Cannon Fodder Cultivation Guide

The male protagonist seems to be a certain Heng? ? ? [Emot=default,06/]I have accepted it. . . . . .

Although I tried my best to write about the good qualities of the heroine, I read the "thoughts" posted by others and thought about it carefully, and found that the heroine is not as good as she seems. For example, let Zheng He replace her as the buyer of what others thought was a stone. Not to mention that because she took out ten pieces of grass, she was afraid that others would know that she was a casual cultivator, but she had so many good things that others would covet and snatch. After all, the heroine was not a real casual cultivator, and she was very powerful. She was sitting in a box in the city lord's palace. It was related at first glance. People, those who have no money will not rob the heroine out of greed if they are smart, and the rich and powerful people will not despise such things... If the heroine didn't know that being a buyer would bring disaster and trouble, and she didn't want to conflict with the generous person, and the heroine left early after buying the things, it was also to avoid trouble, right? After all, the heroine knew that being a buyer would be in trouble and asked Zheng He to take the blame for her, leaving Zheng He's life and death unknown. What's more, you talk about becoming friends with a fur ball. Have you ever seen someone coax a friend into a "little dark room"? Have you ever seen someone who is unwilling to put a body in his own storage ring, but lets his friends put the body in someone else's space? After all, the heroine still regards it as her own pet, and she should let her contracted spiritual pet do whatever she wants. It's just that she can't say it nicely so that the evil beast with a bad brain will turn against him. The rations for Furball are all driven by the people themselves to drive away the monsters. The heroine can only have a job of picking heavenly and earthly treasures, but she can share half of the living. Not to mention with friends, even if you team up with strangers, you can't share so much with so little effort, right? The magic weapons that give Maoqiu the fire of hell are not at the same level as the help that Maoqiu can bring to the heroine when he grows up. What if Senior Sister Pan or Luo Qiheng needs this fire of hell? You and your spiritual pet have the ability to escape, but will you offend a Nascent Soul Ancestor for your friend and spend a lot of magic weapons to get this opportunity for your friend? It's not like she was taken advantage of. The heroine must have felt that she had to fight for her own opportunity. After all, if she didn't want the fire of hell, no one would notice her and her spiritual pet tearing apart space to escape. Would the heroine take risks for the sake of her friends? After all, the heroine regards Maoqiu as her spiritual pet and her fighting power. She gets the Fire of Hell just to improve her fighting power... What I mean is, if you want to say that someone is a partner, you should act like a partner. Be fair and treat Maoqiu as a human being. , Treat them as true friends instead of spiritual pets. One day your ability exceeds that of your friends, and the more effort you put in, the more things you will get. If you want to treat others as spiritual pets, don't always think that you treat them as companions, and think that you are so noble. Wow, I treat spiritual pets as friends! 🙄🙄🙄

First, who is the heroine's mother and why did she run away from home? What was the truth back then? Secondly, who was the person who drugged the heroine so much that she was almost eaten by the monster protecting the mountain? Thirdly, will the original heroine Zhang Tongtong's ex-fiancé, the young master of the Tang family who suddenly turned into a good-for-nothing in cultivation, and the man whose family forced the heroine Yiyi to marry, will have a role in the future? Fourth, where is Lu Qiao now? In Lan Yu's small world, how did the Tang family head cast a soul-killing curse on the heroine through Lu Qiao? What did Lu Qiao do? Fifth, where did Zheng He go? Why does Ximen Nanshan, who harmed Zheng He, look exactly like Ximen Nanshan of Zhan Yingtai? Sixth, where is Mo Yan's little cousin? Who is the mastermind behind the conflict between the heroine's sect and senior sister Yuan Ying's sect? Finally, now there is another wasp, and it feels like this is another person with a story! That's all I can think of for the moment. The author has dug so many holes. Don't forget it, but be sure to fill it in!

I support Luo Qiheng as the male lead with both hands I feel that Yiyi has fallen in love with Luo Qiheng, but she doesn't know yet. Luo Qiheng is so dedicated and not a puppy, so Luo Qiheng should be the official matchmaker for Yiyi.

