The Way of the Martial World, Starting with Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils

It is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away.

Your profile reminds me of an up owner. Do you want me to do it or not?

The protagonist is a bit unlikable and not too smart, but the writing is very good.

It's tasteless to eat, but it's a pity to throw it away It's as plain as water, and it's hard to feel comfortable when you start making trouble as soon as you practice.

When you see the positive energy of the Three Views, run straight away

It's so verbose, I keep saying the same thing over and over again.

Hay, nothing too poisonous, but I don't have much desire to read on.

After reading the first few chapters, I discovered two questions: 1. What is Uncle Master's name? 2. Double quotation marks are clearly used, so why is the content in the symbol still in the third person? 3. Still not changing what you said

I've been writing about nonsense and nothing useful at all.

Baffling. . . He said it was okay, but his writing was messy. The author never seemed to intend for the pig's feet to grow up, be hunted, and be rescued. And then you can't learn to use any means necessary. Are you still a modern person? I can say that any modern person will 100% resort to any means necessary to deal with the pig's feet in the book. Wow, you are the next generation of the Eight Friends of Hangu, you are a time traveler college student! Are there any college students today who don't read novels, short plays, and short videos? It can only be said that the pig's feet are inhumane, and the author did not write about the growth and emotions that people should have. . . Later, I may have realized that I had to grow up, wow, pig's feet have learned to replay. You see, he doesn't know how to review when he is begging for food, he doesn't know how to review when someone is chasing him, he doesn't know how to review when someone saves him from being chased, pig's feet are young people, pig's feet are college students. It is not the local natives who were swallowed up by the ancient feudal society. It made it seem like he didn't know anything but the plot, and even gave the pig's feet a jade sign to hang. It's the same whether it's on or off. Having said so many bad things about him, his writing is quite good, at least among the many books I have read, it is good. So I'm so angry that I can write so well, but I can't write pig's feet. . .