Slay Demons and Become a Martial Sage by Raising Insects

You are selling dog meat at the expense of others. Just your title makes me want to read about exotic martial arts (martial arts based on insects). It turns out that what you are learning is the so-called orthodox fantasy martial arts ps: There is nothing wrong with the writing and writing. It is just that the title does not match the content. Choose one and change it.

The title of the book attracted me because I really wanted to see how to play with bugs. I have read too many similar novels. You have to be a little more innovative. It's not that you can't write about martial arts, but you can write about martial arts and combine them with your insects to form your own exclusive martial arts. Otherwise, there are too many similar ones and they won't attract people at all.

I took a look, and when I saw the martial arts hall, there was no need to read it Hiding sharp weapons easily arouses murderous intentions First, 90 books out of 100 fantasy books entered the martial arts hall

There are many novels that use insect farming, archery, and poisoning as the first pot of gold in most people's eyes, and then go to learn martial arts, and then these are just auxiliary, the help for the protagonist to make a comeback. This kind of writing is not bad, but it is really too much. The protagonist first walks his own path, and then integrates the weapons into his own system

I have always been at odds with practicing martial arts, and there are only a few pictures about bugs. The beast's blood is full, but he just doesn't go looking for bugs and keeps practicing martial arts here. After dozens of pictures, there were only two insects. They were just based on the fake heads of the trained insects, and they had no characteristics at all.

Before the protagonist enters the true meaning, he is just a book of food. You can read it (if the whole book has this level of quality, there will be no problem). After entering the true meaning, he starts to keep a running account. Is the author sleepwalking every day? Throughout the author's several books, they all have this characteristic.

From the original one about monsters, this one is really disappointing. The protagonist said he was going to be stubborn, but ended up selling medicinal materials like crazy within a month. Forget it, the whole world knew about it as soon as he sold the treasure plants. It was outrageous to stop people halfway, so the protagonist let it go. As expected, the enemy invited people to kill and intercept the goods, and the protagonist did not deal with it in advance. Kill all the people without taking their blood. You can obviously put them into the beast cauldron. Is there any difference between humans and animals? When I go to the martial arts hall to practice, the old routines are targeted in various ways. What I don't understand about this kind of targeting is that the master selects the inner sect once a month and 12 times a year. How come there are so many opportunities? Do these people need to target the protagonist? In short, I didn't read this book. The plot is old-fashioned and the name is not that good. The name was from a few years ago. It kills monsters at every turn. If I hadn't read the book about monsters, I wouldn't even want to click on it. After reading it, I might as well not read it.

It originally looked good, but I'm really speechless if you don't collect human blood.

After reading Chapter 20, I was troubled by several waves of people. The core is still the aura of hatred. The protagonist is targeted wherever he goes, and he passively fights back.

Selling dog meat on sheep's heads. It's just an ordinary fantasy martial arts training and upgrading stream. It's not the kind of insect cultivator that summons explosive soldiers. It's like a Cantonese restaurant. You want to go in and eat Cantonese food, but it turns out that eight out of ten dishes are spicy. Although it's not unpalatable, it's not what you want either.