Dragon Fist

The original writing was okay, but I guess the author of Goldfinger was confused when writing it. There is no specific system. Some professions have unique talents at different levels, and some are the same as the general public. The author is not willing to explain it. Moreover, this synthetic profession is not detailed. It seems that it just came out of a whim, and it never appeared again. I have to design a goal for myself to synthesize an awesome profession. It seems that there is no main line. Moreover, as I learn more and more professions later on, it becomes increasingly difficult to gain experience. There is also the chivalrous spirit of standing up for the people. This chivalrous spirit seems to have been forcibly given by the author. I did not find that it fits this feeling very well from the protagonist himself. Many things are done by force. Generally speaking, the early stage is okay, but after the mid-term, the golden finger setting is not clear, the main plot is unclear, and the protagonist's character does not feel very harmonious. There is a feeling of being superficial and disappearing from everyone.

The writing power is a bit scary. Is the author the reincarnation of an old demon and a reformer, or is it a demon from outside the realm who has attained enlightenment?

Why are there so many good reviews? Isn't it just the same old-fashioned panel show about little people saving money to practice martial arts?

As soon as the fire level comes out, it collapses. It is the most exciting when pulling the car.

The other novels are all enjoyable to read, but this one is about an aggrieved person with a pure bloodline.

To be honest, the plot is good, but the realm is really messy. I can't tell where it is messy, but the reading is very messy, a mess 😒😒😒

I am a novice on Chinese martial arts and martial arts. I read half of the book, but the author is still bare-handed and doesn't even have a weapon, let alone a foreign cannon or a gun in the background. The author really practices Chinese martial arts, but for someone who doesn't understand Chinese martial arts at all, Guowu has never been good at fists and kicks, but is good at using weapons in conjunction. Qi Jiguang also said that fists and kicks are useless. As for the author, after all you write about national military affairs, how come you don't have any knowledge in this area?

The writing and plot are top-notch, and at first glance it looks like the kind of good book that can be read on the table. Tieba Qunzhuli family is proud of you👍

It seems that the main character is to be a court eagle dog and wants to win over both black and white. Although it has not been stated which prototype it is, most people should default to the Manchu and Qing Dynasties. Being a hawk dog for the Manchu and Qing court is poisonous to many people, including myself, but putting other dynasties in the place of the Manchu and Qing Dynasties is a problem. It feels like he is slandering other dynasties who performed the same in the Manchu and Qing Dynasties. This is also a poisonous point. If the author blurs the background of the dynasty, it will be assumed to be the Manchu and Qing Dynasties. The protagonist is an Aboriginal and will not look at the current court from the perspective of God. I feel that setting the protagonist as an Aboriginal is not a good decision.

It feels very fragmented 1. When the protagonist is in charge, there is a third floor in Nancheng. There is a car dealership above. Does the car dealership charge no fees? 2. When the protagonist closes the car shop, he still closes the third floor. What does the boss below eat? 3. Then the protagonist is too clever in dealing with things, and he doesn't look like a fledgling young man at all. He can make great progress in martial arts, but it is impossible to behave like this. I have never seen a scene before, just imagine it out of thin air? Once you get the hang of it, you will learn quickly. It is not like a compressed file package. After decompressing it, you will have everything.