Under One Person: an Ordinary Weapon Refiner

Abrupt, abrupt. The protagonist always emphasizes that he does not want to participate in the plot, but he arranges some blunt routines to get the protagonist involved. Dang and stand again, looking at the diaphragm.

The protagonist glanced at Feng Baobao. Others thought that the protagonist knew Feng Baobao, so they tested the protagonist. As a result, the protagonist directly said the name of Feng Baobao's father. This was someone else's trick, and the protagonist directly said Wang Zha And it must be the first time for the protagonist and Zhang Chulan to meet, so familiar

I read a few chapters and found it indescribably awkward. It was too uncomfortable to read from the characters to the plot. There were also some narration introductions that looked very pretentious but were old-fashioned and inappropriate. I felt like the AI ​​was not adjusted well.

The protagonist's father was fine after so many years in the mountains. Quan Xing almost killed his father when he got off the mountain 😅

There are a lot of places where I feel like there's a disconnect between the previous and the later, and the middle process is completely gone. The front foot talks about wanting to live a peaceful life, and the back foot goes into the plot, without any twists and turns in the middle.

The sauce is here, the author is here to cheer you up, feed him fried dumplings, fried soybean noodles, warm noodles with scallion oil, fried dumplings, and egg custard, yah yah!

It's boring at the beginning. It's either flying swords or mechas. I'm tired of it.