I Borrowed My Brain from the Emperor

The plot is okay but there are too many errors in the data. As mentioned earlier, the middle stage of Qi training is two years for two spiritual roots, five years for three spiritual roots, seven years for fourth spiritual roots, and ten years for fifth spiritual roots. The result is that generally those with three or four spiritual roots practice four to six levels of Qi in a year, and the protagonist has practiced nine levels of Qi. In the first three years, you had to leave the mountain gate before your breakthrough was in the middle stage, and then it became the later stage of Qi training. At the end of three years of Qi training in a world where it is difficult for spiritual roots to be born? ? ? ? The top combat powers of your sects are just building foundations. If you can't break through the late stage of Qi training in three years, you have to be kicked out of the sect. It's incomprehensible. I asked those Jindan sects if they had to be kicked out of the sect if they did not practice Qi for a year. If Yuanying sect did not break through the late stage of Qi training for a month, they would be kicked out of the mountain sect. I estimate that the Huashen sect would have to be a genius in the late stage of Qi training after practicing for one day.

Data is the author's big weakness! For example, the book says that in two hundred and forty years, three or four generations of mortals have passed. This is based on the fact that one generation can live seventy or eighty years, right? But this is not how generations are calculated. After the first generation dies at seventy or eighty years old, its second generation descendants are only about twenty years younger than him. That is to say, if they can all live seventy or eighty years, one generation will die within about twenty years. Taking an average and assuming that offspring are born at the age of twenty, the two hundred and forty years are at least ten generations. How can it be said that the fourth generation has just been passed down? In ancient times, if one lived to be eighty years old, there was a limited probability that five generations would live under one roof, a very high probability that four generations would live under one roof, and even a very small probability that six generations would live under one roof (every generation would have children in their teens). The price of spiritual stones is also written in a very confusing way, so I can't think about it carefully!

What nonsense did you write? You've just learned martial arts for two days and you're shaming someone who's been practicing martial arts for decades? Then why do others still learn martial arts? Also save junior sister? We just met. Do you have any friendship? People have rebelled and locked down the city, but you still come in and out at will? What are you thinking about?

It's a pity to throw away tasteless food. Slow-burning type, with too many unnecessary plots and too slow plot progression.

I don't know what other people think of this book. I feel like the main character is pretending to be a loser even though he has no plug-ins. He still pretends to be a loser. His outlook is problematic, just like that person who sells goods on a live broadcast.

I don't understand why I want to gamble, there is obviously a golden finger. It sounds very trivial to risk one's life and survive, or to burn one's boat, but the problem is that you should only go for it if you have no other options, and you don't have to seek death on your own! This is called stupidity, not courage!

There are cheats and your development is so slow, so don't have a golden finger and become a disciple of your uncle.

The plot is very cliche. Wherever the protagonist goes, something goes wrong. Every time there is a crisis, he just rushes to the rescue. It's all the same routine. The protagonist is not a good person either. He accepts the sect's preferential treatment with peace of mind without giving anything. I can't help but write several chapters on a trivial matter.

This is the second time I've come across this book. I deleted it once and it still appears, so I'll give you a long review. You're really out of your mind. You've been whining for more than ten or twenty chapters and you still haven't gotten to the point. Although your prelude plot descriptions are okay, they are too much. Moreover, the main plot will be over in a few chapters, and there is no priority. There are also those segmented plots that have no beginning or end. They come as soon as they are called, but they don't know where they started. They disappear and they are nowhere to be found. I didn't even make a summary, and I couldn't understand what was being said. The summary was that I didn't write what I had rewritten, and what I shouldn't have written, it was all over the place. It's a book that's just about halfway through the book shortage. After all, the writing and description are still readable. Although some plots and details of the worldview are not logically logical, on the whole it still conforms to normal human social cognition.

It has been kept on the bookshelf for a long time. Why did it only go from 200 chapters to more than 300 chapters? It's so slow. Hurry up and update it! I'm going to start watching!