Demon-Slaying Judge

The protagonist's hard-earned credit was stolen by his superior, who then said, "I'm doing this for your own good," and the protagonist accepted it. (A reference to a Chinese proverb about ox noses.)

It's really hard to watch! The protagonist is a native, uneducated, but his words and actions are sometimes naive and sometimes not, inconsistent with his background and experiences. Many characters' words and actions are also out of touch with the times, making them a series of contradictory Frankenstein's monsters!

A stubborn 14-year-old native suddenly and inexplicably evolves into an extraordinary being overnight. Do you guys watch this?

A fourteen-year-old native, illiterate, stubborn, inflexible, not smart, without any special advantages from the start, physically weak, honest, lacking family education experience, and lacking empathy—it's like an adult reading a middle school essay. Are you paying to suffer, or paying to learn how to teach a minor to do homework and navigate social situations? Those with patience, please continue.

I've read 60% of the chapters, around 400-500, and he's still at the ninth rank, the lowest level. He finally managed to level up to the eighth rank, only to fall back down. I really don't understand why they're suppressing him like this. He could clearly beat someone at the sixth or seventh rank, so why not level up?

At first, the lack of a cheat code might be frustrating, but later the protagonist is given fortuitous encounters, essentially giving him a power boost. The novel skillfully portrays the psychology of a 14-year-old, depicting his experiences and transformations over a short period. If you read patiently, you'll find it very interesting.

I read the comments section of this book first, hesitated for a moment, and then clicked to read it. I don't understand something. Are people so aggressive these days? The protagonist is only fourteen years old and a native. Are we really going to demand so much of him? I think the author portrayed the protagonist's youthful spirit quite well.

This Heavenly Dao is quite anthropomorphic and knows how to train dogs. It gives you benefits and then tightens the chain. The second punishment is even more ridiculous. The villains caused chaos throughout the county, and the protagonist killed more than 300 people.

It's ridiculous that a cultivator could be bullied by ordinary people.

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