Dreamlike View

Why do they all like to torture their masters? Don't you have any modern people's safety thinking at all? Know that you are shit. He also likes to get involved in everything. It stands to reason that you are not without skills. Being able to become stronger while sleeping is such a great thing, as long as you can live with it. A great Luo Jinxian can be born from sleeping. No, I just want to die. Others deal with the ghosts that they can handle. When it comes to the protagonist, I don't think I just want to provoke the thousand-year-old demon. I just want to try things that others dare not touch. Are you sick? You said you don't lack the skills to practice. Later, I found the method of contemplation at a Dharma conference. Moreover, these two sets of exercises are complementary. You don't lack the means to make a living, right? Then why do you want to die? It's not like there are no seniors to teach you. Specially choose tasks that involve a narrow escape from death to complete. It's almost all luck every time. But if you are almost lucky, you will be spoiled. What are you picturing? Looking for excitement. According to common sense, the protagonist died the first time he entered the haunted house. It's really awesome. You knew there was something wrong with this house, but you still dared to go in. The most ridiculous thing is being knocked unconscious by the being in the haunted house. He actually came back alive. Why? What do you have? And this kind of thing didn't happen to him once or twice. The first time he met a fox, there was nothing he could do about it. I was still a novice at the time, and I didn't know how dangerous the world of ghosts was, so I broke into it with one shot. What about the second time? Did you post it yourself? Everyone has told you that even though you didn't know how to run away from that fox last time, you actually stuck to it. And miraculously survived. To the 3rd time. Still a fox. You used a shield to run out, and then came back to be beaten. Isn't that because you have a masochistic constitution? Just say that there was no difference in that fight with you or without you? If the fox hadn't been merciful, I would have killed you little white guy long ago. It turned out to be a mess. It gives me a feeling that the author wants the protagonist to deliver it. And the protagonist's survival depends entirely on luck. This is what I find most disgusting. I keep seeing this kind of writing. Why does the protagonist rely on luck every time? Don't understand

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