Becoming Stronger Starts with the County Magistrate

I've read Chapter 60 and I'm not in the mood to continue reading. It's a lot of nonsense and it's so cruel that I can't stand it anymore. Bye-Bye

As we get to the back, it starts to get a bit shaky. This is a fairy tale. Have you ever seen someone with an AK in his hand? If you like it, just pretend I didn't say it.

I've only read a dozen chapters and can't stand it anymore. The writing makes it uncomfortable.

I don't know what the hell I'm writing about

The article is full of typos, which is really hard to read. The routine only lasts for a thousand years. Every time, I am looked down upon by others first, and then counterattacks and slaps me in the face. Well, it only needs to happen once or twice. It happens like this every time. There is no lesson learned every time. Can't you just use this routine once? Good guy, this is the formula for the entire novel. Don't you change it from beginning to end?

I don't even know what's so cool about writing novels? It shows that the system is cool, but the protagonist is a waste when he gets the system. He wants to build it, but force comes first. Without strength, it is just empty talk. The system is of no use at present. It is basically an empty shell waiting for the protagonist to slowly develop it. As a result, the beginning is all kinds of middle and high martial arts. The protagonist is a waste throughout the whole process. I don't know where the fun is? Moreover, at the beginning of the game, monks who are in the middle or upper martial realm are placed. Could it be that they later turn to martial arts? Or a higher realm? How does the protagonist develop? Are you relying on the author to talk nonsense?

You say it is a farming novel, but you treat the villain as a fool. Not only do you treat the villain as a fool, you also treat the readers as fools. Not learning how to do arithmetic well, but just wanting everyone to scold me is a true reflection of the lack of love since childhood and the lack of scolding when growing up. The plot is protracted and full of nonsense. Except for one setting that is quite eye-catching, there is nothing to boast about. Oh, smooth writing can also count as one

I really can't see it

The shadow of the sword. . .

Flow story, nothing interesting, the realm suppresses the protagonist and writes nonsense