Talent Roulette

Recommendation level: ★★ [Complete] Classical fairy tale novel with a somewhat ambiguous tendency. Introduction: The style of the novel is biased towards the early stage of the Xianxia style. The protagonist's initial development is step-by-step, with a bit of a sect and academy style flavor. Just based on the title of the book, we can also know that the author's point of view is on the side of the talent school, which emphasizes that one percent talent is better than 99% of sweat, and rejects the mortal camp. The protagonist's biggest golden finger is that he can improve his personal talent. This golden finger can be said to be at the golden thigh level. Advantages: The plot of the novel is quite smooth. This book is an option during a book shortage. Disadvantages: The writing style is average and there is no innovation. PS: Although the author has died, this book is still worth putting on the book list.

The main upgrade plot, the protagonist Goldfinger is a roulette wheel and "companion" Xiaoqing who can improve talents. There's nothing poisonous about it, it's a cool article.

The plot is compact. Goldfinger is about extracting talents for a fee, farming, practicing, and showing off. As long as it is good to yourself, how can you refuse such a sexual blessing as being forced to enter into a marriage contract? How can you not accept a highly talented loli as a drug boy. . . The protagonist's IQ is online, don't worry