The Lord of Krypton Gold

This book review contains spoilers. This is not a subjective book review, just to give you a vaccination. First of all, this book is a dark and enjoyable book. The protagonist is really good at pretending to slap people in the face, but from the actual effect, most of the slaps are invisible slaps in the face. In fact, the protagonist always has the first goal of making money. Therefore, this is a non-traditional and refreshing book, with some tangled issues and slap-in-the-face issues. I feel that the protagonist's mindless book review views are inappropriate. This book is also hilarious, specifically hilariously venomous. A large part of the funny factor is based on poison. This triggered a debate among many book friends: the three views of this book. The protagonist grew up within the sphere of influence of a demonic sect, so many of the behaviors that seem to have incorrect views and are extremely bloody and inhumane are objectively understandable. However, I don't think that the devil can really do whatever he wants. Even the devil's three views should have its own rule framework, rather than wantonly breaking all rules, at least, even its own rules. We all say that demons do whatever they want, but in a demonic society, if everyone does whatever they want, the society will inevitably collapse, because no one follows order (not necessarily rules), then there will be no stability, no stable acquisition of resources, and all resources can only be snatched by oneself. The final result of evolution is that the weak cannot grow and the strong are easily overthrown, leaving only a group of middle-level people living in chaos, not to mention the growth of the protagonist (the system owned by the protagonist was very useless in the early stage and failed to lift him up all at once). The magical society in which "the strong prevails" in many novels actually has structural problems, is utopian, and cannot evolve in the long term. If the author wants to write for a long time, he will definitely write a certain order in the end, with institutional protection or support for the weak, instead of just relying on fists. The reason why I seriously discuss this issue here is not to brainlessly spray a so-called cool article without original sin. On the contrary, the social structure of this book is very reasonable and stable, and can withstand my thinking and "spraying". This demon sect society also has six sects of law enforcement and gentlemen's agreements between different sects. There are many people who live a stable life, and there are also many people who break the rules and gain profits within the rules. It is full of magic, but there is stability. So, when I see the protagonist breaking the rules from time to time, even if sometimes it goes too far, I can understand it when I think of this being a dark novel. Everyone here reads cool articles just to satisfy the pleasure, either the pleasure of pretending to be cool and being slapped in the face, or the pleasure of breaking the rules. This is understandable. But the early stages of reading this book still made me extremely uncomfortable. There's a feeling of pleasure, but it's not worth the chill. Why? Because I don't feel safe. It's too dark around the main character. Everyone you meet may be randomly killed, or may randomly want to kill you. You don't know everyone's details, you don't understand his interests, you don't know whether his thinking is following his words, and you can't foresee whether there will be a turning point in his future. The most fundamental frightening thing is that all of this, at least on the surface, is completely in accordance with the rules and is completely "reasonable". Relatives and friends can betray each other without warning, brothers and sisters can eradicate each other without any pressure, interests can be exchanged between friends and foes without any hesitation, trust is what they say, and they fall out when they say they fall out. Everything is so relaxed and comfortable, so there is no sense of violation. Wherever your protagonist goes, there are undercurrents under the rules, smiling malice, deliberate exploitation, and "as long as it's within the framework of the rules, take action without reservation." There is no reasonable trust, no real people around you. The protagonist didn't care and walked forward carelessly. You are black, and I am blacker than you. For a while, I even felt that if the author suddenly said that Wu Qing or Wu Mu was an evil villain taking advantage of the protagonist, I would not be surprised and would seriously consider the interests behind it. This is no longer simply a sinister human heart. This is a fucking neurological disease. What's terrible is that your protagonist's strength is not good enough. I don't know where your confidence comes from. You break the rules so crazily and make troubles with all your strength. Your back is completely defended by luck. I felt a chill in my back. This is no longer a cool article. Author, you have described this society too perfectly, and the sense of substitution is too strong. I can no longer simply follow the protagonist around easily and mindlessly, and I am paralyzing myself that "these three views are consistent with dark literature." My slaps in the face, my pretense, my slyness, and my pleasure in breaking the rules are at least based on a sense of security! You asked me to smack the monsters in the face with trembling fear. How wonderful is it for me! This is why I told others that this book "collapsed" in the early stages. If you want to write a purely funny anti-conventional article, you should create a utopian society, not a rational society. Of course, a purely utopian society will not last long and will easily collapse later on. Fortunately, this book has a lot of laughs, and it is also very poisonous. It can be regarded as in line with the style of dark literature. It is cute and poisonous, especially in the later part when it turns into a mentally retarded tentacle monster. The laugh points are high enough, the logic is reasonable and reasonable, and the plot is conducive to the subsequent chapters. It can be called a classic. The neutralization of laughter and the self-consistency of logic helped me survive the early stage. I gave up the book several times. Until I met Big History. Encountered a big conspiracy. Encountered an idea. Met love. Maybe it was too dark, but when I saw that little bit of warmth, even though I personally hate harem stories, and even though I was about to be tricked into "no longer believing in love" by the early stage, I was still melted. The key is that this show of affection was so "reasonable" that I couldn't help but put myself into it... Then the whole plot finally became clear, and I was finally able to follow the description and predict whether the characters were a threat and whether they were trustworthy. Finally, I no longer have to look at everyone around me suspiciously, worrying whether they will suddenly draw their swords. I finally feel so safe. It felt like a derailed train was on the tracks. Okay, these are the points that impressed me most. I hesitated and finally gave it five stars. Because this book has a complete car and a complete track. Although it derailed in the early stage, it still started vigorously in the mid-term. In fact, there are many things that I think are excessive. For example, after the protagonist makes the girl pregnant, he is still thinking about money in front of the girl. He looks like a complete scumbag. I felt really distressed when I saw Huo Wu Dieyi smashing the ancient Han Li to the ground, and I wanted to help her beat up Wu Hao. Fortunately, Wu Hao's true feelings as a father later revealed helped him save a little bit of his image. I think the author should give the protagonist's immaturity an opportunity to grow. Money can make people stupid, and the lessons Wu Hao learned should be far more than that. However, this book gave me many surprises, it was also very enjoyable, and my imagination was big enough, so I still felt happy and decided to pursue it. As for the poisonous points and how dark the protagonist's outlook is, it all depends on your taste. Of course, if you think what I said is too much, and you are obviously relaxed and happy watching these stupid things, then I have nothing to say. Your life must be quite easy, I envy you. Real. Be sure to read after chapter 350!

