The Martial God of Great Yu

At the beginning, it was said that each family received ten copper coins, and the peripheral disciples received one tael a month in benefits. However, the Chai Gang had 500 peripheral disciples, one tael of silver, and one thousand copper coins, and the peripheral disciples received one tael a month in benefits, and each family paid ten coins. In other words, if we purely looked at the protection fee, it would take 100 households to support one peripheral disciple, and 500 households with 500 peripheral disciples. Of course, if someone monopolizes an entire industry in a local area, it is impossible for their income to depend entirely on protection fees. That means that this gang has to use money from other aspects of its income to provide for peripheral disciples. . . Not to mention the Blue Lanterns (peripheral gangs) in Hong Kong, even Lao Sijiu (formal gangs) do not receive welfare benefits. Not to mention that the protagonist spent ten taels of silver to join the Chai Gang, and the Hong Kong underworld also asked for red envelopes. The gang members in this novel should really give a thumbs up to the gang. If the protagonist was sorry for the gang (referring to the entire gang, not a specific gang member), then he would be really heartless.

Appraisal: Ordinary readable The Chai Gang is introduced at the beginning, and you can join the gang to practice martial arts with ten taels of silver. However, the chance of promotion in martial arts depends entirely on eating animal meat, and there are no skills to practice. The golden finger is an ancient tree, which can speed up one's own cultivation progress, but the performance is not obvious. The golden finger's ability is weak and needs to be developed in the future. The upgrade is relatively slow. According to the temporary setting in the book, one is promoted by devouring animal meat. Judging from the speed of digesting one pound in three days, one level of ten pounds, two levels of twenty pounds, and three levels of thirty pounds, it will take several years for the protagonist to enter the Book of Changes, and it is not known how long it will take to enter the martial arts. Later, Yuan Chan was introduced to supplement the setting, hoping that the improvement of the realm can be accelerated in the future. The writing style is generally good, but not particularly outstanding. It feels a bit like a traditional fairy tale, but the content is over the top. It only reaches the level of boiling blood after ten chapters. The subsequent mulberry picking is even more watery. At present, the super skills foreshadowed in the previous article have nothing to do with the protagonist, and the role of the house buyer has not been reflected yet. Looking forward to the subsequent plot development.

The book is okay, but personally I have two problems I always write something and don't know what it will bring to him in the future. This kind of words appear every few or a dozen pictures. It's not like everyone can't understand the previous ones. There is no need to summarize them and then say something like a prophecy. Also, if his training period can be counted as breakthrough time based on time accumulation, it would seem a bit too man-machine. The Ji Xuan Jing routine can be considered a classic routine. Whether it is good or not depends on how the author writes it. However, through the previous description, I feel that the world frame is a bit narrow. It would be good if the world view can be supplemented through other aspects later. The above is my humble opinion.

To be honest, I feel that it is no worse than Gou becoming a saint in the world of martial arts, but the updates are too slow.

The writing is good, but the updates are too slow, and there is basically no interaction, so I guess the results will not be very good. I can only get a few recommendation votes every day.

I think this book is very good and logically rigorous.

Please update more, it's very well written but it's too slow.

The book is very good, but there are too few updates.

This book is quite good, Tree Roots.

There's no reason why I can't get up from this book and read it in one sitting. The author is excited and wants to update more.

It's a very good book. It's logically rigorous and very interesting. It's better than many fantasy books.

This book is quite good. It is logically rigorous and the narrative is interesting. It is not too shabby either. It is just that the updates are a bit slow.

It's a good book, and it has some similarities to "The Becoming of Gou xx". The protagonist plays steadily and focuses on Gou's development. At present, the world view is very large, and there is still a lot of room for expansion. There is still a lot of room to write about the main character Hunchai Gang and the county government. The Golden Finger Martial Arts Tree is similar to hidden proficiency. It is not very open, and can even be said to be very restrained. Quan Ding can see the latest in one go and look forward to updates. There was a foreshadowing of a three-tailed fox before, will the plot be followed up in the future?

The book is very good, but why do I feel so few people read it?

There is only one update every day. Can't you update more after you've served it?

I've fallen into the trap, can you please update more? I update it every day and I have to stock up before I can read it. Reading one chapter in a day is always a trap!