I Chose to Give Up, and Now All the Villains Are Panicking!

The writing is really poor. I kept writing about just a few of them. The protagonist kept fighting throughout the whole story, and there was no fun in showing off. The power of the protagonist depends entirely on the system. If there is no system, he is just a scumbag. I feel that the villain is really wronged, and the author's views are not very correct.

Shuangwen is indeed right. But let's use some brainpower. So brainless

The content of the first 100 chapters or so of this book is acceptable, but it starts to get more and more nonsense later on. I can only catch two or three chapters while rushing. I don't know what the author is thinking. Sometimes there is no need to introduce it in such detail. Wouldn't it be better if you just use the character dialogue template?

The subject matter is novel and the story is lively and interesting. The protagonist doesn't play by the rules. I can only say that this novel is unique and very attractive.

There is no cancer. I love this kind of novel without a female protagonist, because there will not be all kinds of harem training maniacs, nor will there be a single female protagonist who will forcefully conquer the enemy and draw hatred. The plot is good and interesting, suitable for killing time.

Are you wrong? This pig's foot must be a monk and eunuch character.

I've read almost 40 chapters and it's still quite exciting. I just read another review that said it won't work in the later stages, so I'll watch it again. I just have a suggestion to make the protagonist more handsome, like in "Douluo Dalu" where Tang San was forced to have plastic surgery. I have a lot of facial features, so it's okay to look at them in real life, but I really don't like those who look disgusting on the Internet (my parents already have Resurrection Armor, and I have bought the Sky Famous Sword)

It's okay, it's brainless, it's cheap, it's fun, that's enough

The style is light and interesting, and the protagonist always maintains an idle attitude. This is worthy of praise. It retains the target readers and is worth recommending to some bookworms who are interested in this kind of book. Unlike other similar Xianyu novels, the protagonist starts with the Xianyu system, and then slowly fights, Long Aotian, collects the harem, pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger, etc. The source of the reward for the system is that the protagonist is trapped somewhere and the time is tens of thousands times, messing around in a different world, wearing real clothes, and gradually changing to a brainless style. The more you watch, the more you watch, and your blood pressure gets higher and higher.

A group of bad luck villains and a bad protagonist. It feels very reasonable.