The World of Military Strategy

In today's novels, people who enter a sect are bullied and beaten to death casually. No matter how big the sect is, it disbands within a few years, and there is no brain to think about it. This kind of thing is disgusting to watch. Damn, more and more novels like this are being written. Every novel tries every possible means to get in with a shameless face, but it seems to be of no use. It seems that everyone who comes in is being criticized, as if they have entered the enemy's trap. I don't mean to be a star. I've read books for more than ten years and complained.

I've only read a few chapters and can't stand it anymore. The person that all the sects want to accept is just a handyman, forcing hatred in all kinds of ways.

When I saw Chapter 5, the protagonist's father was secretly brutally attacked and would lose his nine-success power, which was in line with the definition of "the protagonist's parents are in a high-risk occupation". I looked through the table of contents and didn't see the chapter about the protagonist going for revenge. I instantly fell out of love with the book. Perhaps the author had forgotten to fill in this pitfall.

Change the skin but not the bones. It's a good subject to be blind.

Although the chapter has a finale, it doesn't seem to be in content.

After reading some of it, it seems that the whole world dislikes the protagonist. There are a bunch of people who are trying to step on him and forcefully cause trouble, and everyone is disliked. In the whole story, except for his father, he doesn't even have a friend, and there is no one.

This book is one of the few that can be transformed into two chapters. I forgot how many chapters ago the author suddenly evolved. The story began to break away from the formula, which is surprising. Come on 🤭

Written like stones in a latrine

I have tried the poison and am recuperating in bed

It's too poisonous. Besides talking nonsense, the male protagonist just keeps getting into trouble. He feels so awesome even though he can't afford to offend himself. There is a reason for his poor grades.