Extra Points for Sins: Physical Sanctification Begins with the Splitting of Tendons

One mountain tiger can't kill them all. It's been decades. The protagonist has killed at least ten heads in less than a year. What kind of tiger den is this? There are hundreds of tigers.

The protagonist's IQ and EQ are like those of a horseman. He has no aura as a protagonist. He is a bunch of idiots.

The author's performance in abusing the main character will definitely be a hit 😆😆😆

If someone asked him to upload it, he would get on the boat. If someone asked him to put him in jail, he would go to jail. He doesn't know how to run or resist, so why should he hang up?

I don't need to read the content, I don't even need to read the comments. I can tell you it's rubbish just by looking at the introduction.

The golden finger of this book is too big. Now that you have this golden finger, do you still want to have relations with this and that, and join the circle? Your golden finger is to kill bad guys and become stronger. If you have the skill, you can kill those little lesses who bully men and dominate women. Kill them one by one and clean up the countryside. How strong are you? But in the end, you are related to this and that. Are you born with a servile nature? At this stage, before it is time for you to start a circle, you are so weak that you can't even enter the circle threshold, and you are still trying to do this and that. You can find out the skills even if you kill people. You have dozens of chapters, and you don't pick up things wherever you go.

The ghost enters the body, and the protagonist becomes half-dead. The key is that it cannot be cured. I hate reading a novel that has hundreds of chapters to find the antidote. Goodbye

Chapters 15 to 20, knowing that others have bad intentions, deliberately come to the door to be framed, and put on death row. This kind of chapter is intended to enlighten and dissuade readers.

Goldfinger gives SB a direct kill.

With this system, what else does it take care of such as road guidance? If you just kill him, it'll be over.

What is sin? Is it a sin for a wolf to eat a sheep?

I haven't started reading it yet, but after reading the comments, there were so many scoldings that it was probably another piece of rubbish, so I didn't read it either.

An introduction of several hundred words can contain typos

The protagonist is too stupid and the writing is too naive

After reading the comments, I knew it was extremely poisonous, so I stopped reading.

Is it a sin to kill and injure seven people?

It's a pity that it was sold out not long after it was released.

The seventh book imitates the slaying of demons

In places like ancient times, there was disguise, and it was very easy to get an identity at will. There were also natural and man-made disasters. You could deal with them directly on the spot, and you could also pay money. At that time, there were countless such things, and there were so many loopholes that people were worried about them. It would have been better if they didn't kill people indiscriminately in the village.