A Hundred Years of Sword Training, Invincible the Moment I Descend the Mountain

Let's evaluate it objectively. The first half is very awkward, and both Zhou You and the people around him show too much intelligence (Zhou You is pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger due to the setting reason, plus he has a seal, but it is really inappropriate for others to do this, too much force), the overall plot is also dull, and the content is routine. After one hundred chapters, Ji Hao appears, the content becomes more and more exciting, and there are fewer plots to subdue one's wits (the traveling performance will become more and more intelligent in the future). I don't have the patience to read the previous suggestions and skip to this. The polarization of the comment area also proves my statement. The reading time of the negative reviews is very short, and I did not read the next part. Character creation is the highlight, the group portraits are well written, each character is very novel and three-dimensional, and has its own joys and sorrows of good and evil; there is also a lot of philosophical content in the back, such as saints are immortal, thieves are endless, and good and evil coexist. Although I don't agree with some parts, it is overall very profound and thought-provoking. This alone is better than most online articles.

1/If you are not mentally retarded, you must know that you are very powerful, but "always think that you are weak." This kind of contrasting design either means that the protagonist is mentally retarded, or that the readers are all mentally retarded. 2/Virgin: Jing Xiaoyu covets the sword, the old dog steals the sword to save his adopted daughter, a trap is a trap, a betrayal is a betrayal, this can all be forgiven. Haha, because someone was caught and threatened by his family, and then became a traitor, author, according to your logic, would you praise him?

Well! I really can't stand it anymore! Farewell!

I like the author's works very much! From the immortal Li Yi to the current protagonist Zhou You, he is a very rational character who will not be easily swayed by his emotions!

In the early stages of this story, you may feel that the main character is very weak. After all, he has been on the mountain for 100 years, and he is really a little sluggish when he comes down from the mountain. You need to look back. There is no intellectual part in this book, at least I don't think there is. From the protagonists Zhou You, Lao Gou, Xiao Ji, Xiao Dong, Yao Si, Tong Qing, including Yu Zun who joined the gang later. The appeal and character creation are both very good. In one sentence, Lord Big Arm deserves to be the leader of the gang.

It's quite good to watch. It's probably some funny conversations between two people with different personalities and some particularly funny and exciting events. The sentences are fluent and the plot is quite exciting. It's not the kind that has multiple female protagonists and keeps licking. It's mostly a comedy series that is compartmentalized. It's not the kind that's completely invincible, but the kind that slowly becomes invincible. Overall, it's interesting to watch if you like comedy.

Apart from the fact that the protagonist looks like an idiot and lost his mind, there is no bright spot at all! You don't even know a lot of the most basic common sense!

The setting Zhou You gave me is relatively novel. He is neither absolutely good nor absolutely evil. He has his own judgment, and his indifferent attitude is really like the style of Taoism. It is rare to see this kind of protagonist. Other protagonists are either like Confucianism, hanging pots to save the world, or they are all kinds of cool articles and all kinds of crushing. This one really does a good job in shaping the characters.

It's always fucking exciting. If the dead author doesn't know how to write, then don't write. He treats the readers as fools.

"All authority comes from the people" goes with this sentence. This is an excellent work!