I Work Hard to Make up for My Shortcomings in the Fantasy World

We all have the status of criminals. If you don't fall into the trap of being a bandit, what choice do you have? The only way out is to go up the mountain to become a bandit and then overthrow the court. The resources are nothing but killing, killing, robbing, and robbing. If you don't run away, you will risk your life in the hands of these rubbish. What do you think?

What you wrote is a double standard. People don't fear the government if they kill you, but you have to take the government into account when you kill others. What kind of logic is that?

This type of novel has a common problem. There is no help for you in the village at all. Why not live in the mountains and build a thatched house? It is better to have food and drink in the mountains than to be oppressed in the village! I really don't understand the thinking of the authors.

After dozens of chapters, I was still hanging out in the village. So I went into the mountains to become a bandit. When I had nothing to do, I went out to fight the local tyrants. If I couldn't defeat the local tyrants in the early stage, I would beat him up and beat him up like a bastard villain.

There is only one mistake in the book of the protagonist Lu Feng, which is to pay the poll tax every month. In the past dynasties, the poll tax was paid once a year. If the poll tax was paid every month, it is estimated that Emperor Qin and Han Wu would not have been able to sit for a few years before they were overthrown by the fierce rebels.

My younger brother doesn't even know what he's learned, so he just takes it for granted that he can defeat the enemy by flying knives and sprinting. What if someone else learns the agility system with body and light skills? If you want to play a smart protagonist, step into the role yourself and think about what you would do if it were you!

The root bone setting is too flawed.

The writing is very smooth, and it is a book written by an experienced author. The characterization is also good. The conflicts are created very deliberately, and old bookworms can basically guess the plot below.

Regardless of whether it's immortality, fantasy, or weirdness, the protagonist Fang Zheng is a martial artist at the beginning, and martial arts is better than weirdness, and some are even better than cultivation.

The author's writing is very good, definitely worth reading and subscribing! Recommend a book that kills decisively and has many joys. "The old man picked up rags in time and made a living by making bad movies" is hilarious...

It's very well written, I haven't seen a novel of this caliber in a long time. If the author could read some Chinese medicine books on meridians, qi and blood, and the five elements, he could better sort out the basic theories of practice.