Thieving on Heaven's Behalf

I have only read more than fifty chapters. The author's writing is very good and has the style of a physical book. It begins with the protagonist's wretched best friend stealing something, provoking a beautiful prince's daughter, and threatening the two of them to do things for her. Then the protagonist attracts a beautiful scholar's daughter because of his family background, and he also wants the protagonist to help her with things. Then, the protagonist attracted two beautiful bandits from different factions, who took turns to appear in the battle, trying to use the protagonist to help them do things. As for the first fifty chapters, it can be summarized as the protagonist's experience of being threatened by four beautiful women. The protagonist has no purpose, so he is threatened by them into life and death battles, and develops feelings for them as he saves the day from danger. This kind of plot... Jumps to the last page of the ending, where a female character runs towards the protagonist with her child, and another pregnant female character wishes the protagonist happiness. I probably understand, but unfortunately I am not the audience for this kind of plot. Those who like to watch love dramas can join it.

I didn't finish it. After traveling to modern times, I read about a dozen chapters and then gave up. The overall feeling is disgusting. Let me talk about the good things first: the writing is smooth and barrier-free, the number of words is small, and the story setting is wonderful. Let's talk about the disgusting thing: Luo Lie's behavior is too weak, and such a protagonist feels like a little virgin during the chaotic period of the Republic of China. We obviously have the ability and means to eliminate future troubles, but we just don't use them! He always feels that he is strong and can protect the people around him, but in fact he can't protect anyone. If something happens, he blames himself and feels guilty, which makes him speechless. The most puzzling thing is the attitude towards Song Changrong. He has been plotted many times and is in crisis situations. He has no blood relationship with him. He just doesn't deal with it and is addicted to being plotted? The author's setting for the protagonist is: Be cautious of enemies who have not killed people around you. Even if they are clearly very dangerous enemies, even if they are hurt as long as they are not killed, you will not deal with them. Only when things happen around you will you regret it, without exception! I think the author himself is such a person, does this count as acceptance? It's good to be friends with such people, don't worry! The key is that the enemy can rest assured. As long as he can't be killed, he doesn't have to worry about his own death. Don't worry! Powerful people have a spotlight effect. No matter whether they are friends or enemies, the enemy can make good use of friends and relatives to threaten him and let the protagonist do things for him! The whole article is a list of people who were coerced into doing things, and an article about the Holy Mother who was coerced into doing things!!! What reader can stand this? I was disgusting when I read it at first, but now I understand why it is disgusting. It is the Holy Mother who is disgusting!!!!!! A capable Holy Mother, whoever gets involved will be unlucky! It turned out that what I was reading was a Hail Mary, and I was shocked!!!!!!

I'm so scared, this is the third time

The more I write, the more outrageous it becomes. Laser weapons, scanning watches? Chapter 156 says that after being teleported, all the equipment and medicines have expired, and all the future weapons in more than 200 chapters can be used again.

Very reluctantly