer appeared. In the past, when the male protagonist breaks through levels and kills enemies, he adds things and then gives the method. Later, he only gives the Five Thunder Methods and the Flower Blooming Moment when the male protagonist breaks through Musashi. Are these two magical powers that are directly mastered, or are they the same as the physical acupoints in the previous Tigen? From the golden elixir cultivated in the Taoist Nei Jing Tu to the Great Sun Thunder Sound Phase in Musashi, I feel very strange. How are these two related? Although I have learned the Five Thunder Magical Powers, if I use it like this, won't the previous magical powers be blessed into the Taoist soldiers and Taoist embryos?

It smells like an angry youth, the writing is artificial, what do you want to express between the lines?

It's very smooth and fun to watch. Monthly ticket support will definitely put it on the shelves.

The follow-up reading of new book issues is very important, as it is related to the fate of a book. If there is no follow-up reading, there will not even be a recommendation. I hope all you parents can catch up with the latest chapter. If you don't have time, you can turn to the last page of the latest chapter on Tuesday and stay there for a few seconds. Thank you, talented man, to all fellow Taoists!

The author is having surgery these days. I hope you understand and hope for a speedy recovery! Come on!

Is there a Shennong? How about this book?

Updates are irregular these days, 2 chapters at a time, 1 chapter at a time, and they are all short

What has the author been doing these past few months? I finally updated a chapter today.

You don't update a chapter in a month? Bad guy