Enter the Cycle of Reincarnation

I really don't understand. I haven't seen many romantic scenes. Why are you so insistent on taking your wife and son through time? What's the point of bringing a slutty plot? In the past, when writing books, there was no plot like this, but now the more you write, the more you come back? Can't you just learn to get out of here? Just put it down when you die. Do you have to take each dungeon's family members with you through time travel? What the hell is this?

Let me give you a piece of advice. This is not a cool novel, nor is it an imaginative novel. I want to see the protagonist's caution in killing people everywhere or playing tricks. The protagonist is not very bright and is often led by the enemy. If the enemy asks him to fight in the ring, he will fight in the ring. You can think of him as a crude martial artist who practices martial arts to his brain, so you will feel that everything is explained.

No hair, you don't have money to practice martial arts, why should you practice military training? I've read several novels. I'm not a big official, I don't have much money, and I'm recruiting subordinates and doing research and development. Is Qian born for no reason?

Author, do you know why your book failed to achieve success? Because you are still writing a book with the same ideas as 4 or 5 years ago. Based on the protagonist's cheats and talents, it should be a good book. But look at the plot you wrote: being blackmailed by gangsters on your wedding day but you can't retaliate on the spot, so you can only swallow your anger and give up your reputation; the patrol police come to your door and want to kidnap you, but you can only take action. He resisted, let the patrolman leave easily, and escaped by pulling the governor's skin; as the country's exclusive western medicine boss, he was set up by a few martial arts practitioners and had to accept other people's rules and fight honestly in the ring; as a master at the pinnacle of his previous life, after adding super high understanding, he was limited by his physical fitness and could not transform into a citizen of the motherland. There are too many plots like this. The protagonist feels like he has enabled a plug-in, but he has to do it timidly, trying to avoid the protagonist's strength improving too quickly; and as a time traveler, the protagonist is led by the nose every time. Whatever moves the opponent makes, the protagonist will take advantage of them. There is no pleasure of flipping the table, nor the refreshment of revenge that lasts all night. Instead, he plays house with everyone in a regular manner, hello, me, hello, everyone. This is not a qualified article at all, and I haven't even mentioned the large number of pseudo-martial arts chapters in this book. This achievement is still based on a group of old readers. If it is really compared with the current Shuangwen PK, it is not at the same level.

I'm confused. Isn't this just a stupid dog?

The writing style feels a bit old! In addition, the protagonist practices martial arts and prospers the country through industry! Isn't it a bit of a conflict? They are all partners of the military commander! He was fighting with Mudleg all day long, making life-and-death situations at every turn, and even besieging that little devil with a group of people! It feels a bit nondescript!

After reincarnating for the second time, it would be boring to lead people. I feel like I can't stand it anymore

In the Central Plains, dozens of sect leaders were killed by a little devil with one move. Who can stand to see your setting?

It's too cliche. Old authors are like this. They keep repeating the same themes and routines over and over again.

I don't know why the author wrote this. On your wedding day, you were blocked by gangsters and performed such disgusting tricks. Isn't your setting a master of transformation? , Even if the strength declines after rebirth, he is not so cowardly. This kind of little gangster can just be beaten to death. It's too stupid.