The Xia Dynasty’s Hound

The imperial court wants to kill a master, but instead of sending someone to crush him, it uses a bunch of people who are not as good as the master. Are they really supposed to be spies who can be easily trained? Or is human life worthless? It's not like there is a medicine that can be taken to restore health. Is it true that if you get injured, you won't lose your potential and accumulate hidden injuries? There was a real breakthrough after that.

Why do I feel like I'm being beaten down every time I investigate a case? Is it true that the imperial court will always send some weak martial arts people to be suppressed when investigating a case? . . .

Will the protagonist be too out of the ordinary? Shouldn't time-travelers be obscene, develop, be low-key, and do things in a high-profile manner? Is it too risky to meet the Master of the Divine Fist Sect alone? We won't talk about the consequences, but will this process be too dangerous? The protagonist gambles his life and what does the protagonist get? To be honest, the protagonist is too out of touch, and the effort and reward are out of proportion. What does the author say?

Looking at the lv5 next to the author, I fell into deep thought

Don't watch anyone who has an empress, because nine out of ten times they'll end up doing the same thing.

No need to hang around. Wandering around. Sick.

Why do some people like to add small letters to their names?

Don't read novels with your brain in mind, otherwise you will most likely not be able to read any novels.

Introduction: With so many titles, isn't he still the dog of the emperor of the feudal dynasty?

Just read the introduction and you'll know the finale, and you'll have to watch Mao