I Sweep Through the Apocalypse with Cultivation

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I haven't finished it yet. I couldn't stand it until I reached chapter 47. There were no big problems before. But there is a point in the first few chapters of chapter 47 that left me speechless: under normal circumstances, when the male and female protagonists are not together, exposed, and ambiguous, the male protagonist's subordinates insist on calling the female protagonist sister-in-law, exm? Is it okay? This is obviously a novel in which the female protagonist is the primary protagonist? Doesn't she feel weak when she meets a man? 1. The female protagonist is sick: she is very confident in herself, knowing that the male protagonist is very powerful after coming out of the army, so she asked the children to learn from him. She never thought of competing with him and exercising to see her own abilities. She wanted to build a base but did not establish her prestige, and did not tell everyone what her abilities were. How, what? Just to pave the way for showing weakness when meeting the male protagonist in the later stage? Just to save the beauty as a hero in the later stage of the male protagonist? To put it bluntly, it is arrogant and arrogant, thinking that there is no danger if you become an immortal by yourself. You rely on the speed and brute strength of the immortal, and never thought of learning moves from the male protagonist. And I am even more speechless. I have the highest level of cultivation and ordinary people. Even if I am the King of Soldiers, do I still need to rely on ordinary people to save me after I have built the seventh or eighth level? Spiritual power is for show. But speaking from no experience, I think this is fine. 2. The male protagonist is sick: He somehow thinks that he is very good and that he relies on others to cultivate immortality. Since he is also cultivating, he should know how big the difference is between cultivating immortals and ordinary people. He also told his subordinates that the female protagonist lacks combat experience and did not explain clearly, making the subordinates think that the heroine is soft. Weak, really crazy. You are a big boss and captain and you can't even express yourself at the most basic level? Just tell me, the heroine has strong fighting ability but lacks combat experience. You can pay more attention during the battle, so as not to leave the image of the heroine as a weak chicken to your subordinates. I am really speechless. 3. Sick subordinates: Just like the gangsters, when they see a woman next to the boss, they call her sister-in-law. They can't figure out the priority. It's clear that the hero has explained the heroine's rescue of him and other things, but he still regards the heroine as an accessory of the hero. Oh, maybe there is a plot saying that this is to protect the heroine? Anyway, I feel very neurotic. I call people sister-in-law inexplicably. A gangster, is this what the King of Soldiers is like? Anyway, I'm speechless. I can't stand it anymore after seeing this. I don't know if I'll make up for it later. I don't want to watch it anyway. The perception is very poor.

The heroine can take on anyone, with just one pill... The 4-person team also has a Holy Father who gets bitten back. I'm in the golden elixir stage, but I can still be plotted by others even if I have no cultivation.

What are these things written about?

I also want to cultivate immortality. It's very beautiful. Please update it more often.

Well, the front part is pretty good, but the back part is hard to comment on. The heroine accepts everyone, and then a Holy Father appears in the team, and she ends up having to help him all the time. I encountered a demon cultivator who could have been killed with one shot, but she still stayed there. It was quite speechless. Also, the heroine had no cultivation and someone wanted to harm her but she didn't even know. Oh, it's hard to explain in one sentence, but the front is quite interesting.

There was Da Bing, who recognized a younger brother and took her home as soon as she arrived. She told people that the end of the world was coming and that she still had room for cultivating immortality. He has no common sense at all to guard against others. When he sees a stranger, he goes up to talk to him. The man with a disabled leg also has a bodyguard, and he takes action as soon as he approaches. It's really a big deal.

It's hard to find a good post-apocalyptic article, but updates are too slow.

It's getting better and better, please update soon

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking. It's better to ask for three sides.