Heaven-Burning Sword Venerable

There are too many side details and redundancies, nothing that touches people's hearts, and the plot is too bland.

What could have been dealt with had to be grinded.

Is this what you call decisive killing? Disgusting, okay?

I'm halfway through and can't stand it anymore. Many people go to the secret realm to find treasures of heaven and earth. If you are injured, you go to the secret room to heal. There are treasures in the secret room. Should you collect the treasures first and heal your wounds, or heal your wounds first and collect the treasures? Remember, many people are hunting for treasures. I don't mean that normal people know what to do, so I can't stand it anymore. A group of normal people will be regarded as fools if they are written by a mentally retarded person. A small storyline is long and lengthy, at least dozens of chapters.

Only when I was halfway through did I realize that the writer was a woman, and that Pig's Knuckles was a womanly person who let go of enemies and left hidden dangers everywhere when the enemy said they wanted to. He also acted submissively and did not act vigorously and decisively like a man should.

He lets the enemy escape at every turn, leaving hidden dangers for himself. He has a serious IQ flaw.

This is the most useless pig's foot. The inspection was knocked away by others.

The pig's trotters that could have solved the problem in one or two strokes took a long time to complete. That is, before fighting the ants, they had to deal with it a lot. In addition, some people even fought for a long time and people ran away. Where did the decisive killing in the speechless writing go? A good work should have more sense of justice and less selfishness, be decisive in doing things, not too wordy, and the storyline should not be similar, and don't have pig's feet that arrive at the last critical moment. There are not so many good things in life, there are sooner or later and just the right time.

The author's text is a bit too good!

At first glance, it's a stallion story. I'm speechless and can't stand it at all!