I, Kong Yiji, Am the Top Man in Tianjin

Good guy, the robbers came in late at night. If you hadn't happened to be a cultivator, your whole family would have been killed, but you still let the bandit leader go. The author is so kind, do you want to V me fifty?

After Xiangzi, Kong Yiji also became an immortal. When did Mrs. Xianglin, Ah Q, and those buddies from the teahouse also become immortals?

I read Chapter 70 and concluded that the protagonist is a dead remnant who is used to being a slave.

Rubbish book, holy bitch! Two thieves broke into the house and killed him. After the protagonist injured the thieves, he still couldn't do anything. He even asked whether the thieves were seriously injured and asked him to take his companions to the doctor. Finally, the protagonist smiled, then turned back to the house and fell asleep.

The first ten or twenty chapters, although there are flaws, are not bad, but the later chapters are getting more and more complicated. I don't know how to push back and forth with these bastards. In a plot story, I have to play with the small ones and the big ones? Is the protagonist invincible? No. No, just hold on. The more you suppress it, the more fun it will be when the plot breaks out. The confrontation plot is written, and the protagonist always has a way to deal with it, which is inexplicable. It's too far-fetched to escalate in the ring. He is a human being, not a machine, and it cannot be said that he is extremely resourceful and calm. He looks too stupid.

This trashy book made me very angry. The main character was so awesome at cultivating immortality that he couldn't beat a martial artist at the same level? Also, why don't you just come to your doorstep when the foreigner comes up for trouble again and again? Waste

😅 There is no logic at all, it is all abstract. Kong Yiji wanted to kill foreigners in person, but the warlords did not surround him afterwards. The honest fool Wang Wu broke into a hotel full of foreigners and was about to be shot, and his accomplices were treated like rats and hunted down.

The first plot: When you go to be a teacher, you start by smashing a large millstone weighing several hundred kilograms on your face. And you say you haven't killed anyone before? Author, you'd better come to a gym in the human world before writing a book. Even if a three-meter-high weight falls, it can kill someone, right? And I am also very curious about what kind of lifting equipment it is. The length of the boom must be at least beyond the trap. It is a tower crane. It must be a tower crane!

Another one that forcibly portrays modern people who have traveled through the past as people of the older generation.

The plot is so ridiculous that it makes me speechless, hahahahaha, it's so, so crotch-stretching