Become a God from One Hexagram Every Day

If you can strike first, others will always come to you. People often run away because of hiding their strength. In the end, letting people tip off the information is the worst. 1. When killing the 8 sons of the Great Sheep Immortal, he could obviously do it with one move, but he had to show off and let Wei go. 2. You have already offended those grandsons of the fourth level of innateness, and then figured out that he had bad intentions, why not just kill those four people. It's a matter of one move and another blow. You have to wait for someone to leave the city, and then the other three go to report the news, which involves a lot of mess. 3. Then came the academy elder and Sun's father. **You could do anything with one move, but you were let go by the elder again. It's been disgusting. After more than a hundred chapters, this dog coin is still not dead. I'm really sad. 4. When fighting with the Ma family elders, kill the Ma family first. In the end, only your own people are left. Can there be a wave? What to hide? Anyway, the intelligence will be behind in a few days. 5. Battles of the same level are often written as if they are evenly matched. 6. The villains are all detectives and can always find the protagonist. 7. Every time you make a move from behind, if there is a sign, you can't take the first move to trap the opponent? There are hexagrams that allow several forces to fight with each other. Wouldn't it be possible to gain the advantage of being the oriole behind?

I still enjoyed reading this book at the beginning. Goldfinger is not very strong, but it is also ridiculously strong. It is obviously an intelligence system for fortune-telling, but it turns out to be a deduction system for deduce skills. Of course, it can also explain the fortune-telling skills. The protagonist is quite decisive in killing at the beginning. He did not hesitate to kill the wife and daughter of his old boss. When he was not strong, he started to hide from the enemy. When he became strong, he started to build up his power. It was quite refreshing to watch. Immediately upgraded to Zi Mansion, started to wander, and it became more and more uncomfortable to watch. The main point of discomfort was the captive female subordinate, a trained female killer. How could she be loyal? How could she survive in the killer organization if she was not ruthless and treacherous. As a result, this woman was given top-notch skills and provided with resources while upgrading the Purple Mansion. It felt like the male protagonist in a cool novel who was stabbed in the back by the empress, and then treated differently. A good friend (who informed the protagonist of the principles of the skills and established the basis for the protagonist's self-deduction of the skills) ended up being exploited by the protagonist and only received ordinary skills. At that time, this friend was planning to teach him the skills and let him start practicing Qi. In the deduction, he kept secrets for him to death. In fact, it is a great kindness to directly reward a female prisoner with an ordinary skill book, and it is also deduced and optimized (the cost of deducing and optimizing is too low). The reason is to find a subordinate to exploit the alchemy. First, the elixir is so powerful that it is not willing to sell it, so you just take a female prisoner? No insurance? Second, if there is no need to pull the female captive to the realm, the saved divination and resources, the protagonist has long been upgraded. Let's talk about the established power. It is clearly stated that if the power of gods and demons is useless, it will be abandoned. Why do you waste so much thought on a place that is ready to be abandoned? It should not be like a pyramid scheme. It should be bigger and stronger and then absorb resources. At worst, the core will be taken away. A few of them relied on the protagonist's elixir recipes, weapon refining, talismans, etc. To get started correctly. They insist on getting something good but not too much. They practice together with their subordinates, which can obviously provide the platform with high profits and benefit others and themselves. The subordinates originally collect resources for the protagonist, and the protagonist rewards them. In the end, the protagonist upgrades and earns unused resources to share with his subordinates. Then there is the Tianlei Secret Realm. The protagonist swept through it alone, and then found resources for the female captives, and also took over the affiliated sects, but I don't know what the use is. Then the protagonist starts to contact the official. He does not want to use the official to find materials for refining the natal magic weapon. He does not save the number of divination times and studies the imperial weapons every day (this can be regarded as boring. Although the imperial weapons are strong, it will not matter if he gets it later, but the natal magic weapon will be late).

He has the strength, but he is threatened and plotted by others. He has been kicked out of his family, but he tolerates it openly.

Why should the protagonist waste time on a woman who assassinates the protagonist, add weaknesses to himself, and spend so much time cultivating her. It should be cut down afterwards.

The content is very boring, the heroine can accept it as she pleases, and the potential setting is as long as the body is strong, but there is not much physical training, and people with some skills can improve it. [Emot=default,04/]

This system is exactly the same as the system in that book

The protagonist has wiped out other people's families. Don't be too outrageous when you say that the protagonist is the Holy Mother.

Four thousand words a day is too little, right?

I hope it will be updated twice a day, but the updates are too few.

The protagonist is too frustrated. Don't be decisive in killing the Virgin.