National Martial Arts: I Have More Than 100 Million Clones

I'm convinced, the protagonist is safe and sound, but I can clearly feel that the author is deliberately pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger to make up for the word count. Bad review

The protagonist who is quite good-looking has gone through life and death along the way, without a powerful backing, and has grown into a strong person.

The content written makes people feel too mentally retarded. The more I read it, the more uncomfortable I feel. I don't recommend it.

I've been pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. I'm really drunk. How can I be so big? I look down on the protagonist and step on the protagonist when I meet him. It's so fake.

There is no point in pretending to slap people in the face. I didn't expect that there were only more than 200 pictures, and the ending was hasty, and the mirror didn't even write it clearly.

I originally thought it was a good book, but it fell apart once I got to Fang's house. The protagonist is a coward who is ridiculed all the way. He doesn't even know how to talk. The strength of a high-level warrior is ridiculed by a low-level warrior for several chapters. They form a team together and just sit back and enjoy the success. It's really disgusting.

This book describes the Tai Chi rules, the vast starry sky, and the laws of the universe from another perspective, leaving behind the seeds of hope. Anyone who ignores the rules will eventually be eliminated by the rules.

To persuade you to retreat is to use your wits without thinking.

Keep licking my lips... It's a bit annoying... When I read Chapter 55... It's too ink-stained... I can't stand it anymore... I wrote the numerical values ​​too frequently...

It was okay in the early stages, but I can't stand it anymore.