Start Cultivating Immortality by Killing Weirdos

In the first 2 chapters, he cheated his brother, answered the phone without thinking, stopped going to the police station when he said he wouldn't make a mistake, didn't study cheats after traveling for 6 years, slept in the daytime without working, and deserved to die.

I don't understand the logic clearly, and it just makes me look confused. The main character only talks about the benefits, but he always wants to kill people. He has a bad outlook on things. There is no talk about the character's psychology. I feel like he has an anti-social personality.

The urban setting is one of the several prerequisites for bad fantasy novels. Others include a sign-in system flow that creates prizes, treasures, and exercises out of thin air, and a system flow that can upgrade the game interface to increase attributes. There are also unlimited group travels, multiple travels, and physical travels. There is also the first-person narrative.

The author took it for granted. In the beginning, he made the protagonist an egoist, but later it changed more and more. The character is the soul of a book, rather than jumping around repeatedly. Later, the protagonist almost changed into a human being. He began to worry about the country and the people, started giving pills, and handed over basic skills. This book is not going to be popular. The first part is destined to only attract people who prefer dark novels. The second part is unreadable and I am so eaten up by Zhang Yang. I guess there is something weird in the back, and the protagonist is the one pushing for it.

It's too verbose, and it's a lot of nonsense.

My name is Yang Jian. When you read this sentence, I am already dead. This book is a bit like a mystical resurgence.

Author, have you forgotten the wife of the protagonist's classmate? Didn't you say you were coming to find the protagonist? Why haven't you come to find the protagonist after more than ten or twenty days?

It's too poisonous. The main character is against the state agencies and the writing is so unbearable. Less than half a year after he gained the power, he became so violent that it poisoned people to death. After reading so many books, yours is the most poisonous

The logic is unclear, the emotions are confusing, the number of words is too low, and there are too many superficial words to make it verbose. The protagonist's response to his brother's report is too bland, so it is better not to write it and to persuade him to quit.

It has not been updated, so the rating is much smaller.