High Martial: Restarting the Martial Path, Beginning with My Homeroom Teacher

What the hell is this? Book title: If I hadn't read your last book, I wouldn't have the slightest desire to read it.

I saw this book on the home page at least 7 or 8 times, because the title was just passed by and I didn't even bother to read the introduction. I'm in a book shortage... I clicked on this book with the feeling that I can endure it. Surprisingly, it's not bad. Come on.

Overall it's okay, it's pretty good-looking, the protagonist setting is also interesting, the writing is fluent, and there's nothing toxic about it. However, I suggest you don't forcefully sensationalize it, and don't elevate your personal character to that of the group.

I won't talk about other minor issues. Some people are trying to catch bugs but they won't change a single thing.

I would like to ask, are there any parents going to the Education Bureau to complain about teachers? 😆

There is a suggestion, someone suggested that Wang Shi be cut into a female imp, I think it is quite feasible. He looks so much like a friend of mine. I can't stand it at all.

If you want to submit a supporting role to xdm, you can submit it in the following format, choose as appropriate (ps: Don't do anything too outrageous, you will definitely not use a protagonist template, an over-the-top villain, etc., After all, it is a supporting building, not the main character building) Name: Gender: Race: (human/demon/wild beast) Weapons used: Martial arts/skills:

After reading Chapter 89, tell the author that you have a small setting inconsistency. I remember the protagonist told Lin Fan when he first met Lin Fan that the simulation warehouse cannot simulate the characteristics of Perfect Martial Arts, but it can simulate more than 80 academy competitions. Let's change the previous one.

The pace is a bit slow at the moment, I feel like I am losing track of the reading.

The backend is seriously watered down. A single disciple's perspective can fill 34 chapters. The protagonist is almost invisible throughout the whole process. It becomes a so-called group portrait novel, and there is nothing exciting about it.