The Tokyo Taoist

It would be nice if the protagonist's identity as an emperor in his previous life was not written. It is hard to imagine that a man who was close to the best in the world in spiritual practice after being defeated from a soldier to the throne would be kind after his reincarnation. He could let go of a woman who had murderous intentions towards him and acted on him. The reason was that the woman was beautiful and weak and could not hurt him. After hundreds of years of life, there was no concept of eradication, which perfectly promoted truth, goodness and beauty. It would be better to just set him to be a mountain village alone in his previous life, practicing Taoism and then come out. The kind of person who is invincible in the world. If you say he has a defective character and needs to join the world, that's fine. But the kind of person you fight for the throne step by step and then be defeated and finally practice Taoism. You have experienced the lowest valley in life and enjoyed the highest peak. It is really contrary to be so simple. Every time I see this kind of plot, I hope that the little person who was ignored and let go by the protagonist can rise up and not hurt the protagonist. You can consider the people around the protagonist and give him a lasting enjoyment.

In the last two days of the competition for monthly tickets, it was an eye-opener for me. The book review area was flooded with black books by a large number of vests. The most hilarious thing was when a certain vest shouted: "You shameless guy, when are you going to update?" According to my subscription record, the author is Quanqin Update, so I am very satisfied with such a mindless joke. This is the funniest thing I think today, thank you Brother Ma Jia.

Although some of the previous parts were poisonous and acceptable, Chapter 43 was really disgusting to me. I felt aggrieved after killing so many people, and those who were killed were all scoundrels. Human nature, and killing for the sake of killing, killing rogues to comfort yourself is just killing bad guys, and the protagonist has no contact with her, and the other party goes to save people without even knowing who the protagonist is, and when she arrives, she says: I'm sorry I'm late. I am really convinced ┗┃ ■ ┃┛No matter whether they are bad or good people, they are all human beings. As long as you kill someone, it is a crime. It's impossible not to convict you just because you said you killed a bad guy. And the protagonist's previous life was from the Ming Dynasty. Was there beer at that time? I drank it without saying anything, as if I drank it every day, and the liquor I drank at that time, even if it is now processed into denatured alcohol, for a person who is addicted to alcohol, buying liquor is also buying liquor. It is impossible to buy beer that you have never drank before. You also said that minors in Japan are not allowed to drink, so the protagonist must have never drank it in the first place. Since he has never drank it, how can he buy beer? And are you sure he is really addicted to alcohol? Rather than adding it on a whim when you were writing? Although the novel is fake, you still need some basic logical thinking, right?

I think the awkward point of this book is how can a traditional Han Chinese tolerate the surname of a Japanese slave?

How should I put it? I feel like my only impression of this book is, would you like a cup of tea? Okay. Do you want coffee? I want it. I want it too. Let's have a drink together, come on, come on, everyone. . . . . . The whole story is just water, and it doesn't require you to be particularly enthusiastic or anything like that. You should have a main line at least. I looked confused.

Is the protagonist a good boy? Click to get the top skills, fall in love procrastinated, can you be more assertive with a powerful monk? Two girls like you, and they are ready to cut each other with swords, why can't you just accept them both? If it doesn't work, just choose one or reject both. What kind of flight is there in the mud? You are cowardly at this level. How did you compete with Zhu Yuanzhang for the world in your previous life? Are you paying for the land for free?

This book is incomparable to the rebirth of Japanese high school students

I casually browsed and came across this good book, which made me feel the faint yet distant aftertaste of daily warmth that I felt when I first read Awakening. I must give it a thumbs up.

What is written in Chapter 43, why do you still feel aggrieved after killing so many people? ? ? Dry

It's been a long time since I've read a book in a serious way. This book is really a surprise. I'm used to reading about monsters and upgrades. This kind of relaxed and warm daily text is still very comfortable to read, and some fantasy things interspersed in the middle are not obtrusive. What impressed me most is that the portrayal of the characters is very good, and each of them is very comfortable. The characters all have their own colors, and even some small characters are well portrayed. For example, some characters in Onotei also have their own characteristics, but the ending is too hasty and leaves a lot of pitfalls. Is it because the author thought there were too many pitfalls and couldn't fill them up and ended it? 😎😎