A Blessed Land for All: I Can Add Some Buildings

The author's plot routines are old. Since the protagonist has been given such an awesome cheat, the best plot routine is to just keep developing! The academic style in the book was favored and supported by various awesome seniors. It was okay ten years ago, but it is no longer popular now. Using the protagonist's golden finger, all the growth-type treasures and high-grade treasures are sold in exchange for the earth evil spirit energy that can replace luck to upgrade the blessed land. This is the best way to maximize profits. Then use the saved luck to collect those treasures that are not high-grade but have good properties, and use them for unlimited upgrades, which is a reasonable use of the plug-in. There is also a city that costs ten times more luck than upgrading a blessed land, which is the least cost-effective. With such a population, you can just build it yourself. It is not difficult to train a construction team and build infrastructure, so why bother to upgrade it? For this kind of plug-in, you don't spend your luck to upgrade the blessed land, but use unused treasures and resources in exchange. After that, priority is given to upgrading and accelerating training, resources, and Taoist soldiers to increase combat power and wealth, and then go crazy to the first-level star gate world to plunder the population, so that it can grow rapidly like a snowball.

My first impression after reading this book is that this blessed land is completely built for the Earth Immortal system. It would be great to equip the male protagonist with local immortal skills. The extraordinary system as written now is a bit lame and does not have the combat power bonus of Blessed Land at all.

The writing, plot, characterization, and background description are all average with no outstanding points, making it boring to watch.

The author ran away, and this book was abandoned.

The name sounds like garbage. What is the whole sincerity method? Nine Yang Magic. I also have the Nine Yin White Bone Claws, which are all low-level martial arts things.

I have been reading this book for 557 minutes. Except for the protagonist's martial arts, which is a bit uncomfortable to watch, the rest of the book is very interesting. I wonder if the protagonist's whole Earth Immortal martial arts will not take off? How cool would it be to move from one place to another without the normal restraints of earthly immortals?

It's okay, but it's just less, not enough to watch.

All the college students here are illiterate. Except for their families or some forces, or to be more direct, except for Pig's Feet, everyone else knows the basics. Only Pig's Feet is illiterate. He has been studying for more than ten years and is still a college student. He doesn't even know the basics. Seriously, is there no library or online information in this world? From the beginning to the end, Pigfoot is illiterate. He doesn't know anything. He only knows about the blessed land, some exercises, or some past life TV series, and then he doesn't know anything else. He just doesn't know anything about the whole process, just like a waste. So what exactly does this university teach? Wouldn't it be better to teach some of the same techniques as in modern times, and then give you some exercises to practice by yourself, and not teach anything else? There is no basic training, some medicinal herbs, and realm basics. So the world has been developing for so long, but it can't even popularize the basics. So what are these universities for? Just teach some modern knowledge? Then you have to explore and discover everything else by yourself?

The efficiency is so low that the protagonist is like a fly. There are cheats for planning, strategy and tactics. The plug-in is the main body, and it is dragged down by the protagonist.

The routine is still the same old routine, and it still looks good. I recommend it every day, but the updates are a bit slow and not enjoyable to read.