Whether the system point is a failure, it is better to just produce a krypton gold template golden finger. With that "system of all heavens and worlds", at least 100 years of struggle will be saved. If there are good ones, choose the bad ones and take advantage of them. This reason is too far-fetched. In the later period, Qian Baoer and Xiaobai regarded the protagonist as a fool, and the protagonist was like a licking dog, and he was given heaven-level skills at will. The protagonist can't even have sex with a maid even if he wants to, how can he be so noisy and sovereign? Just declare it, Qian Baoer, you didn't do it yourself, and you even sent four ladies from a big family to serve as maids for the protagonist and sold them to ordinary outer disciples. What if they all get involved? Isn't this the protagonist who is green again? What kind of nonsense is this? After the protagonist rejected the system, he did not downplay it. He kept secretly saying, "Why are there only krypton gold templates? That is a sad story." After dozens of chapters, he said it, and he actually regretted why he rejected it in the first place? There are no emotional lines in hundreds of chapters, just making money - becoming stronger, being hunted by the villain - being slapped in the face. Keep going this way. Boring

I don't have an overall view, I have a narrow vision, and I want to be something different. But I don't know that I'm in the lower class, and the beginning of the book is not very good. I think the author can summarize the overall view and sense of substitution of the systematic article.

I don't want to post this, but some people like to use this to show off, so that some people can see clearly. A little reading time is not something you use to pretend

