The Outcast: Feng Hou Qimen, Lessons Guaranteed, Mastery Not Included

I just want to ask, does the protagonist become the company's dog? Either join, or euphemistically call it cooperation, and then call him when something happens. If that's the case, then there is no need to watch it.

Shouldn't it be Bao Jiao Bao who is crazy? Hahaha

It is right to place the palace in the Yuan Shen, but at the same time, whatever the Yuan Shen changes, the Yuan Shen will also change. If it changes too much, it will no longer be a human being. From now on, looking at humans is like humans looking at ants. Will people care about what ants think? This is the problem of Dinggong Yuanshen, or in other words, this is how it is really used. Immortals are some kind of heterogeneous things to people.

There are a lot of originals, and the old horse is too miserable. Please save the old horse.

The writing is very good but I can't stand it for some reason. The protagonist seems to want fame and fortune in the early stage, and then he creates the Hall of Heroes. After gaining fame and fortune, the subsequent plot never says what the protagonist needs? Do you still want fame and fortune? His name has been spread to the alien world, and there is a Hall of Heroes. He should have a new goal, right? It feels like there is no main line. I don't know what I am doing. Do I want to become stronger or do I need to find out the eight strange skills? No matter which one is a person who stirs up the situation, or the current fame is not what the protagonist wants, then does it mean that directly revealing the name of the alien world 🙂 will bring the world into the era of aliens?

I cried TT. In order to save some money after reading this book, I spent nine yuan to become a QReader member. After careful calculation, I might as well buy it with some coins myself 😭

To be honest, according to the setting, Wudang Zhang Sanfeng is an ascended boss, and the orthodox skills he left behind are not as popular among modern Wudang disciples as the Fenghou Qimen left by Zhou Sheng, who was hunted by the whole world and kept his name incognito for who knows how many years. I also find it strange that everyone is pursuing the Fenghou Qimen, just like traveling through time. The time-travelers in Heavenly Sword of the Dragon all started as Wudang disciples, but ended up not learning Zhang Sanfeng's martial arts, and went to find the Nine Yang Divine Kung Fu. They didn't understand. If you practice Wudang Kung Fu, if you have any questions, you can ask the elders of the sect. If you go to learn the Nine Yang Divine Kung Fu, if you don't have enough martial arts knowledge, wouldn't you just be another black and white evil spirit?

Otherwise, if only one of you is crazy, they will come to settle a score with you. If there are hundreds of crazy people, no one will bother you.

The main character's motivations have always been very confusing. This aspect makes people look very awkward. It never says that he is in a hurry to cause trouble. As a result, he never says what the purpose of causing trouble is. I actually hate this kind of protagonist who has no purpose but just wants to cause trouble. The main character of this book has no major problems in other aspects, but the core motivation makes it very comfortable to read.

I test that this book is good, please support the author 😢