Transmigrating from Wudang

He is a eunuch. He has no personal characteristics. He has always followed the trend. He has a system but still has not become a great master. He is also a soft-hearted and nosy person.

Eunuch

The introduction is a system article. In fact, it is just to deceive people to get in and earn readings. The system is a dead system, and the later systems will not come out. It is still the kind of bachelor who will live forever. Not recommended, it's a waste of time

I kept bragging about how awesome the protagonist is. As soon as I finished saying "Zhen Gu Shuo Jin", I was blown away by the next page. Humor

Too bland narrative. When I wrote the system, I didn't feel that the system helped improve the protagonist's martial arts. I just passed it through eight years and six years. As the protagonist, I should be able to achieve it even if I practice it by myself. When the martial arts is advanced, there is no feeling of showing off in front of others. It also does not reflect the protagonist's talent and wit. There is no admiration from the daughter of Jianghu. The plot is basically an extension of Yitian's content. What do you think of successful people who don't have any of the money, status, beauty, wisdom, or martial arts skills?

When I went to Tianlong, I became a tool man, working as a dog and rescuing here and there without being paid, which made me feel aggrieved just looking at it.

It got boring after the Zhu Xian chapter

No passion, very bland. It feels like chicken ribs and tasteless.

I think this book is quite good. Well, the first point they mentioned is about the system, but the presence of the system is not very high. This is true. Oh, I think it is the author. In order to make the plot of each world longer, he does not want to go too fast and does not want to dominate. The character's strength increased too fast, especially when Bailian screamed. I think the author's writing was at least quite vivid. As for the book that others said, it ended directly with the eunuch. I don't know if I haven't seen it yet, but I think the first few parts of it are at least quite good. It's smooth and quite good. You can read it when you're short of books. I think it's much better than many systematic and brainless novels. The only point in the early stage that I personally can't see clearly is the issue of realm. The author himself didn't explain it clearly here, especially when it comes to publishing. After entering the world of martial arts, if your protagonist doesn't understand it himself, he can't explain it by looking at the system. I just don't know if the author has his own settings or if there is foreshadowing behind it. I will continue to look at it to see if it is really a eunuch.

How to say it? Not so good, it was okay at first, but then it was written like those immortality essays. I saw through the world of mortals and walked away gracefully. I couldn't stand listening to what happened after that.