I feel that the author has taken both aspects into account. This article focuses on the female protagonist cultivating immortality. There are very few emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists, accounting for only 0.000001% Of the page. There is no need to worry about the heroine having a love brain or forcibly reducing her intelligence! Moreover, the male and female protagonists in this article are both "growth types". When the female protagonist is "upgrading and fighting monsters", the male protagonist is also struggling on his own path to immortality. He and the female protagonist have always been together less and more apart. This is completely different from other male protagonists who look down on the world as soon as they appear and then follow behind the female protagonist to protect her. However, although there are few emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists, the author always writes them on the spot, giving people room for aftertaste and endless reverie.

The heroine never asked Zheng He to help her bear the reputation of the buyer. It was Zheng He who took the initiative to act as the buyer and helped the heroine take the risk. "Active" and "passive" are two different properties. Let's walk through the timeline in detail: In the first step, Zheng He booked box No. 2 And invited the heroine, Zhu Qing and others to the auction house. In the second step, the heroine bid for the stone with Box No. 10, And the heroine successfully bought it. (Note: At this time, everyone only knows that the stone was taken in Box 2, and does not know who specifically took the picture.) In the third step, the heroine said goodbye because she had spent all her money buying stones and felt that staying a moment longer would be dangerous. (Note: The stone has not been delivered to the box at this time.) In the fourth step, the staff sent the stone to Box 2. Zheng He took the lead and completed the handover for the heroine, causing the staff to think that Zheng He had bought the stone. Many readers were angry with the heroine because of Zheng He's accident, and called her a scheming girl and a green tea girl. But from the beginning to the end, Zheng He knew that there were risks, but he was a righteous man and took the initiative to help the heroine win her over. Just like a brother took the initiative to save his sister when something happened, and the sister was "the most sinful"?

The heroine has disliked Su Le since she first became a disciple, and hopes that she will not be as harmful as Lu Qiao in the future, otherwise the harm will definitely be greater than Lu Qiao's. Another point is that although the heroine is very mature in age, cultivation, and experience, I still feel that she has not "grown up" yet. So I hope that after what happened to Su Le, she will never accept another disciple. Great support, hope for more 😘😘😘

I really like this article, not only because the male protagonist is not much stronger than the female protagonist like in other articles, but the female protagonist loses her soul when she sees the male protagonist. On the contrary, I particularly like Luo Qiheng. I think he is very rational, knows what he wants, and works hard for it. I like the way Yiyi and Luo Qiheng get along, it feels very comfortable and warm. Moreover, the author's writing style is very good. Although the writing is infrequent, there are a lot of words in each chapter. It is really a high-quality article. What I particularly want to condemn is those who recommend other articles in the author's book reviews. Don't you think you are very rude? Moreover, I also read that article when it was just updated, earlier than this article, but the male protagonist persuaded him to withdraw and other comments will not be made. It can be said that this article is the top.1 Fairy tale in my mind.

More updates! Beautifully written. Although it is also a time-traveling book, it does not always recall the plot of the original book, and there are no plots where everything changes or there is an inescapable fate. In particular, the relationship with the heroine of the original book feels aptly written, without blindly belittling the original heroine.

I think Lingxu's master is the male protagonist Luo Qiheng. After Lingxu's master died in the third battlefield, the most powerful leader of the Ancient God Clan (the master of the drop of blood in the female body) thought of his greatness and collected his soul fragments. But some immortal kings with ulterior motives and some gods who were opposed to Master Lingxu found out about it, so the leader concealed Master Lingxu's aura so that Lingxu didn't recognize it (so the male protagonist is the Taoist of Reincarnation). Although the bad guys knew that Master Lingxu still had a chance to be resurrected, they did not find him. But those bad guys used this incident (the leader of the Ancient God Clan did not abide by the rules of heaven and earth) to attack the Ancient God Clan and inquired about the whereabouts of Lingxu's master. However, to no avail, they destroyed the Ancient God Clan and the space thunder beast clan that was closely related to the Ancient God Clan. He also built small worlds such as Zhanying Terrace and the World in the Well to mark the strong men from the lower world with the Immortal Slave Seal. He attempted to mark Lingxu's master with the Immortal Slave Seal, and set a curse on the place where the Hellfire Seal could lift the Immortal Slave Seal. But all this was mixed up by the heroine... (Okay, I can't make it up anymore😁😁😁)