The Peerless Martial Venerable

This introduction can drive away a lot of people. . .

How strong is the willpower? He promised his wife that he would not cheat on her, and was raped by women several times. After he had sex, he was even threatened with doing this and that, but he agreed to it all. The protagonist was too cowardly and was played like a sexual slave by women.

Nowadays, authors only know that for the sake of some students who have no money to push for manuscripts every day, they start to pile up the number of words regardless of the quality of the article, regardless of whether the plot is reasonable or not. In the end, they exhaust themselves and have no money to make. Is it really worth it? Good articles do not rely on users who know how to push manuscripts because they have nothing to do but have no money, but rely on users who read classic articles in their free time at work. If the author's life is really embarrassing, he will write while working and write good articles. After the completion, people will continue to read them, and the money earned can last a lifetime. Junk articles can only earn living expenses at that time.

It's really ugly and has a very poor sense of immersion.

How much do you like carrying your hands behind your back?

The introduction is poisonous. He is a genius in alchemy, but he is not born with martial arts. So what do you rely on to make alchemy, a pressure cooker and a gas stove, or do you chew it with your mouth and knead it into a ball?

I read this novel a long time ago. It has more than 7 million words. I actually finished it. Reading it now, I feel so childish. I really didn't expect how I could persist in reading it word for word?

He has mastered so many elixirs and always said how can he train people? Could it be that he can't even train his own maid sister? If he doesn't have the talent, he can use elixirs to cleanse his bones and marrow. He can't even take care of the people around him.

He is a peerless alchemy genius. Already peerless. Destroy the world. If you say so (he is a peerless genius in alchemy). How many of the people who write online texts are not from African Chinese schools? The sad era of online writing.

I finally finished reading it. The story is acceptable but the writing is lacking. I look forward to improving. If you can ignore garbled words, inappropriate words, and incomprehensible words, it's still okay to take a look. It's basically a youth drama. All the characters, regardless of gender, age or status, have a mindset in their twenties and thirties. The mind is active and can be somewhat inspiring.