Killing Enemies Makes Me Stronger! From Spearman to the Fearsome Butcher!

He married his wife, and then he was on the road to save her, and in the middle of it, Pigfoot even lost his memory.

It doesn't look good, the upgrade speed is too slow, and there are disadvantages. It shouldn't be that the realm can be upgraded by adding points. The realm can only be improved by upgrading the skills. If you can just directly improve the realm, then what's the use of the skills. Moreover, the article is too watery, panels appear frequently, and the number of words is too low.

What the hell are you writing? It doesn't look good.

First let me talk about the conclusion, it is a very, very brainless book! The number of water characters is too obvious, the preface often does not match the postscript, the settings are extremely confusing, and there are obvious traces of AI! In the early stage of martial arts, you can compare your strength. But in the later stage, when you become an immortal, you still need to compare your strength? If someone has hundreds of thousands of strength lower than you, you will kill them in seconds, but if you have hundreds of thousands of strength lower than others, you will be able to fight? The whole book can basically be summed up in one sentence. The protagonist has always been a princess, and she can't do anything except kill people and increase their realm! There is no such thing as practicing skills, collecting materials, fighting with others, etc. It just keeps killing and killing. When you have enough points to upgrade, you continue to kill and kill. It's extremely boring! How did you get so many good reviews? Instead of spending money to buy good reviews, why not put some effort into writing well?

How should I put it? He was originally a soldier, but he became a cultivator of immortality.

It is indeed a masterpiece, it has no beginning and no end, it kills from beginning to end, it kills women from beginning to end, it is a mess.

I've seen a hundred or two hundred pictures, and they look pretty good. It's normal for the panel to appear a few times. We also want to know the data about the pig's feet. This is normal. Moreover, the protagonist's words don't overwhelm the protagonist, nor do they confuse the saint, nor do they describe the mistakes. It's good.

Chasing Wife Crematorium

It's okay in the early stage, but it becomes matryoshka later on.

What is written behind this?