I Will Keep Working Hard Until I Become a Venerable

Xiang Fei has always been purely cultivating and getting stronger. Since he has this character, he must maintain the readers who are attracted by this pure character. At first, the red thread could regulate Xiang Fei's unlimited cultivation, which was barely acceptable. Now even the life trials have become mandatory with the red thread. Is this going to break the character and use the emotional line? ? ? There is no need for the author to impose a woman, besides, it is still at a critical stage when the war is still going on and the woman continues to grow stronger.

When a person goes through a tribulation, he insists on forcing a woman in. He forces her in, takes her with her, and throws her into the street.

Author, why did you write so much and still make it so unsatisfying? Just go ahead and do it when you kill Fatty Dong and the three of them. Why do you keep listening to the old man beeping all the time? It's so verbose. And I really don't think the protagonist is very powerful. I have integrated the four attributes of physique, reaction, perception, and spirit in the early stage. The protagonist has attribute points. Do you know the barrel effect? ​​The physique is already 15 points, the reaction is only 6 points, and the perception is 9 points. The whole protagonist is as if he is invincible at the same level, so you can't directly repair your own leaky barrel. Also, your level settings are really hard to describe. Forget it from high to low, but your lowest level is 19. Isn't it too outrageous? Wouldn't it be more comfortable to just make it 1? Not to mention the red line. You have written the protagonist as a person who only knows how to practice. Why? What's wrong with the whole female supporting role, and the portrayal was a failure? You didn't write her well from the first appearance. The protagonist had just solved the vampire in the first appearance. When you wrote it, you could feel that she was obviously not the same type of person as Pig's Foot. You told me that they became conjoined twins later. Don't you feel weird?

But what did you do with the poop? If you are good at writing this and can write it well, or if you write this to increase the number of readers, then that's fine. After Chapter 90, this woman has been written in a poisonous way by you, and even ethical jokes have appeared? Is it interesting? Did you come up with this shit-feeding plot by just snapping your ass?

Hay ➖, the battle would have been fun, but the native protagonist in front of you could tolerate it even though he was stupid, and your disgusting emotional drama could barely be tolerated. The trial that has been laid out for so long should be a small climax. You also have to bring a female character with a messed up portrayal into the trial, and you also have to call the protagonist who lost her mother since childhood. Do you think it is humorous? You two-time apes are really disgusting.

I can't stand it anymore after seeing Trial of Life. It's just like what we often see in the dung genre. Regardless of whether it's science fiction, fantasy, urban history, dung dramas are all surprisingly similar. No matter how good the writing is at the beginning, love will be added in the back, which has nothing to do with the main plot.

What do you mean by having to bring a woman with you? Why bring a woman with you for an advanced mission? Persist in? Hehe

This red line is a bit annoying. He also messes around with the male protagonist's stuff. When I post the female lead, I don't see anything substantial posted, so she just keeps making trouble. She's like a word count tool. The author doesn't know how to write emotional scenes, so she just skips them.

I don't understand, it's well written, why add a woman? The author also said that the test was a test. Why, the author wrote the novel as a joke. His own life was not a test enough 😅

The writing is too long-winded. I originally wanted to add some invincible writing, but the progress is still so slow. The villain has a lot of verbal jokes, and the protagonist has no emotional intelligence. Too watery.