A book friend gave it one star and then gave a lot of reasons. Now I will seriously refute it. To be honest, when I read this book, it was not shocking, but I also thought it was very interesting. Because this book is not very mentally retarded, it starts with me taking over my body and being reborn, traveling through time and so on. Instead, he awakened the memory of his past life. This is good, because I think if you take someone else's body, the body you use will not be good after all. And if you have a child in the future, does this child count as yours? But after reincarnation, all this is not a problem. The question about the system is this. Why? When I look at the systems, I actually really hate some systems, which feel like the protagonist is being used as a slave. A mission will come up in a while. If you can't get the mission, you have to delete it or something like that. What the hell. I think even if a task is really assigned, the system should self-destruct if it cannot complete the task. It's different here. The protagonist just doesn't like to follow the routine, and the protagonist just messes up the system. Many people say that the protagonist gets the system and is a very incomplete castrated version of the remaining 1%. In fact, this is wrong. Because as explained later in the article, the system that ran away, 99% of it ran away, what did it include? Included is the system's own self-awareness and task templates. The remaining 1% is the core and most essential part of the system. And there are no restrictions, any protagonist can use it however he wants. After the protagonist gets 1% of the core, he seems to have become a big boss who can cross boundaries by the seventh or eighth chapter. At the same time, the other kid who got 99% of the system can't even hit the protagonist with a finger and is still struggling to complete tasks. Many people think that more is better, but this is not necessarily true. The core is the best. There is also the issue about the female protagonist. In fact, some people in this place can squirt. I really feel drunk. What does it mean that the protagonist is a dog licker? Qian Baoer's cultivation method uses his own lunar star destiny to become a child like the Tianshan Child Elder. No one else noticed his abnormality, but the protagonist had a system, so he found that he had a powerful power but couldn't exert it himself, so he took Qian Baoer as his maid and kept sucking her energy. In the end, the two people developed feelings and fell in love. The protagonist is just a little nicer to Qian Baoer, but he becomes a bitch? The protagonist's skills are legendary. What's wrong with giving Tian Baoer a copy of the heaven-level skills? As for the maids sent by other tribes, hahaha! I haven't even met the protagonist, so why should I wear a cuckold? Although there is more than one heroine in this book, each heroine uses a personality and has her own story. Isn't it the kind of person who opens a harem randomly, sends 100 girls, and takes all 100? Qian Baoer must be the first heroine, she is the head of the Red Lotus Sect. The other is a princess from Daqian who has the destiny of Ziwei Star. Ziweixing is the Emperor Star. The other one is from the Flower Fairy clan and is the maid of the leftover girl in the Snow Lotus. But in fact, because of the cultivation techniques in Snow Lotus, they stole the secret of heaven, so the maid of the saint is actually the disciple of the saint. Because the method of stealing heavenly secrets can easily lead to retribution, master and apprentice cannot be commensurate with each other. Otherwise, whatever the master does will be retribution to the apprentice, and whatever the apprentice does will be retribution to the master. In this case, the inheritance will be broken. Therefore, they are called master and servant, but they are actually master and disciple. That is, the candidate saint. Moreover, this candidate saint is pregnant with the protagonist's first child. This child is very talented and can kill the soul before he is born. (Realm: acquired, Qi training, innate, golden elixir, martial soul, soul) There is another preparatory heroine, who has the body of a drought demon. Once she reaches adulthood, she will be able to achieve the power of a fairy in the virtual realm. And what about the protagonist's teacher. What should I say about this? In fact, this writing is quite counter-conventional. The protagonist's teacher is actually quite interesting. The reason why the protagonist has no sense of alchemy is because one of his ancestors was cursed by the alchemy god. But in the end, the protagonist relied on the system to develop a unique elixir. I originally thought that everyone would like this book very much after reading it, but later I found that many people had poor reviews of this book. After thinking about it for a while, I realized that this is not the fault of this book, nor the fault of you readers. Because the path this book takes is intelligent. It's not that kind of stupid nonsense. The readers who read books are also relatively old, so the requirements are naturally high. But I hope you can be kind in your words. Many people say why there are so few good books nowadays. In fact, it's because writing stupid articles saves trouble and effort, and makes more money. Why write the kind of intellectual books? At least those novice readers are easy to fool, unlike those who have been reading for a long time and have very high requirements. Therefore, it is difficult to find a book. But I think the writing in this book is actually pretty good, so I'd better support it more. And some people say that this book is a dark text, but I actually don't think it is. This book is just a relatively sane book, not dark at all. Even with a little levity.

One shot and a baby! ! ! Thousands more were born later! ! ! ! A little bit...

I feel that the character of the male protagonist in this article is too rubbish and makes people feel a little uncomfortable after reading it😔

In the first mission after time travel, I just chose No. The golden finger flew away. To be honest, when I saw this, I was bored. How else could I play? If there was no krypton gold system left in the system, wouldn't it be completely useless?

After reading Chapter 6, I couldn't help but have a fact that is not just speculation, the remnants of the system are so powerful. Why is the protagonist's head twitching? . .

Yes, although there is a harem in this book, there is always only one heroine, and the rest are needed by the plot. . The main thing is to give birth to a few awesome babies, and then the whole family can conquer the world. Although this is a bit of a scumbag, haha. But the plot is well written and there are many refreshing aspects.