Evolve from Clones

I have read more than one hundred and seventy chapters. Please tell me your thoughts after reading it. Aesthetic fatigue, so to speak, it was quite interesting at first. Time travel, clones, scapegoats, divine favor, especially time travel and becoming clones of scapegoats are fun, but what comes next? Recognizing sister, recognizing mother, recognizing relatives in various ways, the protagonist is becoming more and more mindless. At first, I felt that the protagonist has nothing. I think it is a means to grow up faster, but there must be a bottom line. Sometimes you can don't have a face, but you can't be shameless. After a quick look at the catalog, it no longer attracts me. It's like a burger🍔, with slices of bread on top and a steak in the middle, but there are two maggots on the steak. It's a pity.

After reading Chapter 7, he died of poisoning... First: Generally speaking, when writing villains, they kill the young and grow old. The one the Zhao family killed was the daughter of a strong man whose great power was attributed to him. The death of a small person can erase the death of a princess of a country. The backer behind the Zhao family is so awesome and he assassinates a fool. Wouldn't it be good to just kill her by force? Second: If the skills obtained by the Zhao family at the risk of plundering the family and annihilating the family can be cloned at will, then that family must have lost their minds before killing the princess! You can just clone the princess's cells at will, and extract them at will after cloning. Is there really such a technology that can be stopped by a law? Third: Others don't know that there are clones. The Zhao family doesn't know. Knowing that their young master is going to kill the clones, it's idiotic enough to let him act alone. The person who responded didn't arrange a back-up, even if he couldn't inform the existence of the clones, tell the response code, or directly control him if he couldn't get it right, this villain was really defeated...

It's really sad that I, the Holy Book Sage of the Tang and Tang Dynasties, was poisoned to death...

After reading 50 chapters, the book is still good, and the logic in it is relatively rigorous. Some people in the comment area always raise some strange questions. I can only say that they read without blindfolding.

The review is not high. After reading four or five chapters, I can only say that there are a lot of poisonous points.

Competitions, level-breaking, auctions, adventures, escapes, these are the routines that 99% of novels will definitely have.

I thought he was some kind of ruthless character when he decisively escaped from prison and killed people, but when a girl came out later, he instantly turned into a husky dog, and behaved like a fool. Based on his IQ, even if the author went to junior high school, he was praised.

Um, I thought it was about cultivating immortals, but it turned out to be a time travel. I thought it was a time travel, but it turned out to be science fiction. Then I thought it was science fiction, but it turned out to be magic. I thought it was magic, but it turned out to be suspense. [Emot=default,44/]

Chapter 25 already has the memory of the original owner, but you still ask others how to evolve? The Zhao family is so powerful, is the son they raised an idiot?

This is the first time I see this kind of book. Maybe it's because I haven't read much. It's so good that I had the urge to read it all night long