A Piece of Brick to Enter the Fairyland

That sucks. After reading so many novels, I finally couldn't help but comment. You can beat the master with just a few moves, but you can't beat someone with a lower level of cultivation than yourself in half a day. Every time the protagonist is beaten by a group of people, the people on the protagonist's side just don't take action. He tried to kill his opponent over and over again, but was defeated again and again by his own hands, and refused to kill him. He insisted on letting the opponent go before he came back to trouble him again. These opponents are also sb. They have been defeated by the protagonist several times in a row, and they will try their best to kill the protagonist when they turn around. Can you make your opponent a little more intelligent? If you can't beat him, you still insist on killing someone? So how come these idiot opponents are so lacking in IQ that they are called geniuses of a certain clan and a certain sect? In the Buddha Prison, I finally managed to seal the masters and the low-hands together, and it took me a long time to kill them all. You have to wait for someone to run out. The writing is too clumsy and illogical. Rubbish.

Chapter 133, I dare to admit, it is definitely the most beautiful one believe me

Is the psychological quality of the protagonist too bad? He shows his murderous intent casually, is frightened and frightened, and the combat power system is simply broken. How can he defeat a character who has gained fame in the younger generation and reached the peak of Nascent Soul with just a few moves?

Eh? What happened to the last sentence of the last chapter? Not finished yet

Dnmd, it was so joyful, I laughed from beginning to end.

May I ask where your tiles are, dear?

Maybe you haven't written this type of thing before. You've always been a human being before, right? Didn't you have a brain when you were a human? What's wrong, where does the confidence come from? Although I don't know how old I will be in my previous life, and I was an adult, I am not as logical as a little kid.

Since when in fairy tales have mortals scolded immortals without being killed? The protagonist hasn't been beaten even though he scolded immortals like that. Isn't it stupid to write a book?

The author has said that it is the first time to write this type of writing. Let's all understand each other. Who has directly succeeded? Isn't it a matter of slowly accumulating experience and doing it step by step?

I read this novel several years ago. Now I finally found it and read it again. It's really good.