You Can Even Tamper with the Explosion Rate?

Hurry up and follow the new ones! ! Author, can you be more positive?

The protagonist has to deal at least 20% damage after reaching the third level to be worthy of being promoted to two levels. The author is too casual with the protagonist's upgrade. He could be bolder and directly go beyond the level and send the experience to the top of this level, and then use bottlenecks to suppress the level. However, the author deliberately writes the reward experience to be low, which will easily cause the subsequent experience monsters to collapse.

Okay, okay, what the hell, I need ten more words

It's beautiful. I'm in the process of updating it. The update is too slow. I want to keep it.

I will reward you for more updates. In addition, you can pin this comment to the top. I will reward you for more updates, but the quality should not be reduced.

The most "cheating" imaginative article among the articles on cultivating immortals! The protagonist Gu Jing travels to the digital world of immortality. Others rely on luck to defeat monsters, but he can directly tamper with the explosion rate - making the low-level monsters explode with golden equipment, adding 100% instant kill entries to ordinary martial arts, and even turning the sword fairy into a "god-sent match". This kind of "modifier-style" cultivation is both dumbfounding and enjoyable. Gu Jing's golden finger is simply bug-level. The "infinite tampering" ability can not only change the explosion rate of equipment, but also leverage the rules of the world. When others were competing for a book of martial arts, he casually changed the entry and turned the rubbish martial arts into a magical weapon; when others worked hard to please Tao-level NPCs, he directly modified his favorability and took the sword fairy Jiang Luo's hand to walk in the snowy mountains. This operation took the word "defying the heaven" to a new level. The setting of the world view at the beginning is very impressive: the world of immortality is suddenly digitized, with panels, tasks and NPCs like large online games. The once strong men fell from the altar due to the failure of their skills, and the whole world is ushering in a major reshuffle. As the young master of the Gu family, Gu Jing has a "do no evil" persona, but he relies on his ability to tamper with counterattacks. This contrast brings laughter. There are too many famous scenes in the plot to count: the trumpet monster in Ganwang Huangshan explodes with golden equipment, making monks all over the world doubt the way of heaven; the ordinary blue martial arts is changed to "guaranteed instant kill", and beating the BOSS is like chopping vegetables; even the cold sword fairy was changed to "exclusive Taoist companion" by him, and the onlookers shouted "Heavenly Punishment". Gu Jing had no choice but to say, "This world is about to be changed by me." At the same time, he kept cheating. This "Versailles" style of pretentiousness made people love and hate him at the same time. The pace is as fast as double speed. As soon as a bug is solved, new gameplay is immediately unlocked. From changing equipment to changing NPC favorability to formulating new rules, every step of Gu Jing's operation subverts cognition. The author has perfectly integrated the "game setting" and "immortal cultivation system", which not only retains the grand sense of cultivating immortals, but also is full of fun and fun. If you like to watch anti-routine cultivating immortality and want to experience the ultimate feeling of "becoming stronger while lying down", then this book will definitely make you stay up late to catch up on updates. Gu Jing proved with his actions: In a digitalized world, those who master modifiers are the real way of heaven - this kind of operation that turns cultivating immortality into a "stand-alone game" is not too outrageous!

Why does the update suddenly not show up?

It's very comfortable to read, the writing is really good, and it can be updated quickly.

Quick update! ! It's really not enough ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh (Damn, why is there a word count requirement)

I'm here to make an update. Come on come on