Wuxia: Ambushed from the Start, I Awakened Max-Level Dragon-Elephant Power

It feels like the plot before and after has been changed,,, but it ends in an anticlimax.

It's just like a running account, but it's not that exciting. The plot has no ups and downs and no foreshadowing of the characters. It's also not good. I'll give it 4 points if it's okay to pass the time.

And that opening. It's the same as the full-level Vajra Palm. The killer behind him is his great grandfather, a prince of a certain country or something. Unjustly accused then. Revenge. In the end, the protagonist no longer sat as emperor and was given to the grandpa, and the protagonist ascended. Another story and plot. Laughing to death

I've only read Chapter 222, and I don't have any major faults. I just feel it's boring and have no motivation to continue reading. The protagonist's combat power at the beginning is at a high-end level, and he is basically invincible later on. The general content is that something goes wrong, and then the superiors send the protagonist to solve it, and the system rewards it, but that's it. The heroine is an NPC character, an ordinary merchant's daughter (mortal) with no special characteristics. She appears every few dozen chapters. The only meaning of her existence is to prove that this book has emotional drama (although it is better than nothing). Then, the protagonist spends more than 200 chapters without even a decent brother or friend, and his subordinates feel more like cowards who only take advantage. Also, I personally feel that the combat power of the Demon Cult is a bit weak. It is set as a remnant of the previous dynasty and has been secretly working to restore the country. The key is that a protector and a group of subordinates almost destroyed the dynasty. There are 6 such protectors. There are three emperors above the protector, a leader above the three emperors, and a previous leader above the leader. I don't know if there will be more in the future, so you know.

The logic is slightly irrational. Without masculine energy, how can the life and death talisman be effective??

This book is a manifestation of the law of the jungle. The male protagonist will follow the rules in ordinary things. Once the male protagonist feels aggrieved and jealous of others, he will not be reasonable or follow the rules. Read Chapter 404 and you will know why I say this!

A person who traveled back in time in modern times could actually agree to marry someone he had met once, and it was not arranged by the family, but was agreed to by himself. It's not that I don't like watching harems, but there's no need to be so hasty, right?

The book overall is pretty good! It's just that the ending is too hasty!

I read Chapter 46 and found two poisonous points. First, where is Wang Daqiang? Where is your father's old subordinate, Wang Daqiang, the only person who agrees with your position as commander-in-chief? I asked you where Wang Daqiang went? Second, there are actually flower pickers in the capital city. What do you think? Withdrawn.

Just average, the plot is a bit cliche