The Outcast: Starting with the War Against Japan, I Grow Stronger by Killing Enemies

I have read about two hundred chapters, but I have not watched the anime "Under One Person". I can only make a simple evaluation of this novel. The author sometimes writes the characters' names backwards, and the names of the people who speak and those who answer back are reversed. Later, Liu Qingyu's ability was really exaggerated. Obviously, he has just touched the threshold of "Tao", the threshold of becoming an immortal, and he can already come back to life. If he becomes an immortal later, it will be fine. In the end, becoming an immortal is either reaching the finale of the last few chapters (written as a short story), or traveling to another world (written as a long story). The short section about the anti-Japanese war was quite exciting, but it didn't take long for the protagonist Liu Qingyu's skills to surpass those of the older generation, with hundreds of thousands of years of cultivation. At this time, his cultivation level was already the first in the world. After several decades of seclusion, when he came out again, he was still the same first person. With this cultivation and means, wouldn't it be easier to figure out some things? But it has a bit of a hidden meaning. First, he hides his cultivation in front of the juniors, and then his identity is guessed because of some people and things. And Lu Linglong, even though some people and things have made her aware of Liu Qingyu's strength and identity, she still calls him his junior brother. Is this to develop the rhythm of their relationship, or is it to show that the protagonist is devoted to the Tao and does not have love for himself. There is also Liu Qingyu, who often engages in resurrection. Will he be able to help people extend their life span and restore their youthful appearance, like the third level of reverse rebirth, which can make some of his peers young again? The system appears very rarely, and has only one function, which is to help him improve his cultivation level. Each time, it takes dozens or hundreds of years to improve his cultivation level. The proficiency of skills naturally increases due to the increase in cultivation level and the constant killing in the early stage. The previous resistance against Japan seemed to be to make his own invincibility more natural, just to allow him to have strength beyond everyone in modern times and become a person with boundless abilities like a real immortal. You can still read the first part, but when you get to the current point later, it won't look good. However, the name of the novel shows that he mainly focuses on the modern point. Come read it when you are short of books. My personal opinion of this book is: it is not very good (only my personal opinion).

I really don't know how 9.6 Came about

Elementary school level from second to fourth grade

Well, the setting of this book initially attracted me, and the first few chapters were pretty good. But in the later stages, the combat power basically collapsed, and people's names were often spelled incorrectly. There was a bit of enthusiasm in the early stages, but after reading too much, it became awkward. The writing style was a bit childish. From the early stage to the later stages, It feels like the protagonist has a split personality, and his personality suddenly changes. It feels like he is a different person before and after the retreat, especially after he comes out of the retreat, it is similar to the urban legend of the Dragon King.

Kill the little devil BB and write a lot of messy things

There's so much nonsense, it's so slow

Worshiping the Bodhisattva in Wudang Taoist Temple is awesome.

Rotten What I wrote is not interesting at all. I just came here for the system, but I didn't write much at all. The protagonist's strength is also unclear. The author said that strong is strong. Why not be stronger just because of high cultivation level is too boring?

I really don't know why there is a label called IQ Online. I saw a few pictures and they all show the same old routines, and the combat power is unclear. They are grinding and chirping during the fight (ಠ .̫.̫ ಠ)

At first I thought you made a typo, but it turns out you really don't know the names of some characters. They are called Ding Daoan and Tu Junfang. Could you please read the original novel?