Under One Person: Maoshan

I finally found a fanfic about playing with Maoshan, but in the first few chapters the main character was a boy who was destined to be a boy and didn't work hard to practice, so that's it. But after the ceremony of receiving the basket was taken over by the soul of the time traveler, the main character became even more unlikable. He simply stopped practicing and sneaked down the mountain. As a result, he was severely injured and had to be carried back to the mountain by his senior brother. In the latest chapter, he hadn't even learned the Great Sage Pi Gua Fist. It was really stuck in his throat, on pins and needles, so boring.

At the beginning, I was still thinking that the protagonist was quite cute when he was a child, but before the game even started, a loser took over his body, and I didn't like it immediately.

What kind of brain circuit does the author have to write the protagonist like this?

Is it okay if the protagonist is taken over by an outsider?

I think the protagonist's problem is very good, no problem, as long as he grows up in the future. To put it bluntly, what about you guys? When I wear a mask too much, I always think that I am the one who is hypocritical.

It can be seen that a real boy's life cannot live past 20 years. The so-called boy's life nowadays is just a fake life of a boy's life. There is nothing but bad luck and ups and downs.

It's been almost three months since I started writing, and I don't even have 200,000 yuan... Stop working hard.

Is it really hard to put it into words? I don't object to the various embarrassing operations and personalities of time travellers, but have you experienced any changes after being severely beaten in another world? In the first hundred chapters, the time traveler's performance was really unbearable, it was so uncomfortable.