[System flow + golden entries + unlimited upgrades + struggle for hegemony in troubled times + decisive killing + warm daily life]
When Chen Xiao woke up, he traveled through time and became the famous fool in Qingshi Village.
His father disappeared and the family was completely devastated.
Fortunately, the god-level entry system has been activated, and the first golden entry is: a permanent certificate, and whatever you gain will be permanently solidified and never retreat.
Archery, a half-day introduction.
When he came down from the mountain carrying eighty pounds of wild boar, everyone was stunned.
When a top relative comes to ask for money, he raises his hand and slaps her: "From today on, anyone who dares to touch my sister will get her back tenfold."
The little daughter-in-law pulled him with red eyes: "Xiao Xiao, stop fighting..."
"If you can't beat me, I'll help you."
He started as a hunter in a mountain village. Hunting, tracking, archery, and swordsmanship—while others were still struggling to overcome their bottlenecks, each of his skills was infinitely superimposed.
Troubled times are coming, rebels are everywhere, and everyone is fighting to survive.
Chen Xiao discovered that the entire world was his hunting ground, and he could do whatever he wanted.
There is no good person, the character design is tough, and they are all tools. Many people are good people in one picture, but become bad guys in the next picture. The male protagonist is an extraordinary bread man. He can bully anyone. Isn't this a book?
I hope the protagonist can improve his cultivation level faster.
Although the protagonist fought in Vietnam, he has always been very aggrieved... I was not in a good mood when I read this book.
It's nice, but a little too short.
You think it is a cool article, but it is actually a turtle article. The author only promotes the plot by being frustrated along the way. All cheats are fake, only the failure is real, and the protagonist is fake and deep, really handsome, and has no personality charm.
The protagonist said a few words in the first few chapters. Later, when he entered the martial arts hall and was spoken to by others, he didn't say a word. Although the enemy would die within three chapters, it still didn't feel good.
I advise everyone not to look at it. Behind the scenes, they are just licking dogs from multiple forces.
A hare sells for fifteen cents a piece, and the cheapest sorghum rice costs thirty-five cents a pound. Rice is much more expensive than meat. Wouldn't it be delicious to eat meat directly?
There is no good person, the character design is tough, and they are all tools. Many people are good people in one picture, but become bad guys in the next picture. The male protagonist is an extraordinary bread man. He can bully anyone. Isn't this a book?
I hope the protagonist can improve his cultivation level faster.
Although the protagonist fought in Vietnam, he has always been very aggrieved... I was not in a good mood when I read this book.
It's nice, but a little too short.
You think it is a cool article, but it is actually a turtle article. The author only promotes the plot by being frustrated along the way. All cheats are fake, only the failure is real, and the protagonist is fake and deep, really handsome, and has no personality charm.
The protagonist said a few words in the first few chapters. Later, when he entered the martial arts hall and was spoken to by others, he didn't say a word. Although the enemy would die within three chapters, it still didn't feel good.
I advise everyone not to look at it. Behind the scenes, they are just licking dogs from multiple forces.
A hare sells for fifteen cents a piece, and the cheapest sorghum rice costs thirty-five cents a pound. Rice is much more expensive than meat. Wouldn't it be delicious to eat meat directly?