Little Farmer Big Star

Is the little beggar the protagonist? This is a question worthy of careful discussion and research. 』

In the "Xia Ke Xing" column, martial arts fans from other provinces also got familiar with the content of the first chapter through the detailed sharing of martial arts fans in Funan Province.

The whole column is full of enthusiasm, new posts and replies keep appearing, and everyone is enthusiastic.

Among them, everyone was most interested and the most heated topics were naturally the "little beggar" and the "protagonist".

"According to the situation of the first chapter, the little beggar should be the protagonist. First, the chapter name is 'Shaobing Xianzi'. We all know that the so-called 'Xianzi' is the 'Xuantie Ling' that everyone is fighting for. . Such important things were obtained by the little beggar inadvertently, which is definitely the protagonist's halo.

In addition, in the end, the little beggar was taken away by Xie Yanke. Although Xie Yanke did not have any good intentions, his martial arts were very high. The little beggar followed him, afraid that he might have a chance, which is obviously also the treatment of the protagonist. It's just the name of this 'dog bastard' that makes people very suspicious. "

"The analysis upstairs is reasonable, but I think this may be an illusion that Gu Yong deliberately gave us. After all, it is difficult for anyone to accept that the protagonist's name is 'dog bastard', Gu Yong can't really do that."

"Hey! I think Gu Yong really did it. You all forgot, that fellow has the title of 'Murderer and Mad Demon'. The last time he abused the protagonist Di Yun so badly, it is impossible to repeat it this time. Come once. What should I do? I just figured out a way to name it, anyway, it must be abused."

"Shut up! According to the words upstairs, Gu Yong doesn't abuse the protagonist, so I feel uncomfortable! If you can't abuse the sex, then you just abuse the name."

"Nima, after listening to your analysis, it is normal to co-author only the name 'dog bastard'?"

"It can only be understood like this, why don't you call it a 'dog bastard'?"

"Oh, no, what if the little beggar isn't the protagonist? I'm not sure yet, okay?"

"Cut! Look at it, the little beggar must be the protagonist. I have already analyzed it thoroughly about Guyong."

"I don't think so. The name 'Bitch' is too ridiculous."

"Absolutely!"

"Absolutely not!"

"..."

"Yes" and "No"? Fight again!

Still the old way to solve the problem,

vote!

So, another voting channel was opened at the top of the column, "Is the little beggar 'dog bastard' the protagonist?"

There are also only two options, "yes" or "no".

Once it is opened, the voting value also goes up continuously.

However, this time, there are obviously more people who choose "no".

...

Ordinary martial arts fans are discussing this issue, and many martial arts authors are also discussing this issue in their circles.

"Do you think the little beggar will be the protagonist?"

"From the first chapter, it should be the protagonist. It's just that the name is really..."

"What does Gu Yong think? Is he trying to challenge the bottom line of martial arts fans?"

"Hey, who knows? The abuser in the last episode, this time there's a 'dog bastard'. In this aspect alone, I have to admire it. Besides him, who else dares to play like this?"

"Gu Yong is indeed qualified to play, but is it too much this time?"

"..."

This is the discussion of ordinary martial arts writers, who discuss things on a case-by-case basis, perhaps with a bit of schadenfreude watching a good show.

And those martial arts writers who resented Gu Yong were a little overjoyed.

"What? You said the name of the protagonist of that kid Guyong's new book is 'Dog bastard'?"

"Not sure yet, but it's very likely. The discussion is lively now."

"Haha! Hope is, hope is! That boy Guyong has finally inflated himself. Let me just say, how could a young boy not be inflated with such achievements?"

"After reading the second chapter, you should be sure. If the little beggar is really the protagonist, then our chance will come."

"This is called 'you won't die if you don't die'. Young people, after all, growth has to pay a price."

"..."

...

Silent Leaves, Meniscus, Brother Ni and other martial arts folks are also watching "Xia Ke Xing". After reading the first chapter, they also have the same doubts.

It's just that they didn't participate in any discussions, but frowned and thought, "The protagonist? The bastard? Why did you choose this name? Why dare you choose this name?"

For a while, they didn't have any answers?

...

So, is the little beggar the protagonist? In Chapter 2, there may be an answer.

With doubts, the martial arts fans opened the second chapter.

The second chapter is titled: Absurd and Shameless.

The main point is that after Xie Yanke took away the little beggar, various things happened among the people who surrounded the little beggar.

Among them, mainly through the narration of Wang Wanren of the Snow Mountain School, it tells the story of Shi Qing and Min Rou, their son Shi Zhongyu, who worshipped the Snow Mountain School, and all kinds of absurd and shameless things in the Snow Mountain School.

And all kinds of things between Shi Qing, Min Rou and his wife and the Snow Mountain faction.

This is obviously a transitional chapter and a chapter paving the way for the following chapters, and the "Jade in the Stone" that appears in this chapter should be an important figure.

There is no Xie Yanke or little beggar in this chapter.

After reading the second chapter, many people are a little confused.

Is the little beggar really not the protagonist? Otherwise, why hasn't it appeared in the second chapter?

"Haha! You see, it's said that the little beggar is not the protagonist, do you believe it now?"

Whoever chose the little beggar instead of the protagonist laughed, it seemed they were about to win.

However, the question is, who is the protagonist?

Is it the jade in the stone that appeared in the second chapter? It's just that this is even more impossible, Shi Zhongyu is ridiculous and shameless, not as good as a little beggar.

However, if the little beggar and Shi Zhongyu are not the protagonists, who are the protagonists? Does it not appear until Chapter 3?

Everyone is confused, but luckily this issue has three chapters serialized. If only two chapters are serialized, Xiaojianghu Magazine must receive the blades sent by martial arts fans.

The first two chapters can't determine the protagonist, so the third chapter should be fine.

The third chapter is titled: Do not ask for help.

At the beginning of the third chapter, many people have already taken a reassurance in their hearts.

Because, just at the beginning, Xie Yanke and the little beggar appeared.

Xie Yanke is a weird person. He does everything according to his own preferences. He does good things and bad things. He kills good people and bad people.

He considered himself a great chivalrous man and a great master, and he valued face very much.

He once swore a poisonous oath that if anyone came to him with a "Xuantie Token", he could do one thing for the other party, and he would not take the initiative to hurt the other party.

Now, this last "Mysterious Iron Token" was taken from the little beggar, which is equivalent to the little beggar taking the "Mysterious Iron Token" to find it, and he must do one thing for the little beggar.

So, he took away the little beggar, and he hoped that the little beggar could beg him to do one thing, such as begging him to give him something to eat.

In this way, his original oath was fulfilled. He no longer has anything to do with the little beggar, whether the little beggar lives or dies, he doesn't care.

Xie Yanke felt complacent and proud of his "noble character of keeping the oath".

It’s just that Xie Yanke took the little beggar for a few days, but the little beggar never did anything about Xie Yanke, which made Xie Yanke very annoyed, and hoped in his heart that if something happened to the little beggar, it would be good to die. .

In that way, he would have nothing to do with the little beggar, nor would he violate his original oath.

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