The Genius Servant

This book is a trial and error, without any logic. In order to establish a relationship between the protagonist and the Song family, it is deliberately written that several bigwigs of the Song family have been targeting a handyman who has no martial arts skills on the surface. How brainless he is, and he will encounter unreasonable provocations wherever he goes.

The protagonist is a child of a poor man. His family has little money, but his level of prodigality is outrageous. Moreover, after killing Liu, the gold and silver were abandoned, which is completely unacceptable. If you don't want money, give it to your family and abandon the book! ! !

In fact, there is no logical relationship. Let's not talk about how talented and awesome the protagonist is. After all, he is the protagonist, so it is natural to open a cheat. It has been said that the protagonist is not deeply involved in the world, but the protagonist cultivates inner strength, but does not tell the three fathers that his second adoptive father is a complete idiot. He knows that he cannot gamble, but he still gambles, and then the protagonist does not care. What I said before is just a little bit of poison. To be honest, I actually think it is acceptable. Then the third and fifth sons killed a small person who was the savior. According to the author's description, I can understand it. What I can't understand the most is that when his father and adoptive father were leaving, why didn't he tell them to agree to wait in the same place? Or tell them directly that they have developed inner muscles. If the protagonist is deep-minded, I can understand it. After all, I don't believe them, but then I talked about the induction and all those things again in front of the grave. Isn't this an inconsistency in the previous and later characters? Moreover, the protagonist also looked very calm when hunting in the mountains. Why did he look like he was not deeply involved in the world later? , I know that the author wants to let him see the viciousness of human nature through the death of his three fathers, but this is just the author's opinion. I think there are not enough poisonous points, so I can continue.

Genius handyman? ? You insulted the word "genius". The title of the book should be "Fool".

The plot is really made up and has no reasonable basis. For example, the protagonist practices martial arts without telling his three fathers. For example, in the novel, the protagonist's family of four cannot afford meat. The protagonist, whose martial arts level is one level lower than that of the three fathers, starts hunting to improve his food. What is the IQ of his three fathers?

The villain dies from talking too much, the protagonist dies from being a pretentious bitch

The bet is: Song wins one and loses three. If Ye wins, he pays fifty to one. I each bet five taels, and Song wins and I get fifteen taels. If Ye wins, I will get two hundred and fifty taels, a guaranteed profit without any loss. I don't know how this banker acted?

This book has a lot of poisonous points, and the author is not very good at it. My anti-toxic constitution is almost overwhelmed.

I think the character of the protagonist is not suitable. The author may think that the three fathers of the protagonist are too annoying and not suitable for the protagonist to wander around the world, so he uses various means to kill them so that the protagonist can get spiritual sublimation. To be honest, I might as well just let me watch an orphan. After all, there are not so many poisonous points to complain about.

Through his induction, Lu Cheng discovered that there were two secret books hidden in the arms of the child in front of him, one on Chinese and one on mathematics... He carefully understood the profound contents inside through his talent... Later, he met a young man who broke down and actually hid 7 thick secret books. In addition to the advanced version of junior high school Chinese, mathematics and physics, he also met an old professor who carried a big bag that was as tall as a person, with more than a hundred secret books hidden inside...