Under One Person: Will You Become Stronger If You Are Exposed to the Sun? I Will Directly Click on Eight Special Skills

Only good reviews are given for chapters that have been read, and no comments are allowed for unread chapters. The cause and effect is too great to bear.

Author, I don't dare to make random comments. I'm afraid that later someone will use the Qinglong Yanyue Sword to teach me how to comb my hair in the middle, use the Fangtian Painting Halberd to peel apples for me, use the Chuanguo Jade Seal to smash walnuts for me to eat, climb high-voltage wires to play the Dongfeng Po for me, use the Dinghai Shenzhen to knit me a sweater, and then call me Xiu'er.

I'm really convinced. The comment was officially rejected. Anyway, the two words are nice, but the author is too short.

I don't understand. Since the same golden light spell and thunder method as Old Heavenly Master can't defeat Quanxing, in a one-person world, Old Heavenly Master can only hit anyone with one blow. Your combat power is so low.

Extremely powerful skills, but an extremely trashy protagonist, I dare not write about it The characters are dead, probably because they are afraid of ruining the plot, and there are random fan creations... I deleted the book after reading Chapter 70.

Such a strong system, such a strong protagonist, but in the end nothing works. The man in black robe was forcibly fired. That time Zhang Chulan killed Wang Bing again. This protagonist has no cultivation base, and his strength is overwhelming. Then do whatever you can't do and force the villain to run away.

Out of my love for Under One Person, I insisted on reading Chapter 19. To be honest, the writing is really not very good. First of all, the wording. The first sentence of the book is that Longhu Mountain is shrouded in peace. Maybe I am nitpicking, but shouldn't the shadow of death, white terror, etc. Be shrouded in general? This kind of wording has a lot of words behind it, which makes people feel a little embarrassed. Then there is the dialogue between the people inside. When put into context, it always makes people feel that they are neither big nor small. It is a bit uncomfortable for an old person like me to watch. Next, let's talk about the plot. I guess the author has never read the original work, maybe not even the animated version. Many plots and settings feel forced. In order to connect the protagonist with Longhu Mountain, Zhang Huaiyi was forcibly accepted as an apprentice. In order to let the protagonist go up the mountain, the protagonist's parents were killed and he was forced to bear the blood feud. In order to allow the protagonist who traveled through time to seek revenge, the setting of the original owner of the body was forcibly added. What's even more outrageous is that for the sake of the sex bed thing, a female disciple was forced into Longhu Mountain. I even doubted whether the author had received a summons from Longhu Mountain... In addition, the author writes that Longhu Mountain is like a cultivation sect. A group of Taoist priests seem to have nothing else to do but practice all day long. Do the Taoist priests not have to do the morning, noon and evening classes? The exercises are also outrageous. The Golden Light Mantra is taught casually, and the Five Thunder Methods are actually passed down to lay disciples. Isn't this Five Thunder Methods only passed on to candidates for the Celestial Master? There is also the golden light curse. In the author's writing, in addition to being straight, it turns into a big hand of golden light. In fact, the golden light curse is ever-changing, and it is no worse than the Five Thunder Zhengfa if you learn it well. The old master can condense the golden light into golden threads to create winding and whipping effects. Zhang Huaiyi can condense it into the shape of a blade. It seems a bit monotonous to write it like this. Another thing I want to complain about is that the protagonist's plug-in is too casual, and it doesn't fit in with the protagonist's setting of avenging blood... Since I've only read Chapter 19, that's all I have to say for now. Of course, I don't plan to read it anymore. The gap between this book and my expectations is really big.

The protagonist was a free agent in his previous life. I thought it was good. I let Xia He go for the first time. I won't say anything about Lu Liang. The second time the skills were synthesized. There were so many new methods, but Wang Bing and Hei Pao were let go. It was really flying. Except for these two paragraphs, everything else was okay. I hope the author won't let the horse go next time.

The protagonist is so holy. In the first few scenes, she met Zhang Yanyan and wanted to kill him. Later, she called her mother to kill him together. In the end, the protagonist won the battle and the protagonist let them go. In the later scenes, Liu Yanyan should be one of the female protagonists.

The book is good