The Martial Way Invades

I read Chapter 19 and I'm a little confused. The author set the protagonist's golden finger so that as long as he defeats his opponent, he can gain the opponent's martial arts experience. As a result, the protagonist has defeated two people who can achieve great feats and gained the opponent's possessions. It stands to reason that the protagonist shouldn't be such an idiot when it comes to martial arts. However, he ended up asking others and looking for books to understand. Then isn't the setting of your golden finger inconsistent?

The author's writing is quite good, but the reason why it is not popular is obvious. The protagonist has very strong cheats, and his understanding help is either Qianqiu or Peerless. He has a master who is a peerless master, and his background is also full, and he is full of pressure. As a result, he practices in practice, starts the same old thing all over again, plays his own game, and is speechless. He started running before he even learned to walk. The plot is the same old one, with all kinds of pretentiousness and adventures, and all kinds of adventures. I originally thought highly of this book, but I can only say that I was slightly disappointed.

First of all, the author's writing is very strong, and the beginning is quite amazing Secondly, in these recent chapters, I feel that the author's control has begun to decline, especially the latest chapter 53 The core of the entire village is the protagonist, and the protagonist's biggest reliance should be his own force. I think this should be the most basic logic No matter what else, it should not hinder the improvement of the protagonist's own strength But look at what is written in Chapter 53. Because of the trading company, the protagonist cannot do his own thing, and then in the county town, the head coach Wudu cannot practice. As a reader, I have to wonder, has the author reached the point where there is no plot to write? The current enemy of the protagonist is Jin Yutang. In the future, more powerful enemies will inevitably appear. The other people in Lijia Village are destined to be unable to keep up with the protagonist. If they want to forcibly increase their strength, the whole book will collapse Then the protagonist will encounter a problem. Will he always be a nanny for the entire Lijia Village? Forcibly binding the protagonist to the entire village gives people a bad premonition and feels like a big failure The normal solution is for the protagonist to constantly conquer one strong person after another instead of being a nanny himself. The protagonist cannot always be a nanny The protagonist now goes to the county seat for the sake of the business. He cannot practice martial arts and cannot make rapid progress. I can't get the skill to improve my realm, so this plot seems very embarrassing no matter how you look at it. The protagonist's behavior is undoubtedly like destroying martial arts As a reader, I don't feel that at present, there is any urgent need to establish this business, especially when the author has made it clear that it will hinder the protagonist's cultivation The protagonist's cheating basically pays attention to If you are determined to be a lone ranger, if you want to have a group, you will continue to join one stronger group after another, instead of leading a group from scratch, because the protagonist's progress is too fast, and others are destined to be unable to keep up Others have said that the problem with the five vases is essentially the same. This book is not a harem romance. The plot of the five women's appearance is already very serious. It starts to interfere with the main plot The protagonist's plug-in is martial arts training, and the main plot is destined to only move in this direction, and it is not a plug-in in the business flow. The occasional daily routine is of course no problem and can be used as an adjustment, but there are too many useless plots, which seems quite embarrassing I like this book very much, and the previous parts are really well written. I will briefly express my thoughts.

It was good in the early stage, but the later self-created skills were a pitfall. I started running before I could walk. I didn't want to watch the evil thunder. It was a waste of my monthly tickets. Specialization is the way to go. I didn't like it when I wrote it to be all-inclusive. I also used the method of merging and creating skills. Rebellion and cultivating demons are better than this.

Qin Suxin also broke through to heaven? The protagonist has so many plug-ins and is a genius. All cats and dogs can break through the realm of heaven and can think of the follow-up without external resources. The experience in the secret realm affects Qin Suxin and falls in love with the protagonist. The protagonist is now showing signs of success.

,,,, You have so much, how long do you want to practice?

In the blink of an eye, the protagonist has reached the pinnacle of martial arts practice. How can I write it? It's too fast.

Author, please let the protagonist study hard. Your world has such a vast background and you don't have extensive knowledge. How can you travel around the world?

Gone.😢

Are these vases to be used to purge fire or to offer sacrifices to heaven? Let me tell you directly, author.