The protagonist had fallen into a death-like situation right from the start. Suddenly, a meteor fell from the sky, and the protagonist was reborn again, but it was only in the 41st chapter that the trace of the meteor appeared again. The span of the meteor was a little too big, and from the looks of the setting of this object, it didn’t seem like the golden finger of the protagonist, but more like a death knell. As a person, the second life feels like life is in vain, so there is a third life of prodigal son. This kind of scenario was rather rare, but the author’s reason was that the protagonist was not able to integrate into the new world during his second life, which was why he felt that the protagonist’s mental endurance was too poor. Perhaps it was unacceptable at the beginning, but people still had to face reality. The second life of the main character was too abandoned, leaving people speechless and furious. At the beginning of the novel, the Song King seemed to have no other supporters besides the Wang family and Lu Ting. The others were either enemies or neutral, or just traitors. Wasn’t this person’s charm too bad? Could it be that he wanted to suppress the situation before starting to move on? Or was it to highlight the future brilliance of the main character, deliberately belittle the power of the main character? However, wasn’t this way too unreasonable? The disparity between the two kings was too great, and it was simply a crushing defeat. This only served to emphasize the incompetence of the Song King. In addition, as an aerial historical world, the addition of one’s martial prowess would also bring about great changes, so Huangfu Haoyue was advised to pay more attention. Even though his martial prowess was high, his weapon forging skills were still at the low-level. It was indeed a bit unjustifiable.
