This Assassin Is Too Cautious

I have read a few chapters myself, and I think it is pretty good. This is a relatively popular martial arts novel, but there is no traditional system to help, only the protagonist's own talent and personality. I really appreciate this. The turning point I like is probably around chapter 50, because this is the first time the protagonist recognizes himself, faces himself, and transcends himself. Needless to say, there are too many to mention. Those who are interested can read it. From an ordinary person's perspective, I think it's okay (●—●)

This book looks very interesting. Many characters in it are well written. Everyone has his own story and ending. Everyone is the protagonist in his own world. Maybe he didn't win at the beginning, but he won't win in the end. After so long, he will win once, just once is enough😁

Interesting, a wonderful combination of modernity and ancient times, with just the right amount of complaining seasoning, children love to watch it.

It's good to watch, but it's unfinished. Apart from being really cautious at the beginning, there are some deviations in the later part, especially when accepting a disciple. It's very annoying to watch. He said he was cautious, but he was so careless that he was stabbed. However, his later caution and wits were very exciting. Until he said that he wanted to regain the caution he had when he was 17 years old, I felt a little speechless at the time. If he is really a very cautious person, how could he become less cautious due to time constraints? And the more he goes on, the more he looks like a bad guy, but he is still very good-looking, but the most annoying thing is that his apprentice always cheats him. 80% Of the crises in the whole book are because of his apprentice, so I thought about how he could tolerate such a disciple with his cautious temperament? Maybe I'll wipe my butt once, or at most twice, and I'll kill him, but if I can bear with it a little, it's generally good, but it's a pity that it's unfinished, and there should be a final volume that I haven't written yet.

It's been very long-winded, and only one or two words have passed by. It's very embarrassing.

After reading Chapter 34, I suddenly couldn't stand it anymore. First of all, it is inconsistent with human society. Secondly, it doesn't matter if a disciple stabs his master from the beginning, whether it is unintentional or not. Who can guarantee that you will not bite the master after learning your ability? The writing of saving people later is also very poor. Does it seem humorous to be threatened by the disciple? Who is the master? In ancient times, it was the master, not the master. The master who disobeys the master has the right to abolish the martial arts of the apprentice and remove him from the sect.

It's pretty, but it sucked in the end

Overall good, but cut...

Volume 4 is so exciting

Good