Astartes Without Surgery in the World of Film and TV

This book is just trying to sell someone else's head. It talks about not being too big and suppresses the combat power of the Astartes. It says there is no fantasy and then moves on to a world with fantasy. It's a hammer here and there. It doesn't feel good at all. The subspaces of these worlds you merged with will be crippled.

Why does the plot keep getting bogged down in all sorts of trivial matters? Astartes isn't getting any action, no thrills, no excitement—he's written like a virgin in her boudoir.

There is no need to waste energy on junk books, just dig out other ones

Well, the writing style is okay, but I don't know if it's because of the author "Crab God" (a famous Chinese writer), but it wasn't enjoyable to read at all. Astartes was supposed to be fierce in life and die quickly, but this book doesn't portray that at all. It's just a gene seed, and it's constantly being restrained and hesitant, and the way it handles things isn't straightforward enough. Anyway, that's about it. That's basically the formula. I'm leaving now.

It's not without reason that your book's performance is not good. You have been procrastinating for so long to finish a golden treasure. What I fear the most about this kind of book is that you start at the beginning and then drag on. You finish one short story before starting the next one, and there must be a general main line. Even if you become stronger or have more women, I'm afraid you don't have it.

Zhang Jian, after several years of time travel and possessing extraordinary martial arts skills, is merely a factory manager at a septic tank. It's shameful, a complete failure. The writing is grand, but in reality, he's utterly useless. Hong Kong won't let him develop; he should go to Macau, Thailand, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Portugal, or Italy. The author is an idiot.

I didn't understand what the protagonist's goal was; he seemed to be jumping from one thing to another. Sometimes he was as cowardly as a turtle, and other times as reckless as a honey badger. He also seemed to have a particular fondness for collecting elite gangsters and assassins.

Astartes, half-step Bengquan (a powerful martial art technique), I guess the author thought Superman's martial arts training was absurd, but think about it, Astartes half-step Bengquan!!!

This book is free to read, but I wouldn't recommend paying for it. It's all rambling explanations with no real theme.

So what kind of fish was he in his past life? On one hand, he lived a life of leisure, and on the other hand, he was like a secret agent.