Infinite Defense

This book is average, and you can't tell the difference between the big and small kings. The main character is obviously Chi Dun, but several chapters are devoted to the supporting characters' inner activities and experiences on the road. Instead, the main character is written down until the next chapter or the end, and then the other characters are described. Since the protagonist is Chi Dun, we should write more about the protagonist's encounters, instead of giving too many roles to the supporting characters, causing the scenes to change at any time when watching a movie. Sometimes the protagonist's experience, sometimes the supporting character's experience, sometimes the villain's introduction and origin. It's too messy.

The writing is very general, just like the previous sect competition. The opponent can use a better quality rope to teach the pig's feet how to behave. After all, it only has the characteristics of high defense. Unfortunately, it still takes a little bit of wisdom.

Not bad

The first hundred or so chapters were okay